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  • #2101
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    To all those who are so excited about this tour and think anyone balking at a $100 ticket is out of touch with reality, come talk to me after the shows and see how you feel. What I've heard and seen about the Penn show this fall and NYE is not too encouraging. I'll be at Worcester, but I'm more excited about the $25 ticket I just bought to see NRPS at a very small club in NH on March 1!!! And on a positive note...as someone said on another forum, the higher up you are in an arena, the closer you are to Jerry!!!!
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    Better than the worst talk show. I have 3 kids, my husband just lost his job, not a trust fund baby, and think that the 178. I paid for 3 bad tickets to Chicago wasn't bad, who needs sets anyway. Hope everyone that is going has a safe and happy trip!
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    I guess my gripe with this is that the pre-sale gave me tickets that were not that good at all. You would think that if you are paying attention enough to get pre-sale then you should at least not get stuck behind / side stage at the top of the section. Right? I should have waited for public sale if I knew my seats would kind of stink. The other side of the coin is the price. I don't mind paying this for the Dead, I gave Phil 70 bucks for three shows last year. But the deal is I feel a little ripped off with Borin' Warren playing. It's almost a kick in the teeth after the fact. But in the end, I'm very greatful to be able to see this happen and will make my stand agianst corporate greed by only going to one show. I mean I have to go to at least one, but I can't support the prices that they are asking for. They should give the old timers a free ticket just to put up with Warren, never mind fuck them for 100 bucks. JG would roll over if he knew, and he knows. That's one less person giving off great vibes in the crowd. Too bad. The PHiSH are selling tickets for 49.50 for their comeback tour, why so much for Borin' Warren? Thoughts?
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    jerry wouldnt like the way this stuff went down but im sure he wouldnt want us to take it out on each other the reason i got into the dead was not only the music but a sense of community that made me look forward to shows i still do and i want everything to work out. calm down everything happens for a reason we may never know that reason but just know it will work out in the end jerry probably wanted to leave behind those kind people that were so nice at shows now were reduced to fighting with each other lets be nice to fellow heads all you pessimists got a long time till may so tell yourself things will work out or write a petition so you can accomplish something more than bitching tell the band you dont like what went down . i personally am excited and i cant wait until the shows see you all there hopefully
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    How many of the sychophants apologists on this forum are Live Nation employees doing damage control? This band has been conned by a coporation - the same one that almost ruined other bands recently by abusing their fans. Fortunately for them, they've conned some of their fans too. Respect doesn't mean kissing ass choking on balls or whatever the snowplow guy likes to do in his spare time for fun. If I see coporate greed - I call them on it. The truth may hurt, but it's still the truth. They'd better be dragging some old sound equipment/men around if they're charging that much. Oh yeah and Warren (love him) aint up to the task - so many better guitarists that aren't so fixated on that southern rock sound. But, at least they aren't saying they're draggin some hag around, count the small blessings.
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    I need a ride from Fort Stewart GA to NC can help with gas money and ect912-980-4331 ask for andy honest to the point of recklessness
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    IT IS WHAT IT IS
    AS I ALWAYS SAID ABOUT THE DEAD, IT IS WHAT IT IS,THIS IS WHATS GOING ON (HIGH TIX PRICES) YOU CAN TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT,I CANT REALLY AFFORD THE TIX, BUT A FEW HUNDRED BUCKS TO TAKE ME BACK HOME, ITS WELL WORTH IT, YOUR ALL TELLING ME WHEN JERRY WAS ALIVE YOU WOULDNT DO WHAT EVER YOU HAD TO TO BE IN THE SHOW? TO HEAR THAT MAGIC? TIX FOR PHILL ALONE IN NYC WERE ABOUT $72, ALL OF THEM TOGETHER NOT WORTH IT? WEVE BEEN DREAMING ABOUT THEM TOURING AGAIN FOR TOOOO LONG TO LET MONEY GET BETWEEN US ALL, IM NOT TELLIN ANYONE NOT TO BITCH,IF THATS YOUR TRIP SO BE OT, BUT THIS IS WHATS GOING ON SO IF YOU DONT WANT TO BE ON THE BUS ANYMORE THEN JUMP OFF, MYSELF IM IN IT FOR THE LONG HUAL, FULL STEAM AHEAD WEREVER IT TAKES ME,,,,,, THE WHEEL IS TURNING,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,SOME RISE, SOME CLIMB SOME FALL,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,JINGLE - FEW GOOD MEN MC - NEW YORK
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    Livedust posted the highest prices for concerts in 08 but they were RE-SALE prices from Stub Hub, not the initial prices. Hey I am quilty I paid over $650 to take me and sugar mag to 3 shows on this tour, and without trying to sound like a snob, I can do it without cutting into my grocery bill.In Jerry's words "Choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing evil" and Greed and Evil are synonimous. What would we all say if the Band said, "who needs this shit, we will send you all your whinning baby money back" and cancel the tour...that would kind of suck! Not to fear; not with the pre sale at the level it was. Took me 2 hours of hammering the mouse but got the tickets I wanted....oh, did I say I feel as if I payed to much. MY absolute worst fear is that the shows are similar to that mess they did at Penn State in 2008. Lets forget the $$$$ its all about the music and that was not what I was raised on, please let them practice before they tour. And as far as I am concerned Warren is the closest both vocally and instrumentally as we will ever get to Jerry, so let Warren sing! Just one freaks opinion...
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    Why all the hate towards others on this board recently ? If you do not agree with someone then so be it. No need for flaming off on someone or telling them to get lost. The Band belongs to all us and none of of us at once. The tribe is far and wide spread and includes many who do not think alike. Which is what I love best about my fellow Heads. We all do it as we do it man. So relax with the bagging on others. Be kind and the kindness will come back to you tenfold. If you hate then hate will be your life. NBT
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    Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like to stay positive. But things need to be said. I don't fault anyone for speaking their mind (Ohho Freeedom, Ohho Liberty). It just seems to me that the Dead were the only band to keep their ticket prices low (Phish too, I guess) and now we have this tour to contend with that does seem to be a departure. There is a lot of capitalist greed running rampantly amok out there (click on the tour packages). I guess some people just like to get taken advantage of. We know how to do it ourselves though, ever better. Still, I got priced out of the Vibes last year and this shit is getting old... No wonder they got that statue of PT Barnum down there in Bridgeport, CT. You know his famous saying: "There's a sucker born every minute." So, if you wanna be a sucker, be a sucker. Otherwise, follow your bliss (& the Dead), commit random acts of kindness and, as we say up here in Vt. to those who can't deal with honest criticism (which is a big part of any "forum") Fawk'em if they can't take it.
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The band says Happy New Year with an announcement of almost twenty shows in April and May.  More details to come!

