Grateful Dead

you never want to be under the bus.

Co-workers can leave you slack-jawed with WTF moments.

Hang in there, bro.

I usually reach for Motorhead in those circumstances.

Strictly forbidden in some European countries. Now you can see why. Interrupting and spoiling a Dark Star is a cardinal sin and inexcusable. Work is something where the hours are set out in a contract. Outside those hours you are free to listen to as many Dark Stars as you want.

I glanced down at an email from work while enjoying my morning commute Dark Star. Doesn't matter which one. And some dick weed tried to throw me under the bus on an email with a lot of people on it. I had to pull over to respond to this email and light this guy up. I don't like lighting anybody up for any reason, but circumstances were extenuating. When I got back on the road, the Dark Star was not what I needed. I needed to rock out. I went with I Need a Miracle from the Closing of Winterland. It's got to be their best performance, at least with the Godchauxs. A very crankable song. But the point is, this MF'r had me so worked up I had to turn off Dark Star.

....you know this space is getting hot....but now I'm trying to capture

my last five
3/2/69 Death Don't....MorningDew
5/26/72 Morning Dew
11.7.69 Next Time You See Me (Garcia and Pig on vocals)
4.17.72 Truckin...Dark Star
11 1 79 Scarlet Fire Sam

Nice to see a reference to I Feel Love by Donna Summer snuck in there. An amazing record-not that I really noticed it at the time. Why I preferred punk to electronic disco in the late 70s seems hard to fathom now. In fact, I think I'll play it now, as I get ready to hit the mean streets of Lowestoft.

Thanks for sharing your Post

....my last fives are a stamp on that postcard.
....it's been way too long since I've listened to Alan Parsons Project Breakdown.

VGuy, I wasn't sure if anyone else here would dig I Robot or not. I put that on after getting back from a couple mile walk with the dog and found myself feeling pretty chill as I sank into the couch and just floated along on waves of sound. Put Bad Company's eponymous album and 5/16/72 Luxemborg later, and confirmed again that there are no weak shows in the E'72 set. Currently changing it up with It Is Such a Good Night by the Charlie Steinmann Orchestra - any Breaking Bad fans may recall the tune from the scene where Jesse Pinkman is slinging their batch of product around town, and then hitting up the dawn of electronica with I Feel Love by Donna Summer. Gotta mix it up now and then.

....very nice charlie 👍 noticed the 4:20 time stamp as well 👍👍

I Robot - Alan Parsons Project
Earth Crisis - Steel Pulse
The Dream Weaver - Gary Wright
Atom Heart Mother - Pink Floyd
Lonerism - Tame Impala