According to wikipedia, she is 32...

Zip City wrote:I've seen the needle and the damage done

Just listened to that last night. Spooky.

RIP

Sirk wrote:
But then again, maybe he killed her because he fears she idolized that part of him and kept it alive, so therefore one last murder was a way to bury that part of him once and for all. Or so he hopes, so long as his past doesn't follow him to his next stop.

That's how I interpreted it as well.

So is anybody counting how often Cooley forgets the lyrics ?

Back for me.

72

PeterG wrote:Best last verse of any PH tune?

Except for your sig...

Cooley's playing

Those guitar solos are awesome... it's Jay playing right?

Missed last night. Pumped for this! Thanks Gordon.

Lowrey organ for Garth. Yes, I'm a nitpicker... I aaaalllllmost didn't list Garth but then i figured who the fuck would know the difference, an organ is an organ, right? (Not that i knew what he played but I figured I'd wing it). I shoulda known better. And isn't it past your bedtime or something? ...

I'd like to see them toss that Hammond into a dumpster. Only Rick Wright, Bob Dylan, and Greg Allman should be allowed to have one (RIP Rick). Wow. I love Jay on the Hammond. Not only do I love jay on the hammond, I think he uses it to great effect and w/ great restraint on English Oceans. Totally ...

I disagree. WWWC just ends suddenly. Every great DBT closer has an extended instrumental outro (A&F, World of Hurt, Sandwiches). Also, WWWC has to be the most depressing song on the album, and closing with it wouldn't provide a satisfying closer. Obviously, Grand Canyon is no "All You Need...

IMHO, "Grand Canyon" is not the album's emotional ending. In fact, I think the album would be better without it. The true ending for me is "When Walter Went Crazy". Such an amazing closing-curtains melody and strong lyrical imagery. And the ending lyrics? Perfect way to close an...

1) Southern Rock Opera
2) A Blessing & a Curse
3) English Oceans
4) The Dirty South
5) Pizza Deliverance
6) Decoration Day (I do think it's a better album than TDS & PD, but don't listen to it nearly as much)
7) Brighter Than Creation's Dark
8) The Big To-Do
9) Go-Go Boots
10) Gangstabilly

Top 3 DBT for me along with SRO & ABAAC. I agree with with Shoggoth on one point only: This is no AAW or SRO in terms of guitars and mixing. But I think it's appropriate with the middle-age themes running through the album. English Oceans to me is the sequel from ABAAC; it feels older (no offens...

Days of Graduation
Where The Devil Don't Stay
Bulldozers and Dirt
Feb. 14
Shit Shots Count
Two Daughters and a Beautiful Wife
Daddy Learned to Fly
I Do Believe
The Deeper In
Wife Beater

1. Angels & Fuselage 2. Sandwiches For the Road 3. World of Hurt 4. Goddamned Lonely Love 5. Grand Canyon 6. Mercy Buckets 7. Monument Valley 8. The Night G.G. Allin Came to Town 9. Loaded Gun In the Closet 10. Eyes Like Glue I've always thought Checkout Time in Vegas would have been a better cl...

Southeastern
JI & the 400 Unit
Here We Rest
Sirens of the Ditch (love the songs, just not the album )

I should clarify: By third guitarist I meant guitarist other than Cooley & Hood, even if they played more solos (like Jason). Also, this thread was meant to be limited to regular guitar playing... if you take away Neff's pedal steel, what memorable guitar parts did he have? IMO, they pale in com...

Thanks to Smitty for writing out the lyrics. Tuned down a full step. G Em When Walter went crazy, D C She was sitting on the couch G Em D C Painting her toenails, drinking a Tab G Em D C He walked out of the bedroom with a cigarette in his mouth G Em D C He poured gasoline in a circle all around the...

Really like When Walter Went Crazy, but I'd have to put Hanging On & Grand Canyon ahead of it. Pauline Hawkins the weakest Hood song? . I also noticed something interesting about English Oceans & The Part of Him: Cooley seems angrier and more involved in English Oceans than Hood in The Part ...

Standard Tuning for this one. For the G chords, keep your finger on the third fret of the B string. For the D chords, keep the high E string open. Hanging On: C G Your mama can't stand the way G C you lay around all day G and lean on her to help you on your way C G You use her credit cards G C compl...

Thanks to RevMatt for writing out the lyrics. Tuned down one whole step. The non-strumming guitar (Patterson's I presume) plays this riff over the first part of the chord progression (F C), followed by regular fingerpicking for the rest of the progression, starting with Am: D(Normally E string)---3h...

When I was listening to SRO last night, it struck me that Rob Malone's GREAT guitar playing is often forgotten because of his singing. His solos on 72 & Zip City are great. The wah-wah on One of These Days is pretty cool as well. My third guitarist rankings (didn't take pedal steel into account)...

There is a a lot of talk about it being a Cooley album or this or that. A few observations I nôticed with a few listens. Patterson's writing for all of his songs is very consistent. Grand Canyon is epic many have said. For me however it is really a Jay Gonzalez party. I absolutely love what he adde...

Jonicont wrote:

LastLawson wrote:If I put together some tabs, should I leave them here or in the tab section?

Tabs in the tab section---WTF

Just in case you wanted spoilers contained in this thread...

If I put together some tabs, should I leave them here or in the tab section?

All this reading about this new album is getting my psyched for March. I have a question for people who have heard it, if you could compare it to any of their older albums which would it be? Sorry if this question has been asked. Musically, I'd say ABAAC. Lyrically I'd say Decoration Day, as the so...

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Best:
Decoration Day
English Oceans
Southern Rock Opera
The Dirty South
A Blessing & A Curse

Favorite:
A Blessing & A Curse
English Oceans
Southern Rock Opera
The Dirty South
Pizza Deliverance

Edit: Forgot all about Pizza Deliverance. Fixed!