https://dead.net/dead09

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Submitted by skskck911 on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 11:52

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Yeah I remember that sticker,, she had some bad nights for sure,, but for 2009 it would be cool to get her back.. many folks never seen her with the band... hell many people have not seen the dead with Garcia... its all good...
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Submitted by tdub on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 11:58

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QUOTE: As for Warren....give the guy a break....he sings like a bird, none of the other short list candidates.....have the vocal talent or range to pull it off." I dunno, I find his vocals to be too gritty and "classic blues rock" for my taste. Helluva player and great person, though. Hornsby knocks Garcia songs out of the park, vocally. Kimock plays much more melodically (then maddeningly disappears). Obviously, the short list must not have included John Kadlecik from Dark Star, but the Dead (and Phil) have always steered clear of being "too close to sounding like the original Dead". For whatever reason. It's not like Kadlecik is copping Jerry note for note. He rips on his own merit. But good luck to Warren, am sure he'll have a ball.
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Submitted by tdub on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 12:06

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Levon HelmAllison Krauss and Robert Plant (HA! slip that one into the "fat chance" catagory--now THAT show was worth 75 bucks....show of the year-or two)
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Submitted by Drumhead on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 12:12

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Allman Bro's & Dylan w/ Hunter opening!As long as the Dead play 2 sets!
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Submitted by Bananaman on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 12:14

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Robert Hunter Levon Helm Have Love and Keep It - Patrick
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Submitted by Livedust on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 12:17

