LBRod wrote:

th in sc wrote:Have to do a shout out to Bob for making the beer share a great one! He bought some great beer and we had a lot of laughs! Till next time Bob!!

Bob!!

Bob!!!!

On the assumption that Patterson has a reason for pretty much everything he does, I wonder why he did "Grand Canyon" on Thursday nite (and only Thursday nite). I usually associate it w/ Friday and the especially poignant/intense thoughts of Craig that Homecoming Fridays bring and I'm pretty sure the band has always played it on Friday before. Could mean nothing of course, but see the first sentence.

So, I’m not too good at this sort of social media thing. Definitely nothing like my sweet wife Beth, who seems to do it with such ease and grace, but after the experience at homecoming I felt like I needed to say something and not just fade into the background until the next show. Beyond the music which is what brought me there and was so amazing and satisfying, blowing my mind each night, there was another part of the experience which moved me just as much, maybe more. As a first time homecoming attendee I had an idea of what to expect. I follow along on 3dd and FB. I read The Company I Keep cover to cover. I knew there was something special about this community, this family of people who gather to celebrate together. Who support each other. Who love each other. But the thing is, but for a few very cool people I’ve been lucky to meet here in California most of you have never met me before. Yet, from the moment I got there I started meeting all these wonderful people who welcomed me with open arms. I’d like to go person by person and mention each one of you individually because I had so many great interactions with so many cool, interesting, open, caring people. I know if I did that I’d inevitably, inadvertently leave people out and feel badly about that. So let me just say a collective thank you to the many amazing people I met at homecoming. Thank you for welcoming me and my family into this amazing DBT family with such open arms. Can’t wait until next time. I hope it’s soon.

Plus one wrote:So, I’m not too good at this sort of social media thing. Definitely nothing like my sweet wife Beth, who seems to do it with such ease and grace, but after the experience at homecoming I felt like I needed to say something and not just fade into the background until the next show. Beyond the music which is what brought me there and was so amazing and satisfying, blowing my mind each night, there was another part of the experience which moved me just as much, maybe more. As a first time homecoming attendee I had an idea of what to expect. I follow along on 3dd and FB. I read The Company I Keep cover to cover. I knew there was something special about this community, this family of people who gather to celebrate together. Who support each other. Who love each other. But the thing is, but for a few very cool people I’ve been lucky to meet here in California most of you have never met me before. Yet, from the moment I got there I started meeting all these wonderful people who welcomed me with open arms. I’d like to go person by person and mention each one of you individually because I had so many great interactions with so many cool, interesting, open, caring people. I know if I did that I’d inevitably, inadvertently leave people out and feel badly about that. So let me just say a collective thank you to the many amazing people I met at homecoming. Thank you for welcoming me and my family into this amazing DBT family with such open arms. Can’t wait until next time. I hope it’s soon.

Pleasure to meet you, Jon. Stick around a little longer and you'll be posting regularly.

Plus one wrote:So, I’m not too good at this sort of social media thing. Definitely nothing like my sweet wife Beth, who seems to do it with such ease and grace, but after the experience at homecoming I felt like I needed to say something and not just fade into the background until the next show. Beyond the music which is what brought me there and was so amazing and satisfying, blowing my mind each night, there was another part of the experience which moved me just as much, maybe more. As a first time homecoming attendee I had an idea of what to expect. I follow along on 3dd and FB. I read The Company I Keep cover to cover. I knew there was something special about this community, this family of people who gather to celebrate together. Who support each other. Who love each other. But the thing is, but for a few very cool people I’ve been lucky to meet here in California most of you have never met me before. Yet, from the moment I got there I started meeting all these wonderful people who welcomed me with open arms. I’d like to go person by person and mention each one of you individually because I had so many great interactions with so many cool, interesting, open, caring people. I know if I did that I’d inevitably, inadvertently leave people out and feel badly about that. So let me just say a collective thank you to the many amazing people I met at homecoming. Thank you for welcoming me and my family into this amazing DBT family with such open arms. Can’t wait until next time. I hope it’s soon.

