DBT at CPT: DBT #12 August/September 2013

[ramonz]

The SRO owl is badass!

[RevMatt]

Lots of good things happening in Athens this week. Matt just posted this pic of Patterson's new Baxendale hollow body guitar. Hot. Damn.

Damn, that is a beautiful guitar. The Hood Owl is totally alsum!

[sactochris]

Lots of good things happening in Athens this week. Matt just posted this pic of Patterson's new Baxendale hollow body guitar. Hot. Damn.

Damn, that is a beautiful guitar. The Hood Owl is totally alsum!

Love the Bigsby!

[GuitarManUpstairs]

Looks like fun in the studio.

[jck747]

Christ, Cooley needs to start taking care of himself...

[RevMatt]

Looks like fun in the studio.

Bottle of Makers. Raising a glass for Craig?

[Tequila Cowboy]

Christ, Cooley needs to start taking care of himself...

You're basing this on an Instagram photo? I just saw him a couple of weeks ago in Pensacola and he looked tanned and healthy.

[GuitarManUpstairs]

Christ, Cooley needs to start taking care of himself...

I actually thought this pic looked rather youthful.

[Zip City]

I'm confused by "DBT 12". This would either their 10th proper studio album, or 13th official release.

[John A Arkansawyer]

I'm confused by "DBT 12". This would either their 10th proper studio album, or 13th official release.

Ten studio albums and one live album makes eleven. The DVDs don't count unless you put them out on VHS.

[Zip City]

I'm confused by "DBT 12". This would either their 10th proper studio album, or 13th official release.

Ten studio albums and one live album makes eleven. The DVDs don't count unless you put them out on VHS.

Two live albums, plus TFP

[GuitarManUpstairs]

I'm confused by "DBT 12". This would either their 10th proper studio album, or 13th official release.

Ten studio albums and one live album makes eleven. The DVDs don't count unless you put them out on VHS.

I'm pretty sure it is just a working title at the moment anyway.

[RolanK]

You would want to avoid using #13, wouldn't you?

[UncleFrank23]

I'm confused by "DBT 12". This would either their 10th proper studio album, or 13th official release.

Ten studio albums and one live album makes eleven. The DVDs don't count unless you put them out on VHS.

Two live albums, plus TFP

Austin isn't considered an official release. At least by Patterson anyway (according to the DBT website). He calls GGB their 11th album.

[Rocky]

I read they were in the studio from 3AM - 3PM. Anyone know if this is customary for them or if this is no air conditioning related?

[Kudzu Guillotine]

Austin isn't considered an official release. At least by Patterson anyway (according to the DBT website). He calls GGB their 11th album.

Funny that they don't list Live From Austin, TX but they do include Ugly Buildings, Whores, and Politicians - Greatest Hits 1998-2009, both of which were released by New West. I guess the reason it's not listed is because it has more to do it being being part of the Austin City Limits series on New West than with their own association with the label at the time. Maybe sort of like the live album that was released by Third Man.

[John A Arkansawyer]

Ten studio albums and one live album makes eleven. The DVDs don't count unless you put them out on VHS.

Two live albums, plus TFP

Austin isn't considered an official release. At least by Patterson anyway (according to the DBT website). He calls GGB their 11th album.

Yep, exactly. If you look right here, you'll notice there are (right now) eleven records on that top row. No sign of either DVD (which is how I think of the ACL release) anywhere on that page, only here.

[UncleFrank23]

Austin isn't considered an official release. At least by Patterson anyway (according to the DBT website). He calls GGB their 11th album.

Funny that they don't list Live From Austin, TX but they do include Ugly Buildings, Whores, and Politicians - Greatest Hits 1998-2009, both of which were released by New West. I guess the reason it's not listed is because it has more to do it being being part of the Austin City Limits series on New West than with their own association with the label at the time. Maybe sort of like the live album that was released by Third Man.

Taking the website literally, I wonder if it's because Austin isn't released as a record. All others (In that section) are available on vinyl.

[Kudzu Guillotine]

Austin isn't considered an official release. At least by Patterson anyway (according to the DBT website). He calls GGB their 11th album.

Funny that they don't list Live From Austin, TX but they do include Ugly Buildings, Whores, and Politicians - Greatest Hits 1998-2009, both of which were released by New West. I guess the reason it's not listed is because it has more to do it being being part of the Austin City Limits series on New West than with their own association with the label at the time. Maybe sort of like the live album that was released by Third Man.

Taking the website literally, I wonder if it's because Austin isn't released as a record. All others (In that section) are available on vinyl.

I'm pretty sure it wasn't. I've only seen it as a CD/DVD combo though I guess you can also buy it as a standalone DVD. As for why it's not listed in their discography, I'm thinking it has to do with it being a part of New West's ACL series.

[Flea]

Here's the man himself with his new beauty:

Is that Prince Randian on Patterson's tee? If so, I'm switching my man-crush from Cooley to Hood.

[Markalanbishop]

Anybody know how many days they booked CPT? Missed the chance to say "Three Days Down."

[jck747]

Christ, Cooley needs to start taking care of himself...

You're basing this on an Instagram photo? I just saw him a couple of weeks ago in Pensacola and he looked tanned and healthy.

I don't think he looks bad, but drinking and smoking at his age is bound to catch up with him.

