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    I will be careful to be quite,I may be offensive with my opinion. This one gets me in the mood, for purposeful thinking that is useless in our society, in this year 2012. I think I will dance. Let's go.
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    So Many Roads Lyrics By: Robert Hunter Music By: Jerry Garcia Thought I heard a blackird singing Up on Bluebird Hill Call me a whinin' boy if you will Born where the sun don't shine And I don't deny my name Got no place to go, ain't that a shame? Thought I heard that KC whistle Moaning sweet and low Thought I heard that KC when she blow Down where the sun don't shine Underneath the Kokomo Whinin' boy got no place to go So many roads I tell you So many roads I know So many roads, so many roads Mountain high, river wide So many roads to ride So many roads, so many roads Thought I heard a jug band playin' "If you don't... who else will?" From over on the far side of the hill All I know the sun don't shine And the rain refused to fall And you don't seem to hear me when I call Wind inside and the wind outside Tangled in the window blind Tell me why you treat me so unkind Down where the sun don't shine Lonely and I call your name No place left to go, ain't that a shame? So many roads I tell you New York to San Francisco So many roads I know All I want is one to take me home From the high road to the low So many roads I know So many roads so many roads From the land of the midnight sun Where the ice blue roses grow Along those roads of gold and silver snow Howlin' wide or moaning low So many roads I know So many roads to ease my soul (note 1) ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------(-----@ My road will always be there, I left love on it for you, all, xo! ----------------(----@----->Home---> Aroooooooooooooo....rrrrrrrrrrrooooooooooo
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    "Just want to rent it for an hour or two..." So modest. lol...chuckles. West LA Fade Away "Big green light on the speedway..." I think ya, all have a very special vibe rolling here and it's magical, to be sure. I've needed a new smile for quite sometime, thank you, for being you! "one will do!" Get your hands out your pockets!
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    Perfection, Phil! You are here, too! The internet ROCKS! A true dream come true! The skin on face never stretched so wide! I officially have a new smile. I hear ya---> all, sweetness- to be sure!
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    http://www.ustream.tv/channel/taperrob "You can borrow from the Devil..." Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Revolution! This band is musical excellence! Way to go you, all! So very sorry I am not there. I almost quit but hey I gotta keep my day job. You are my joy- I will always find you, most of the time. I love you, all! OX
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    Well. I'm Striking another match /, Excellent Encore, xo! Thanks Furthur and Crew! Thanks TaperRob and Sara Lee, HA! It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Lyrics By: Bob Dylan Music By: Bob Dylan You must leave now, take what you need, you think will last But whatever you wish to keep, you better grab it fast Yonder stands your orphan with his gun He's crying like a fire in the sun Look out, all the saints are coming through And it's all over now, Baby Blue The highway is for gamblers, you'd better use your sense Take what you have gathered from coincidence The empty-handed painter from your streets Is drawing crazy patterns on your sheets The sky, too, is folding over you (note 1) And it's all over now, Baby Blue All your seasick sailors, they are rowing home Your empty-handed army is all going home The lover who just walked out your door Has taken all his blankets from the floor The carpet, too, is moving under you (note 1) And it's all over now, Baby Blue Leave your stepping stones behind, there's something calls for you Forget the dead you've left, they will not follow you The vagabond who's rapping at your door Is standing in the clothes that you once wore Strike another match, go start anew And it's all over now, Baby Blue It's all over now, Baby Blue It's all over now, Baby Blue It's all over now, Baby Blue
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    Donor Rap Phil, If anything ever happens to me. I want to be an organ donor.
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    so muchso so much All of you. xo! BUT...
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    Thank all of you who have made vining be. I'm listening to gd69-12-31d2t08, my dinner sits on the counter growing cold. I am so nourished.
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John Mayer's new album - "Paradise Valley". Listening to it for the first time. It's not his best work (that would be either "Continuum" or "Try!", IMO), but it's far from being his worst. EDIT: After listening to a bunch of live Dead shows lately, this album seems downright short! Anyway.... Moving on to Blues Traveler's "Save His Soul", and then I see Yes's "Close to the Edge" album coming up on my playlist, followed by a virginal listening of the GD's "So Many Roads 1965-1995"
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A rather good friend of mine is moving to London for the next 2 years for her Master's Degree, so I'll be listening to the Dandy Warhols today in her honor. Over the years, she and I have traded artists back and forth, but she has never taken an appreciation of any kind for Courtney Taylor-Taylor & Co. She apparently listened to one song, thought it was a rip off of "Brown Sugar," and has refused to listen to any other song the band has performed. And I continue to this very day to tell her she's horridly wrong about the band and is a fool to judge them based on one song. I mean, let's face it, if we all refused to listen to a rock band because they sounded like the 'Stones...we wouldn't listen to just about anything!