New meat!*













*Hi Jon! It was like you guys had always been there.

Plus one wrote:So, I’m not too good at this sort of social media thing. Definitely nothing like my sweet wife Beth, who seems to do it with such ease and grace, but after the experience at homecoming I felt like I needed to say something and not just fade into the background until the next show. Beyond the music which is what brought me there and was so amazing and satisfying, blowing my mind each night, there was another part of the experience which moved me just as much, maybe more. As a first time homecoming attendee I had an idea of what to expect. I follow along on 3dd and FB. I read The Company I Keep cover to cover. I knew there was something special about this community, this family of people who gather to celebrate together. Who support each other. Who love each other. But the thing is, but for a few very cool people I’ve been lucky to meet here in California most of you have never met me before. Yet, from the moment I got there I started meeting all these wonderful people who welcomed me with open arms. I’d like to go person by person and mention each one of you individually because I had so many great interactions with so many cool, interesting, open, caring people. I know if I did that I’d inevitably, inadvertently leave people out and feel badly about that. So let me just say a collective thank you to the many amazing people I met at homecoming. Thank you for welcoming me and my family into this amazing DBT family with such open arms. Can’t wait until next time. I hope it’s soon.

we're really not all that nice... we were all just having a contest to see who could get you to show the biggest smile... it was a tie...

beantownbubba wrote:On the assumption that Patterson has a reason for pretty much everything he does, I wonder why he did "Grand Canyon" on Thursday nite (and only Thursday nite). I usually associate it w/ Friday and the especially poignant/intense thoughts of Craig that Homecoming Fridays bring and I'm pretty sure the band has always played it on Friday before. Could mean nothing of course, but see the first sentence.

Think it was just sorta a matter of being the open night.

I suspect that had discussions about going real SRO heavy on Friday, so that was taken for A&F, and Saturday always ends with a big blow up (Either RItFW or PWD)

Homecoming pics, all stolen from the DBT fan page on FB. Don't blame me (haha) if they're too big but resizing FB pics is a bitch. There are some great vids going around FB too but I don't know how to post a non-youtube vid here.

Hey Clams any way you can make those pics bigger? I can barely see them.

brett27295 wrote:Hey Clams any way you can make those pics bigger? I can barely see them.

Clams wrote:Homecoming pics, all stolen from the DBT fan page on FB. Don't blame me (haha) if they're too big but resizing FB pics is a bitch. There are some great vids going around FB too but I don't know how to post a non-youtube vid here.

Folks wanted pics, I gave em pics.

Well homecoming was nothing short of amazing, I'm still processing the whole thing. But a few things I have learned for a certainty, the HILL is real, clocked is my absolute favorite place I have ever eaten in my life, the dazed is absolutely the place to be, and probably the most important is you are going to be completely welcomed by your fellow heathens a special thanks to Uncle Ricky, Cooley girl, word man, tequila cowboy and johnicont. There is more people but I don't know their handles. The whole community is amazing and I'll be seeing y'all at the Rock show! Much love from muscle shoals!

clams is a fucking genius.

dime in the gutter wrote:clams is a fucking genius.

Finally!

Clams wrote:

dime in the gutter wrote:clams is a fucking genius.

Finally!

The worm, she has turned?

glennrwordman wrote:

Clams wrote:

dime in the gutter wrote:clams is a fucking genius.

Finally!

The worm, she has turned?

the phrase "I praise Clams" just doesn't roll off the tongue...

dime in the gutter wrote:clams is a fucking genius.

That's a goddamn sacrilegious thing to say.

brett27295 wrote:

dime in the gutter wrote:clams is a fucking genius.

That's a goddamn sacrilegious thing to say.

Suck it, bitches (except for you, dime)

dime in the gutter wrote:clams is a fucking genius.

Dime, what have you done??!!

dime in the gutter wrote:clams is a fucking genius.

more like a fuckin' mollusk

Clams wrote:

brett27295 wrote:Hey Clams any way you can make those pics bigger? I can barely see them.