[GuitarManUpstairs]

Christ, Cooley needs to start taking care of himself...

You're basing this on an Instagram photo? I just saw him a couple of weeks ago in Pensacola and he looked tanned and healthy.

I don't think he looks bad, but drinking and smoking at his age is bound to catch up with him.

He actually quit cigarettes a while back...maybe 2 years or more. I think it was before the GGB release. I get the feeling they've all cut back (some) on the alcohol too.

Last time I saw them when they played Chattanooga we talked about that and we got a pretty good gem outta him - Paraphrasing: "Quitting cigarettes is like an ex-girlfriend....every now and again you think about them and really want to hit it again, especially when you're drink'in."

[jck747]

Last time I saw them when they played Chattanooga we talked about that and we got a pretty good gem outta him - Paraphrasing: "Quitting cigarettes is like an ex-girlfriend....every now and again you think about them and really want to hit it again, especially when you're drink'in." [/quote][/quote]

That's good; funny, too.

[linkous]

Last time I saw them when they played Chattanooga we talked about that and we got a pretty good gem outta him - Paraphrasing: "Quitting cigarettes is like an ex-girlfriend....every now and again you think about them and really want to hit it again, especially when you're drink'in."

[/quote]

That's good; funny, too.[/quote]

Hopefully I'm missing something in translation, being a Brit and all, but if the inference here is that Cooley is joking about hitting a woman why is that funny?

[Cubfan06]

Last time I saw them when they played Chattanooga we talked about that and we got a pretty good gem outta him - Paraphrasing: "Quitting cigarettes is like an ex-girlfriend....every now and again you think about them and really want to hit it again, especially when you're drink'in."

That's good; funny, too.[/quote]

Hopefully I'm missing something in translation, being a Brit and all, but if the inference here is that Cooley is joking about hitting a woman why is that funny?[/quote]

It is definitely a translation thing. "Hitting that" is an urban-American, hip-hop originated term meaning having sex with a woman. Like if two single buddies were having pints at a bar and talking about a buddy's date the previous night. "Did you hit that?" or sometimes "Did you tap that?"

I'm now ducking from thrown objects from the respectable women on the board. And let me say that I'm a happily married and respectable. Just laying out the reality of the lingo. I'm sure you ladies have your own lingo too.

[John A Arkansawyer]

Last time I saw them when they played Chattanooga we talked about that and we got a pretty good gem outta him - Paraphrasing: "Quitting cigarettes is like an ex-girlfriend....every now and again you think about them and really want to hit it again, especially when you're drink'in."

That's good; funny, too.

Hopefully I'm missing something in translation, being a Brit and all, but if the inference here is that Cooley is joking about hitting a woman why is that funny?

It is definitely a translation thing. "Hitting that" is an urban-American, hip-hop originated term meaning having sex with a woman. Like if two single buddies were having pints at a bar and talking about a buddy's date the previous night. "Did you hit that?" or sometimes "Did you tap that?"

I'm now ducking from thrown objects from the respectable women on the board. And let me say that I'm a happily married and respectable. Just laying out the reality of the lingo. I'm sure you ladies have your own lingo too.

They've got lots of 'em. In fact, I've found most ladies are rather cunning about their lingos.

[linkous]

Last time I saw them when they played Chattanooga we talked about that and we got a pretty good gem outta him - Paraphrasing: "Quitting cigarettes is like an ex-girlfriend....every now and again you think about them and really want to hit it again, especially when you're drink'in."

That's good; funny, too.

Hopefully I'm missing something in translation, being a Brit and all, but if the inference here is that Cooley is joking about hitting a woman why is that funny?[/quote]

It is definitely a translation thing. "Hitting that" is an urban-American, hip-hop originated term meaning having sex with a woman. Like if two single buddies were having pints at a bar and talking about a buddy's date the previous night. "Did you hit that?" or sometimes "Did you tap that?"

I'm now ducking from thrown objects from the respectable women on the board. And let me say that I'm a happily married and respectable. Just laying out the reality of the lingo. I'm sure you ladies have your own lingo too.[/quote]

No worries, I was hoping for a reply along those lines. Cheers.
In saying that, it's hardly flattering towards women is it?
(Tin hat on)

[TruckerClown]

That's good; funny, too.

Hopefully I'm missing something in translation, being a Brit and all, but if the inference here is that Cooley is joking about hitting a woman why is that funny?[/quote]

It is definitely a translation thing. "Hitting that" is an urban-American, hip-hop originated term meaning having sex with a woman. Like if two single buddies were having pints at a bar and talking about a buddy's date the previous night. "Did you hit that?" or sometimes "Did you tap that?"

I'm now ducking from thrown objects from the respectable women on the board. And let me say that I'm a happily married and respectable. Just laying out the reality of the lingo. I'm sure you ladies have your own lingo too.[/quote]

They've got lots of 'em. In fact, I've found most ladies are rather cunning about their lingos.[/quote]

This board is full of cunning linguists

[John A Arkansawyer]

In saying that, it's hardly flattering towards women is it?
(Tin hat on)

I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that the etymology is either "hit, like on a pipe, leading to "tap, like a keg" or maybe the other way around. Objectification, perhaps, but not violence. Or perhaps it's just like saying "you are full and rich and beautiful and give me pleasure like a great lager".