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  • trailbird
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    Bonaroo live ?
    Not quite, but it looks like Widespread Panic will be tomorrow, never seen them before so that should be good. The Primus show was hot and so was Mumford & Sons (another first).
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    Enjoy, Ted
    Hope you have a wonderful time with music and your family!!!!!!!!********************************** I am not young enough to know everything. Oscar Wilde
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    Greeley Blues Fest
    I'm taking my granddaughter, Willow, to see Trampled Under Foot, Coco Montoya and the North MS All-Star duo (no bass player) this afternoon in Greeley. Robert Randolph headlines tonite. My 2 Colorado sons will be with us, too.
  • trailbird
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    Bonnaroo steaming live
    The Bonnaroo music fest. is streaming live this weekend at vevo.com, looks like Primus will be on in a couple hours.
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    Dewlover - broken connection with reality evident
    OR -- You lost somebody in the Gulf whom you're still grieving for. As somebody who has carefully followed your posts on dead.net, I'd say the last one seems like a cry for professional help. You're entited to your own opinions, but not your own facts. Try this fact:: Under "no controls' Dubya, Goldman got to Sec. Treas. Paulsen to bail out AIG who immediately made Goldman liquid on ALL it's hedges. Then Congress poured it on with unprecedented bailouts and now, 2 years later, we aren't in a great depression because of Obama (though we have cash-rich corps with human rights unwilling to invest in this country) -- despite of everything. You can't blame Obama unless you're willing to blot out 8 years of the Dubya, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Rice regime. I think you've broken with reality and need help. I urge you to seek it as soon as possible. If you are a vet, get help. If you're in a family situation with dysfunctional vet., get help!
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    SURPRISE!! SURPRISE!!!
    So 19 of the many Islamofascists who want nothing more than to murder innocent Americans once again attacked the WTC on 9/11/01, and succeeded in killing thousands of our fellow citizens...Luckily your humble writer, altho it was a close call, was not a victim for a second time... Then, a few years later when I was posting on the DNC forum, and praising "W" for his efforts to keep us safe from those sick savages, my posts prompted numerous online attacks by DNC neo-libs ...They clearly didn't like "W", America, or me!!! It was at that time that I read many idiotic comments, including "W" was a complete failure based on the fact that the unemployment rate was hovering at around 5%, and he was sending troops into Iraq because the people there had "brown skin", etc.... Now, about six years later, unemployment is at about 9+%, and since coming into office Barry Obama is sending drones into the area, and has sent tens of thousands of troops into the Middle East to kill "brown skin people" in even more countries, including Libya, Yemen, etc.... SURPRISE!! SURPRISE!!! Not a peep from the "Deadheads For Obama", et al... Anyone care to take a wild guess as to the reason(s) why ?? If it wasn't so sick, it would be funny...
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    given how strongly Neil feels about sound
    which I can attest to, having interviewed him on the subject once, I'd say this is pretty huge.
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    A message from Neil
    A message from Neil Young..."2012 will that record companies release High Resolution Audio. This is huge for our industry. Since the advent of the CD, listeners have been deprived of the full experience of listening. The spirituality and soul of music is truly found when the sounds engulfs you, and that is just what 2012 will bring. It is a physical thing, a relief that you feel when artists and producers did when they created it in the studio. The sound engulfs you and your senses open up allowing you to truly feel the deep emotion of the music of some of our finest artists. From Frank Sinatra to the Black Keys, the feeling is there. This what Record companies were born to deliver and in 2012 they will." Inspiration. A wonderful thing.
  • trailbird
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    thank you TigerLilly
    it's nice to be able to share with you alllove and peace
  • TigerLilly
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    I 2nd Johnman
    lovely, and thanks for sharing siskiyou********************************** I am not young enough to know everything. Oscar Wilde
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You're in northern California!! I didn't read the video title soon enough. How's the fishin' there? The background music was tough to identify.
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back home in southern Oregon now. I didn't do any fishing but had a nice time by 14,162 ft. Mt. Shasta,, also went to Crater Lake. The background music is just something I made up last night to go with the video.
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back home in southern Oregon now. I didn't do any fishing but had a nice time by 14,162 ft. Mt. Shasta,, also went to Crater Lake. The background music is just something I made up last night to go with the video.
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Back in the late 80's, during the drought, I was camped on Shastina saddle there and had climbed up and hiked around the rim of Shastina crater a bit, That night I'm lying in my tent under a full-moon and I start hearing footsteps outside the tent moving around in the crunchy lava rock, so I get up open the door and get out and look around don't see anything. Go back to bed and climb to the summit of Mt. Shasta the next day. Then a year later I read in the paper that the snow in Shastina crater had melted more and uncovered the body of a climber who had dissapeared up there like 10 years earlier, and my first thought was "the footsteps" !
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Watching Eddie Vedder - Water on the Road. One word ...stunning, well three words... absolutely inspirational.The magic of music is in display in a form that flows straight through the heart. A must see. Anyone who has felt music, and associated music with experiences, both visually and through the paths of our minds will relate to this on a level that makes everything in our world a bit clearer and a bit more real.
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thems mosquitos on the river.... ( -:
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...I was blessed to be able to see 7 Walkers in Arcata last night. Woke up here this morning. Some of the biggest redwoods(360 ft.+) in the world are down below that fog. Anyways, I thought the show was great and the Birdsong finale and Deal encore left me one happy camper. Thank you 7 Walkers, for a real good time !