Clams wrote:Homecoming pics, all stolen from the DBT fan page on FB. Don't blame me (haha) if they're too big but resizing FB pics is a bitch. There are some great vids going around FB too but I don't know how to post a non-youtube vid here.

Folks wanted pics, I gave em pics.

Indeed you did! Thank you sir, much appreciated from those of us not on FB.

walthers wrote:
Indeed you did! Thank you sir, much appreciated from those of us not on FB.

At the rate we're going we're gonna stop blaming Clams for everything. Let's slow our roll people.

True. BUT, if that ever is the case, everyone can just blame him for not having anyone to blame! You know how the saying goes, “sun shines on a dogs.....”

walthers wrote:True. BUT, if that ever is the case, everyone can just blame him for not having anyone to blame! You know how the saying goes, “sun shines on a dogs.....”

It's his fault some folks aren't on Facebook and couldn't see the pics.

There, problem solved!

https://archive.org/details/donchambers ... m20.flac16

Don Chambers
2019/02/14
40 Watt Club
Athens, GA

source: Microtech Gefell M20 (din) > Nbob KCY > Naiant PFA (60V) > Sound Devices Mixpre-6 @ 24/48
location: directly in front of sbd dfc, stand @ 8'
transfer: SDHC > PC > Wavelab 6.1 (gain, fades) > CD Wave > Wavelab 6.1 (crystal resampler, MBIT+ dither) > THL (flac 8) > Foobar (tags)

*16bit/44.1khz fileset*

recorded and transferred by Gordon Wilson

A Team Dirty South Recording

01. Intro by Patterson Hood
02. Sorrows Like Sea Billows Roll
03. Mountain
04. Noise of Water
05. Same Dream
06. Your Lovers
07. Listen to Me
08. Born to be Yours
09. Which One Is Worse
10. Open the Gates
11. The Last Thursday *
12. Straighten the Bones

* w/ Jay Gonzalez

ilockyer wrote:

walthers wrote:True. BUT, if that ever is the case, everyone can just blame him for not having anyone to blame! You know how the saying goes, “sun shines on a dogs.....”

It's his fault some folks aren't on Facebook and couldn't see the pics.

There, problem solved!

Now THAT's genius!

beantownbubba wrote:

ilockyer wrote:

walthers wrote:True. BUT, if that ever is the case, everyone can just blame him for not having anyone to blame! You know how the saying goes, “sun shines on a dogs.....”

It's his fault some folks aren't on Facebook and couldn't see the pics.

There, problem solved!

Now THAT's genius!

good to see everyone playing the (re)blame game again...

gordonlw wrote:https://archive.org/details/donchambers ... m20.flac16

Don Chambers
2019/02/14
40 Watt Club
Athens, GA

source: Microtech Gefell M20 (din) > Nbob KCY > Naiant PFA (60V) > Sound Devices Mixpre-6 @ 24/48
location: directly in front of sbd dfc, stand @ 8'
transfer: SDHC > PC > Wavelab 6.1 (gain, fades) > CD Wave > Wavelab 6.1 (crystal resampler, MBIT+ dither) > THL (flac 8) > Foobar (tags)

*16bit/44.1khz fileset*

recorded and transferred by Gordon Wilson

A Team Dirty South Recording

01. Intro by Patterson Hood
02. Sorrows Like Sea Billows Roll
03. ?
04. Noise of Water
05. Same Dream
06. Your Lovers
07. Listen to Me
08. Born to be Yours
09. ?
10. Open the Gates
11. ? *
12. Straighten the Bones

* w/ Jay Gonzalez

Track 11 is "The Last Thursday." Not sure about the other two.

thanks ^

gordonlw wrote:
Don Chambers

02. Sorrows Like Sea Billows Roll

So that's what they were singing. Nothing like kicking off your opening set with an unintelligible 10 minute droner. That was a really weird song. IMO.

Clams wrote:

gordonlw wrote:
Don Chambers

02. Sorrows Like Sea Billows Roll

So that's what they were singing. Nothing like kicking off your opening set with an unintelligible 10 minute droner. That was a really weird song. IMO.

I dug it