It would appear that the lucky folks in attendance got an acoustic set! That's right and it was really good! I'm sure UR will be along shortly with the whole setlist, but here are a few from memory: Living Bubba (opener) Box Of Spiders Gravity's Gone The Deeper In Pulaski TN Cartoon Gold Bulldozers...

6/15 Eddie Vedder
6/16 Eddie Vedder
6/18 Eddie Vedder
6/19 Clearwater Festival (DBT, James McMurtry, Justin Townes Earle, Jorma Kaukonen, Suzanne Vega, Indigo Girls, Joanne Shenandoah)

beantownbubba wrote:Is it true that the album's only available as an import?

Yes. I recommend the bonus track version. It's a reissue that includes "Alfie" and "It Might Be You."

One day I was browsing the music magazines at a chain bookstore (as often happens) and I read in MOJO about an English singer named Rumer (stage name...real name Sarah Joyce). It said she was superb, harkening back to such vocalists as Dusty Springfield and Carole King. (I've also seen Karen Carpent...

tonight - DBT and Alejandro Escovedo

I mentioned Farm Aid and the Bridge School earlier in the thread. The dates for both fundraising events have been announced. Farm Aid will be held on August 13 in Kansas City, KS. The Bridge School Benefit will be held on October 22-23 in Mountain View, CA. I plan to be in Mountain View in October a...

Unwatchable finals, just unwatchable. Why do you say that? If Vanouver wins it will be the franchise's first Stanley Cup and the first for a Canadian team since Montreal in 1993. They won the President's Trophy so have been the most consistent team all season. If Boston wins it will be the franchis...

Thanks for the all the birthday wishes! I appreciate it.

There are some great periodicals that cover these kinds of movies. Some of my favorites are linked below.

http://www.videowatchdog.com
http://www.shockcinemamagazine.com
http://www.littleshoppeofhorrors.com

emandrisdad wrote:It begins and ends with The Exorcist for me. I can't believe nobody mentioned it. (Unless I missed it)

I sort of figured this one as such a given that I didn't bother mentioning it. I agree that it's one of the classics.

Family Portraits: A Trilogy Of America Black Sunday (also others by Mario Bava including The Whip And The Body, Black Sabbath, Kill Baby Kill, Twitch Of The Death Nerve, and Lisa And The Devil) Suspiria (also others by Dario Argento such as The Bird With The Crystal Plumage, Deep Red, Inferno, Teneb...

05/14 Blackmore's Night in Stroudsburg, PA
05/15 Simone Felice in Fairfield, CT

The Walkabouts
UFO
Voivod
Timesbold
Godflesh
War

In. This will be my first time seeing Alejandro Escovedo...looking forward to it!

I have friends who live in Montclair. They have mentioned a bus that goes between NYC and Montclair. I will ask them for info and report back.

tonight - Amon Amarth in NYC

Sorry, Bill--i knew you'd disagree and have to chime in i can't give PJ any props past 3 albums, great live band, they can make the mediocre songs come alive---if post Vitalogy sounded like Into the Wild, i'd love it... I also love Into the Wild, but PJ is not a folk band so it's unlikely they'll m...

Seems to me that most bands have a 1-3 album peak and it's just hard to maintain that. You're right though..that's exactly what I saw happen to PJ and I never understood their following for all these years. I would say that Pearl Jam had a 5-album peak to start their career (Ten-Vs-Vitalogy-No Code...

Maybe by "sitting in with Zeppelin" they meant this performance from when Led Zeppelin was inducted into the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame. Agreed, it's not "Led Zeppelin" but it's Page, Plant and Jones (not sure if Jason Bonham was the drummer for this or not). DCfQ0jHi6wc You're p...

Neil never sat in with Led Zeppelin. While I agree that the Dylan/Dead tour & live album are far from the career best for either of those acts, the author could be more accurate with some of the statements.

Number 9 is incorrect. See the performance below.

Last night I saw Neil Young in Providence, RI (great show). Beforehand, I met up with some Neil friends for dinner. One of them is a taper. I told him about this development and his response was essentially, "well the tapers can still stealth tape his shows." I'm not a taper myself and und...

bend your head against the grey and spit and curse and fuck and pray and pray and pray until you sleep the good lord'll keep them knees bleedin' carry me to the end of this i can't believe your little bliss if this is hell well i want it all and i want this holy house to fall there's seas of sweat ...

http://thrasherswheat.org/ great site Agreed, Smitty. Thrasher is a friend of mine. A mutual friend and I stayed at his house in Virginia in 2008 when we went to see DBT in DC with Thrasher and his wife. Thrasher has a very cool collection of Neil memorabilia. He is a fellow DBT fan who I got to se...

MEMORY Brings back the time when I was eight or nine I was watchin’ my mama’s T.V., It was that great Grand Canyon rescue episode. I remember the first time I heard Neil Young’s music. I was eight or nine (actually I know I was nine), riding the bus to school in Dunwoody, GA. I heard a song on the r...

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/216422_10150545779725276_142431860275_18055205_5295350_n.jpg Neil shopping at Plan 9 in Richmond during Record Store Day. The original plan was for him to perform at Schoolkids in Raleigh yesterday but somewhere along the line the plan changed. W...

Not neccessarily. The Dead, Phish and Panic are three prime examples of three bands that have actively encouraged taping. And those three bands have probably netted the most in releasing their soundboards. Pearl Jam is probably the only exception to the rule I can think of. I don't think that they ...

04/07 - DBT in Knoxville
04/08 - DBT in Lexington
04/09 - DBT in Lexington
04/10 - Rush in NYC

I know this thread isn't usually in the past tense, but I wasn't sure of my exact schedule before I left on my road trip. That's how it turned out.

How about $79 plus service fees to see Eddie Vedder acoustic? When he was touring on the Into the Wild stuff it was an excellent show, but it seems a bit hypocritical to me that he charge that much. Less than the cost of a Pearl Jam ticket. I understand that the market bears what it holds, but it s...

Listen I understand the motivation to make money. Neil is involved in a lot of things, some of them very good things, and he wants more cash. I understand that, truly I do. I'm not one of these guys that thinks he owes me or anyone anything, he most certainly does not, but this little rant by his m...