I saw Phil's birthday shows canceled as well
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I saw Phil's birthday shows canceled as well
good to see the PPE, we're not done with him yetQuote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
10-14-94
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Great shots from a show that reminded me there was still a hint of spark left despite a lot more down shows than up post 92- early 93. I haven't listened to it in a long time but remember there were some solid moments, most notably scarlet>fire. Probably the last show I have any positive memories of musically now that I think about it.
Bobby and the Midnites?
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^^^Probably The Bob Weir Band circa Spring ‘78
Cool, I’ll have check them out on the archive.
I've been listening to different versions of Morning Dew lately given the current state of things. The whole band brings it on this one! Be kind and be well. Guess it doesn't really matter anyway....
This is a really cool look at that particular Dew, from a guitar teacher who is just getting into tGD and Phish
[video/] https://youtu.be/Lcd4tsY9WZo[video]
I've been checking out his posts for about a month, uploads a new one almost daily. He just posted one of Divided Sky from Cliffy, epic version.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
https://youtu.be/54nDp7C9YXY
For any guitar players out there, he is worth the follow, he gives a lot of detail on scales, modes and definitely knows his shit. He usually doesn't know much (if anything) about the song he is posting about and some of his reactions are comical. For all of you who dislike UM, watch his review of Wizard Burial Ground (Bottle, pointing at you[emoji41]) from earlier this week, if not for the tune for his reactions to hearing it for the first time, it's worth it for the laughs alone.
I’m subscribed on YouTube and I don’t even play an instrument. I just like seeing people geek out on my kind of music. He rules.
Click at your own risk.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
It’s actually pretty sweet. I love his cover of Easy to Slip, listening now. Bobby Cochran is a very good player. Plus Brent!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peruvian
Thanks for the link
Hunh, I never knew that was a cover.
The oddest Dead spin-off band I saw was Kokomo (mo’ coke, get it?) featuring Brent and Mickey. They played at a tiny club in Jersey. I snuck in for the sound check, Brent was literally shaking. Coked to the eyeballs.
Really? One of my all time favorite Little Feat tunes.
[video/] https://youtu.be/w4fcITCQh9I[video]
Had to look that side project up as i ever had heard of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
From what i read it was Billy and Brent with friends. It morphed into “Go Ahead” shortly after and Bobby joined for a little while as well.
Yeah, it was mostly non-dead fun covers. Good times.
Yes, it was definitely Billy, I just got them mixed up.
Definitely NO experimental percussion going on.,.
I taped the show, but lost the tape somewhere along the way. I guess mine would have been the only recording.
I confess I don’t actually know much little Feat, even though I saw them a few times.
Back into formation;
TGIF- 2/1/78
Be well boys/ we will get by!
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30th anniversary today of the best s>fire I experienced. Always worth another listen.
Yeah I was thinking about that question the other day... above front row show at the garden (box was great) and 3-19-95 ubc were probably the last of my fond live memories. The pyramid in April was kinda fun too. Ran into jg and the band at the hotel at deer creek that summer but the whole scene was so surreal that it wasn’t very positive— jg looked at me after the show at the lobby door as if to say “you’re not the one who called in that death threat...” just a look and a shrug [emoji51]Quote:
Originally Posted by FussyDutchman
Meanwhile Vince was trying to make friends at the bar [emoji45]
32 pages. Wow.
Just checked in to find out why.
Carry on.
33yrs ago today from the Mothership. Healthy Jerry, top 10 Terrapin evah and best of the 80's??? Great matrix that I prefer to the straight board.
https://archive.org/details/gd1987-0.../01Tuning.flac
I went to Hampton in ‘86 and ‘87!
Thanks for the link, Charlie Miller, the good stuff.
This is the least surprising thing I've ever read on TGR. Like even less so than a booner thicc girl post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
Should I tell you the licorice story?Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
We’ve all got time these days...
Hell yes. Are there any bad shows from Hampton?Quote:
Originally Posted by FussyDutchman
88 is fantastic too
The video from that terrapin... :)
34 years ago today the boys played Cumberland County Civic Center in Portland, ME, where they played Revolutionary Hamstrung Blues for the first and only time
https://archive.org/details/gd86-03-...347.sbeok.shnf
Never heard that. Early “Just a Little Light” tune with some clunky lyrics. I see why Brent changed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ticketchecker
I went to every show on this tour. Dosed at each one of them. The Orb Tour. Spring ‘86 is criminally underrated.
Hampton fall 89 was magic.Quote:
Originally Posted by cdubski
So good. Thru June is pretty great—Greeks, frost, alpine, etcQuote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
33 years ago today, low in the paint at the Meadowlands.
4/6/87
Hahaha
For Aldo, cheesesteaks rule...Jim's > Geno's!
https://archive.org/details/gd1985-0....118375.flac16
I’ll see your 4/8/85 and lay down my 10/16/89.
Ham salami provolone for the win!
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Garcia would've quarantined like a fucking champ
WWJDQuote:
Originally Posted by ticketchecker
As long as someone was getting his daily allotment of chili dogs, smokes, Hagen Daz and China White, he would have lasted for years in quarantine!