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AllmansLevon - Hands down! Santana? No disrespect meant but he sold his soul long ago...Maybe he'd want to bring along Matchbook 20... Tdub - Completely agree that Hornsby is the man vocally, but we're talkin' guitars no? I wonder if they asked Bruce to join the tour, does anyone know? And also agree w/ the Plant / Krauss tour. Saw the Toronto show last year & easily rates in my top 5 shows ever, incredible...That needs to happen again, anyone who witnessed any of that tour knows why there may never be a Zep reunion w/ Plant...
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Submitted by NorthBoundTrain on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 12:19

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And 2 More: Steve Miller who did a great at the Fillmore last year and I'm with SouthernTam on Dave....that would be sweet. Either alone or maybe even with Tim R....... : ) NBT
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Submitted by gratefaldean on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 12:21

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It was sublime. Saw Levon last summer and he's definitely on my list for opening act. And as a personal favorite, I'd add Wilco.
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Submitted by fleaflicker on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 12:22

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76' - 78'donna is very nice i think, especially 77'. She found her voice and started singing unlike the early shows where i think she was trying to replicate Janis and it just didnt work out for her. Looks like rain, st. stephen , the music never stopped and sunrise are some of my fav donna songs. The music never stopped was never the same after donna left.
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Submitted by Livedust on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 12:26

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Wilco, yes...Good choice.
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Submitted by NorthBoundTrain on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 12:54

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i'm with fleaflicker on donna , she did change as times went on.....less janis as mentioned more donna ....... they love each other was so sweet with her along on that tune as well as the wheel...... nbt
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Submitted by drumzNspace on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 13:04

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Little Feat? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -enjoyin' the ride -There'll never be another Jerry
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Submitted by JackstrawfromC… on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 13:08

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But if there was going to be an opener I say Yonder Mountain String Band - those boys rock. One show I saw they played Lady with a Fan it was so damn good, sent chills up my spine. I personally wish Steve Kimock was playing guitar but I suppose they need someone else who can pitch in on the singing. "Everybody's braggin' and drinking that wine, I can tell the queen of diamonds by the way she shines. Come to daddy on an inside straight, well I've got no chance of losing this time"
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Submitted by drumzNspace on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 13:21

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I've always wanted to see Yonder Mountain SB. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -enjoyin' the ride -There'll never be another Jerry
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Submitted by iccandy4u2eat on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 13:28

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been to 40 shows and looking forward to two more @ the dcu center in worcester yippee happy new year everyone
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Submitted by raggedrobin on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 13:32

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I've been avoiding this forum the past couple of days due to bad vibes when so buzzing. It's nice to see peace here again! As for an opening act, any or none will do. But I did notice when clicking on shows attended that opening acts refresh my attendance memory. Remember when the Violent Femmes opened in Ohio? Wow. It was so cool to see the few cross over Femme Heads dancing (was I or wasn't I?) . . .
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Submitted by old hippie on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 13:33

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Yes, we come!!As we live in Holland we have never attended a Grateful Dead show. Not around in 1972 nor later. The closest was watching the Rock Palast show live on TV. We often say how much we would like to have been part of the audience. This time we got the news in time. One show would be in Chicago where my brother lives. I decided to try to buy tickets and we could combine a family visit with a Dead show. We got our tickets. I still used the excuse that I could always sell them if we decided not to fly to the States. But when we got the final mail that was not an option anymore. This will be our chance to see the four remaining band members play together. The flight is booked already We are so thrilled!!! We will be in Chicago from Sunday May 3 until Saturday May 9. Are there any Dead Heads who would like to meet a couple (in their 50's) from Holland? I will check my mail. Everybody else: Have fun! Ship of Fools
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Submitted by raggedrobin on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 13:41

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`Hey, old hippie. Look up. I'm in the Netherlands, too. A friend and I are flying Stateside for DC, Charlottesville, and Albany . . .
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Submitted by Hal R on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:00

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Do you really think the Dead could match an opening act that is this vibrant and fresh? (this is a neutral question folks so don't give me a hard time, address the question, thanks) If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. William Blake
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Submitted by C-HAWKS on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:07

