Grateful Dead

You say you paid $150.00 just to have a conversation with music in the background?? Do you have all of your faculties sir/maam??
I was at a Sunday Phish show at Merriweather and the youngsters were talking furiously during YEM. When it got to the vocal jam, I had to say LOUDLY, "yes the vocal jam is great, but how about we LISTEN to it??
Sheesh, kids today. They seem to have more dollars than sense.

Heads And Tails. Ideally, it would be a bit "budget priced", just by the cut-up nature of it??

What was it Brian Wilson said??...I just wasn't made for these times. Yeah, that's SO right Brian!!

I concur with disdain for Chompers - they can truly take you out of the moment and if they are persistent and loud it just has an overall negative impact on everyone in the vicinity. It's sort of inescapable but I am with others who are like, WFT are you HERE for if you just want to chomp all the damn time?!?!? One of the other things that I'm not too keen on these days is the need to have your phone with you to get into everything/everywhere. The days of paper tickets are over; no more keepsakes or mementos to hold on to as a physical reminder of the show. Instead we're left to have to whip out the phone 1000 times, hope the battery doesn't die, hope I don't lose it, etc., etc. And, let's just say, when I'm flying hiiiiigh during shows one of the last things I want to do is have constant interactions with electronics. Just leave me the music to deal with and the other stuff should fall away.

All that said, hitting the 2x Goose shows last week in Boston were all and everything I wanted them to be (aside from the torrential deluge most of the evening the 1st night); the music was just incredible pushing every notable boundary with insane energy. So psyched their fall tour has begun - they'll be running pretty much through the fall and through November, so lots of new stuff awaits these eager ears. Nugs is your best friend for this viewing/listening - it's all there.

In summary, Chompers suck; I prefer paper tickets, Goose rocks, and you All are awesome peeps.

Be Well!
Sixtus

Lets hope so.

....minor rant here so bear with me.
I like sports. Announcers? Not so much, depending on who it is. So when Collingsworth calls Sunday night games, I cringe, so I put on music and watch the game. I can understand whats happening without hearing all the blah, blah, blah. I've said this before, however, during the Miami/NE game I went with Led Zeppelin I after the first quarter. Then went with II. Then III.
Funny how the music somehow coincides with what's going on during games sometimes. It can't just be me, can it?
Anyways. Led Zep was the perfect choice.
Heartbreaker was playing when Mac threw an int.
Bring It On Home as Miami was doing just that.
Celebration Day started as the game ended. Cool.
IV is playing now. Been a minute since I went all Zep in.
I just gave away my last five, didn't I?
Oops. Megadeths Countdown To Extinction was in there somewhere.
Edit. Spotify is funny. IV ended and segued into Driven To Tears by The Police. Momentum shifting.

It does look cool, I may have to get a record player.

....pretty cool. I like the artwork.

GRRRRRRRRR.

I remember an Elton John show...BLAHBLAHBLAH

Some GD recordings:
1/21/71. HOT music. however...BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAH.
6/28/85: first set sequence of Birdsong > Comes a Time > Deal. Look at that. During Comes a Time...BLAHBLAHBLAH.

SHUT!
THE!!
FUCK!!!
UP!!!!!!!!!

New series: Heads & Tails, vinyl.
What do you think of this way of marketing his music?
Very inventive.
Will it catch on?
Cheers

Less well known is the fact that Jean-Paul Sartre, like Cary Grant, also tripped out before it became commonplace. He was apparently injected with mescaline in 1935. Unlike Cary Grant, though, he seems to have had a terrible time. Good news for the likes of me, though, as their comparative experiences showed you don't have to be an intellectual to navigate inner space. In fact, it could get in the way.

This^^^^

And I think people are so insecure these days they can't coexist in a few minutes of silence. If they would be split from their friends full meltdown would occur.