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cleaning house, found the tape James Olness made me all those years ago. It starts with Banks of the Ohio from Joan Baez's set. At the time, Joan had rather worn out her welcome opening every show on the run (let's just say a lot of us were tired of Children of the '80s...), but this one song was really lovely and the chemistry's great. So I asked James to include just that one on the tape. It was a really good show, maybe my favorite NYE. And now, the sort of Shakedown that tells you you're in for a great show.
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I love David Bowie. And I mean LOVE. He's been among my all-time favorite artists since I was in high school, and I've owned in one way, shape, or form a rather extensive library of his work. So, needless to say, I was pretty excited when I heard about his new album, "The Next Day." I'm listening to the new album for either the second or third time now, and I just can't get into it. I'm not really sure what it is, but the songs feel very phoned-in. Maybe it's because he's been in semi-retirement for so long after his last tour, but I feel like Bowie's lost it, whatever "it" is. Now, don't mistake this as me saying the album's terrible; it's still a good album. It just doesn't blow me away the way his other albums have.
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Hi, I'm currently looking for soundboard quality sets from this past weekend. Sti have goosebumps from the unbroken chains jams. If someone could private message me or inbox that'd be great. Thanks and take care
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GDRadio is airing this amazing show. What a trippy Playin' in the Band! Can't wait for set 2!
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Bit the bullet the other week and ordered the box set. I'm listening to the shows in (chrono)logical order, and each set is pure gold. Currently listening to May 15th in St. Louis, which, so far, might be the weakest show of the box (?), but it picks up quite a bit once you hit disc 3. Personally, I thought "Estimated" was kinda weak, but that 18-plus minute "Dancing" was rather wild!
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Lately I have been jamming out on any anders Osborne stuff i can find on web to tickle my brain while i work, also been abusing any Lockin videos i can play at work...love it!
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. Delbert McClinton & Glen Clark " Blind Crippled and Crazy. SUNSHINE DAYDREAM
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Because I just received the CD and BR set in the mail yesterday. I've listened to the regular soundboard countless times, but the improvement is remarkable. WOW. Great job. (Unfortunately, the sound on the Blu-ray is not great. The 5.1 mix is missing low end -- almost nothing comes out of the subwoofer!)
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College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Va.9/24/76 sounding good! Connoisseur's Dead. Dick's tomorrow.
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Listening to Dinosaur Jr.'s debut, self-titled record (or was self-titled before they added the "Jr." to their name), which is pretty good. I'm more familiar with their reunion material, "Beyond," "Farm," and "I Bet on Sky," which are all pretty amazing records. "Dinosaur" is a little slower and a good bit more lo-fi, which I kinda like. J doesn't do the killer guitar soloes like he does on the band's later records, though, but then again this is 1985.... The LP is gone now, but if you're a fan of Dinosaur Jr., check out their live album "Chocomel Daze," which was recorded in '87. A number of their songs from "Dinosaur" are on that record but are a good bit faster, heavier, and just downright better. You can get it on iTunes, Amazon, or directly from Merge Records in digital format (it comes with a digital booklet if you get it from Merge and at a better price than iTunes).
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Not sure how many of you here are Pogues fans, but the band's long-time member Phil Chevron passed away yesterday morning after a long battle with cancer. My wife and I were lucky enough to catch them in Baltimore on their Parting Glass Tour, and it was an absolutely fantastic show. In spite of how much Shane has deteriorated over the years, the rest of the band was as spry as ever in spite of their age. And if you aren't sure as to which member of the band Phil is, he's the one who looks like a leprechaun.
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Cinti ohio music hall 10 26 72 any one have any pictures of this show let me know or concert stubs please let me know thanks
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Tom Waits's first record, which is a FAR cry from his work in the '80s and on. I find it funny how much the music of Waits parallels that of Capt. Beefheart, though without out all the whimsy and humor.
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Not sure how many of us here on Dead.net are fans of the Legendary Pink Dots, but their "surprise album" that was released yesterday--The Curse of Marie Antoinette--is some of their finest work I've had the pleasure of listening to. I coughed up the big bucks and sprung for the limited-edition picture disc LP (1 of 299 copies pressed), which comes with a 6-track download of the album. Chances are the LPs are all sold out, but the download is still available on the band's Bandcamp page. I think what I like most about the LPDs is how they don't make music insofar as they make emotional soundscapes. I can only imagine how amazing a movie score would be if it were written and performed by the LPDs....
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