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love&peace.
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the version of Death Don't Have No Mercy that 7 Walkers did last night was the best one I've ever heard,hands down. They took what, for me, was a doom and gloom song and turned it into upbeat boogie that we were all dancing to. Gave me some hope. Nothing lasts forever, thank God for what we have and try to keep on the sunny side. Love , Hope , and Faith
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In my experience, Billy's bands are never gloomy, but it sounds like this one might be one of the best!
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sounds fun .. cant wait to catch 7walkers here in sept. (right before furthur)! hey i love your neck of the woods .. took the family all the way out near the siskiyou mnt's back over memorial week .. camped under the redwoods ... gorgeous (and wet) =) "It's got no signs or dividing line and very few rules to guide"
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It usually gets pretty nice around here by Memorial Day but this was one of the rainiest springtimes we've had in these parts. I couldn't believe how much snow was still around Crater Lake at the end of June, still don't think the road is open all the way around the lake. I got rained on good over by Mt. Shasta and came home a couple days early, since then it's been quite nice. Those shows should be great !
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Amazing shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!********************************** I am not young enough to know everything. Oscar Wilde
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Hopefully there'll be some footage of a whole heap of Americans yelling at THEIR tv screen once Japan whips their backsides in the upcoming final.Cooling lotion at the ready because it's spanking time!!
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I just noticed in an ad for the Dixie Classic Fair here in lovely Winston-Salem, NC that there's a "fun" cooking contest that includes the category "Spam." As this site seems to have a surfeit of Spam, Spam in spades, so to speak, I thought it might be excellent fun for Dead.net to make a Spam submission (a fried Stealie rendered in Spam, perhaps?). Let me know if you need details about how to enter.
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Heeheeee!!!!
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Deep fried. But baked works as well. But I did miss what you meant the first time. I'm not good, but I'm slow...
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Prolly cuz often when I GET fried....I EAT fried.......baked/baked....yup/uh huh....oh dear
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But it looks like this was the first time in 26 meetings that Japan has beaten the Americans, guess it was meant to be. Congratulations Japan . Sure wish our media would let us know how you're doing once in a while.
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was a very exciting game. Japan won, partially thanks to the U.S. defense being so helpful. I liked how Japan played-they were steady and unruffleable, and more precise with their passes than the Americans. The game was kind of reminding me of the fable of the race between the hare and the tortise. After the horrible year Japan has had, I am glad they get this to celebrate.********************************** I am not young enough to know everything. Oscar Wilde
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Yeah, it was certainly a good game. Both countries making a lot of silly mistakes in the first half; both sides making what seemed like passes to invisible members of their own team.But it looked like the USA just got a little tired in the second. They had to close Japan down whenever they got the ball as they knew what they could unleash. Was going to wear them down eventually. Great to see Japan never giving up; constant constant constant until the job was done. Wonderful to them laughing and smiling in the group huddle before the penalties. Real spirit. No arrogance just delight and a life-affirming approach to what lay ahead. We're mighty proud of you. Let's hope this inspires the people in Japan to never give up; to persevere, to dig down deep and forge ahead with the beauty that is LIFE. And you just know they will.
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Alberto Contador couldn't chug up the mountain route to Galibier as well as Andy Schleck. Amazingly, and with incredible effort, Thomas Voeckler fought his way to yet another race leading yellow jersey. Today's stage 19 to Alpe d'Huez will be the last 2 climbs, with Grenoble Saturday, and then Paris, on Sunday. Will Andy Schleck, Evans, Frank Schleck or Voeckler win the tour?
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why don't you crawl back to dung heap you crawled out of
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just started to rain here in Oregon, video from last night, music tonight rock on !
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...is my version of Terrapin Station, music by Jerry Garcia, in case you didn't know.
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...is my version of Terrapin Station, music by Jerry Garcia, in case you didn't know.
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doesn't look like it's working, oh well, it works at u-stream, loved the gimme some lovin !
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just try hitting the play button if no sound comes on, I was too tired last night to figure it out.
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may the wind be at your back always and be forever young wherever you hit those happy trail brother. Think about hiking The Long Trail in Vermont.. It's worthy!
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The Long Trail would be awesome, It has been a long time since I've been back to the north-east. Have a great show tonight and the rest of the tour and thanks for the road reports !
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came to my attention recently, not sure if this was up on this site before. love&peace.
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great to see you!
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what she said!
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how the spammers get past the log-in and post CAPTCHA's
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same way we have to. they human, working in boiler rooms, but doining it by hand. "pays good money 5$ a day" peace.
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It's really good to see you here! I just arrived in Hanoi, all night on the plane. Now enjoying a bowl of Pho Bo whle they get my room ready...you don't happen to be in the area do you?
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hope you are keeping dry in Thailand, and CC hope you are keeping well!
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Badger, was in Hanoi a few months back, March. hey be sure to get to Halong Bay. do an overnight or 7 on one of the boats. most peaceful place I slept in years, out on the water. easy enough to stay in some fisherman's houseboat, as I did, just paid about 5$ per night and helped with the nets. as around in Halong city port area AWAY form the tourists. also, enjoy the Biar Hoi in Hanoi... locally brewed beer sold in street shops by the glass direct out of the kegs, cheapest beer I had in years. stay safe, and hey, you speak French, so sure you can communicate with the older folks. peace.