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A group I would like to see added to the Dead gig is New Monsoon..I can't get enough of that band and they usualley come up to Seattle 2x's a year..They are from Northern CA and if you never heard of them check it out.. I can't get enough of them
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Submitted by JackstrawfromC… on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:09

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No they probably couldn't which is why I vote for no opening band. But you are right - if you want to see an up and coming band (even though they have been around 10 years) YMSB is it! "Everybody's braggin' and drinking that wine, I can tell the queen of diamonds by the way she shines. Come to daddy on an inside straight, well I've got no chance of losing this time"
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Submitted by JackstrawfromC… on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:10

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I haven't heard of them - what's their music like? I am always up for hearing something new. "Everybody's braggin' and drinking that wine, I can tell the queen of diamonds by the way she shines. Come to daddy on an inside straight, well I've got no chance of losing this time"
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Submitted by C-HAWKS on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:11

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I decided I would replace Santana with Black Crows,,, Black Crows Allman Brothers Band For the Spring Tour @ the smaller venues if there is an opening act "New Monsoon"
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Submitted by pabogoniagirl1 on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:26

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Walking out of pennstate I was thinking they should do a tour.Said that again 2nd page of this thread. And with Warren in the Dead for this tour. 09 is the 40th year for ABB and I know they are doing abig tour this summer Hope it's not me just dreaming. Peace Tina
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Submitted by caroroses on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:30

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with JackstrawfromCo, no opening band. Just an amazing show from the boys that if I had a say would include a smokin, Other One here in Denver and the louder the better since I'm not exactly sitting near 'the Golden Road'. At least I'll be there though!!!peace
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Submitted by C-HAWKS on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:33

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They are one of those rare bands that the 1st time you see them you are hooked by the end of the show..They are a great jam band and I am suprised @ times they aren't bigger than they are which is actually nice..Check them out @ newmonsoon.com .. The majority of people I have turned onto them have also enjoyed them
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Submitted by aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:33

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As long as they play a full length show, I don't need an opening act.
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Submitted by JackstrawfromC… on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:38

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Sweet! Another Colorado person! The Pepsi Center will be rocking 'Golden Road' or not! See you there!! "Everybody's braggin' and drinking that wine, I can tell the queen of diamonds by the way she shines. Come to daddy on an inside straight, well I've got no chance of losing this time"
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Submitted by Hal R on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:50

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yep, they are a really good band. Come around here once in a while. JackstrawfromCo - I see that you also realize how incredible YMSB is. Folks, you should see this band. If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. William Blake
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Submitted by Moye on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 14:53

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Hot tuna or rusted root would be a good opening act. Little Feet would be sweat to, seen them open for DSO at Grateful Fest at Nelsons Ledges
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Submitted by NorthBoundTrain on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:00

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Big Thanks to All for working to change up the Vibe here...........feel re-charged and ready for a great Bay Area Weekend !!! NBT
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Submitted by C-HAWKS on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:01

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I just realized that you are from the CO area..I saw a band a few years @ The Oregon Country Fair called Kannal and they blew me away.. As soon as I got home I ordered there CD and got on there mailing list..They are from the CO area and seem to play the majority of there shows in that area and I have never seen them come back up to the NorthWest....They are a great band also with Guatemalan roots..They have a tribal / jam sound to them..I justfound an article on them from The Washington Post Kan'Nal It's a rare CD that makes you want to rub sticks together in your back yard, yank off your clothing and howl at the moon while cavorting around a crackling bonfire. Kan'Nal's "Dreamwalker" has that effect. Started in Guatemala by Tzol, a transplanted vocalist-guitarist from Austin, and lead guitarist Tierro, a Canadian wanderer, this "shamanic rock" group has evolved into a seven-member performance-art beast based in Boulder, Colo. Kan'Nal's concerts are spectacular: Hypnotic percussion, skull-crushing guitar and buzzing didgeridoo create a spirit-channeling framework for Tzol's primal screams and sensual, son-of-Tarzan vocals. Kan'Nal's two female members -- mesmerizing hippie-chick dancers -- gyrate as if possessed, eyes rolled back, sometimes holding deer antlers to their craniums. I know you said you like discovering new music and this band is in your backyard..If anyone is interested they are at ...... kannal.org Sorry if posted in wrong place but just trying to keep the positive vibes flowing today with some good conversation
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Submitted by JackstrawfromC… on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:06

