I'm now about 80% certain I'll be at the ramble with one or two other Nova Scotia travellers - all will be known by this time tomorrow - I see there is only standing room tickets left...by the way, where exactly is Tarrytown, and do folks actually stay in their seats? 80% certain sounds good to me....

alicedmillionaire wrote:I Know Your Daddy Hates Me

Ooh. I like.

I am trying to convince a few friends to attend this with me...how many tickets are available for the ramble? I assume I should act quick on this one, but really don't want to do the trek solo. I like the proposed itinerary however. Big Pink and yasgur's farm...man, what a pilgrimage!!! Holy cow, b...

^^^ I love it when a plan comes together.

A friend who's done Ramble shows a few times highly recommends The Bear Cafe in Woodstock. See here:

http://www.bearcafe.com/

A little pricey perhaps, but it looks fabulous.

Jonicont wrote:Thursday (6/3) is our 33rd wedding anniversary.

Hold it. Weren't you at a DBT show on your anniversary last year? Baltimore I believe?

Jonicont wrote:I love my wife

Me too!

Gram Parsons "Miller's Cave"

>>I caught her out one Sunday morning
With a man they call Big Dave
Meanest man in Waycross Georgia
Rather fight a mountain lion in Miller's Cave>>

Nice, scotto. I have nothing to add to your fine review except that the album cover of Marquee Moon haunts me for some reason. It's a portrait of the band photographed by Robert Mapplethorpe:

Word to the wise: Tickets for Peter Wolf @ the wilbur theater in boston on 25 May go on sale tomw. Shit bubba, you should schlep on over to Northampton 5/11 to see him in a tiny room at the Iron Horse. I saw that listing and thought of you... I'm guessing that's an hour and change drive from where ...

uncle rickey wrote:Backyard Tire Fire this Tuesday.

This was a solid show. Really enjoyed it, and had very little knowledge of BTF going in.

Going to see Horse Feathers this Saturday. I liked their last album, haven't picked the new one up yet... figured I would at the show.

As I was saying to folks in Asheville, if you're not sure you can do this, yes you can.

You've got eight months to figure out how.

never going back wrote:Or Isbell songs at a DBT show.

Heard "Outfit" and "Danko" shouted in Asheville.

That's funny. A guy behind me was yelling for "Easy on Yourself" for pretty much the whole show the second night in Asheville.

My first ever Delaware rock show! I think. As far as I can remember.

Wait, check that, I might've seen The Mavericks in the early 90's in Newark, DE. Oh well.

Might as well resurrect this thread too. Gonna be a lot of us in Dixie Whiskey's hometown.

Thought I'd get this in the Other Bands section

Backyard Tire Fire this Tuesday.