LBRod wrote:

glennrwordman wrote:All three nights in hand. Come ON, February! Can't wait.

X2 This year mobile tix was an option, so the line should go quicker.

Not if I'm in front of you with my will call tickets! Old school, baby.

Highly enjoyable World Series. And I've come around on Joe Buck as a baseball, at least, play by play man and Smoltz is clearly the best analyst in the business.

In prison, Jeff Sessions' protruding ears will be referred to as "handles."

Flea wrote:Hate to say it, but I'm out this year. Everyone do me proud. I have a res at the Dazed if anyone wants me to try to transfer.

That sucks. You'll be missed my friend.

Last year Smitty and I were transferring tix back and forth for one of the nights (shockingly I don't remember which one). We get to the door and everything is all confused and finally the door guy just takes it on faith that we both bought tickets and waves us in. Clearly, we had that HeAthen look ...

In for all three nights. Don't have a place to stay yet but I'm confident something will work out.

In case you didn't notice, last night's episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm was titled, "The Pickle Gambit." I hope Flea got paid. Haven't watched it yet. It's good to have that curmudgeon back. The tong is not the friend of the cookie!!! "Fatwa sex" made me laugh out loud. The scenes with Salman Rushd...

My uncle drove a truck his entire life out of southern Indiana. He was lucky in that he only drove a 6 state area but he was still gone most of the time. Put a tremendous strain on his marriage but they stuck it out. My favorite story is him getting caught in a flash flood that stranded him on the r...

In case you didn't notice, last night's episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm was titled, "The Pickle Gambit." I hope Flea got paid.

I've only been seeing the boys live since Spring 2012 (beginning of the Patton Era), maybe 50 shows. Their growth in that time is stunning. They've clearly hit upon a magical lineup. From re-working the "standards" to Hood and Cooley writing their best material, it all works. And their stage craft i...

Wow, what a terrific show. They are on fire. Fantastic. The venue had 1 asshole security guy. He started off by yelling at Luke for dropping an empty cup on the floor. He hustled over to us from his spot to say there was a garbage can right there. He delivered the message angrily. I have no issue w...

Scheduling conflict for me too. I've got a feeling this show is going to be a fucking monster. Looking forward to a later viewing.

As many of you have noted, this one hurts. It feels much more personal to me. Like Swamp, I grew up in Florida about 2 hours from Gainesville and then college at Tallahassee which is also close to Gainesville. Mudcrutch was one of the hot local bands and there was a lot of buzz about them. Alas, I n...

I had a long day so I was stone cold sober all night. I sat 3rd row center and I was "guarding" Mark Lynn's taping equipment I was concentrating like I was studying for the Bar exam! Nerd alert.

Jonicont wrote:Ezb's drumming on Goode's Field Road was incredible

He was on fire all night. I love it when he comes out aggressive.

^^^What took you so long? Slacker.

Holy fucking shit. Right at 3 hours. Wait 'til you get a load of the set list when Uncle Rickey posts it. A few goodies: The Southern Thing, 18 Wheels of Love, My Sweet Annette, People Who Died with Barbe and son on guitars. So incredibly good and the Variety Playhouse is one of the best sounding ro...

I see a visit to the Euclid Avenue Yacht Club in my future. Especially post-show. Diagonally across the street from VP. And a word of advice--security at VP is strict about lighting up so get your edibles ready!

Clams wrote:All I have to say is that anyone who saw both nights last weekend in Ashville and is going both nights in Atlanta this weekend is a MF'er.

Are you saying I'm half a motherfucker?

Sam Kinison.

George Carlin is probably my all time favorite. Mine's probably Lenny Bruce (unless the Firesign Theatre counts*), but I do love Carlin. He's the first one I saw live, and for that I owe him extra special thanks. I only really knew one John Prine song, Joan Baez's version of Hello In There, till I ...

Thanks Gordon!!! The new songs sound great already, and you know they will morph and grow. Can't wait til next weekend to hear them live.

Just had lunch at The Varsity with TC and Lurleen on their way to the rock shows. Get Lurleen to tell y'all the story of how she came up with her new album title--"Vomit and Bad Decisions"

Congratulations, good sir. Keep up the excellent work!

Used to be a Cop, so he can incorporate his disco moves.

In for both nights. Can't make Fox Bros. because my Allman Brothers tribute band is playing that afternoon about 1/2 mile away. It's free so come say hello if you want! http://fallfest.candlerpark.org/music/

RIP Walter. What a sad day. Loved Steely Dan since day one. Like Becker said in that story, they played rock and roll but they swung. Like we've discussed, DBT does that too.

Roy Moore just said, "I came here to fuck goats and chew gum, and I'm all out of gum."

Happy Birthday!