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I will check them out for sure - again I have never heard of them but they sound interesting! How about I'll check out new monsoon and kannal and you should check out YMSB (they are based in CO too). "Everybody's braggin' and drinking that wine, I can tell the queen of diamonds by the way she shines. Come to daddy on an inside straight, well I've got no chance of losing this time"
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Submitted by C-HAWKS on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:24

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I have been listening to them for a few years and they have the annual Northwest String Summit every year in OR @ (Hornings Hideout)..My cousin is a huge fan of theres and is always playing them and going to see them.. google Hornings Hideout OR and you can see the event..They are an amazing band
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Submitted by caroroses on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:29

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Yes!!! The Pepsi Center will be rockin! See you there
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Submitted by Moye on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:29

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Just quick question, who is YMSB??............wait.........OH, YONDER MOUTAIN STRING BAND? Right? If so, yeah, I meen, HELLLL YEAHHH!!!!! They jammmmm!!!!
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Submitted by Bonehead Tom on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:41

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Saw Yonder Mountain with Keller Williams at House of Blues In Myrtle Beach. What a great show. Each member jammed a different song with Keller. Keller does some great Dead stuff too. __________________________________________________ I can't get tired of the Satellite Dead Channel, as much as I may try.
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Submitted by Moye on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:47

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KELLER WILLIAMS IS GREAT!!!!! Hes got that CRUNGE sound, he opened for DSO at grateful fest last year
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Submitted by Mornduvt on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:52

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4957 days since my last show... 91 days til my next one WOOOO HOOOOOOO!!!!!
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Submitted by JackstrawfromC… on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 15:57

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Yeah Keller is really fun to see live. I've only seen him twice (open for Ratdog and for YMSB) and he was great! Funny guy too. "Everybody's braggin' and drinking that wine, I can tell the queen of diamonds by the way she shines. Come to daddy on an inside straight, well I've got no chance of losing this time"
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Submitted by dylan from canada on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 16:04

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No shows North of the border, as always. Truckin' to Buffalo once again. YEE HAA!
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Submitted by GratefulTwinz on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 16:12

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I just saw moe. on demand and I was blown away! They were havin a blast and they sounded pretty cool. The pecussionist did a ballsy Xylophone solo.They'd be a cool opener,I think.(anyone else know moe about them?)(Im interested in moe info on them)(Bad joke-sorry)seriously-Id like to know- BLOW THE HORN-TAP THE TAMBORINE-SMILES FOR MILES-APRIL'S NEAR!♪♪♪♪♪
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Submitted by aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 16:27

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Did the Dead (Grateful) ever use opening acts for indoor shows? I remember opening acts at stadiums during Summer tour but never in arenas. I may have seen the most usual opening act for a dead/solo show. In Nov. 1988, I saw three Garcia shows at Ceaser's Tahoe, and they had a comedian open each show. I think that the guy had a flamingo shaped guitar. It was one of those shows where a maître d' picks where you sit, and you have to buy three drinks. The things that I did for JG.
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Submitted by rosa rugosa on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 16:47

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rosa rugosa Happy Friday Night everyone - seems like the vibes are friendlier, and the Band Beyond Description is soon coming to town! I would love to hear Touch of Gray as an opener. We watch the Trucking Off To Buffalo DVD all the time (got to stop spilling wine in the laptop) and that has definitely become a favorite. Funny how it's a whole different song to me now than it was back when it was a hit. Maybe because I've got a touch of it myself now :)
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Submitted by c_c on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 17:03

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Opening song in North Carolina: I call "Promised Land" Jimmy 'the fish' (myVegas bookie) is laying 7-1 odds on that call... Tony "Shoes" of Atlantic City is putting his faith, and his cash, in a Help Slipknot Franklins for the MSG show... though I'm getting even money, 2-1 odds, on a Shakedown Street for the 1st night at Philly. peace.