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  • Eric Abrahamson
    9 years 3 months ago
    MY BROTHER BOUGHT ME TICKETS FOR BOTH NIGHTS!
    Eric Abrahamson At my age, it's already predetermined that I'm not going to go to all that trouble unless I like it. The glass is either half-full or half-empty. Nobody twisted my arm, put me in a headlock, and made me listen to it-I think it's cool. I asked my brother for money to go, and he gave me 2 tickets. My friend Billy "Buzzboy" Rose, "Wavy Gravy's adopted son", used to be a Grateful Dead roadie, he got me backstage at the first show I went to after I met him, so I think they're good to me. My other friend, Richie Shirley, from the Hog Farm, was in the backstage Crew, traveled around the country with them and sold official T-shirts, and his wife, Andrea, "Mom", the cook at Camp Winnarainbow, used to work in their office in San Rafael and they had an apartment there. I met Richie and Billy at Woodstock where the Hog Farm was the Security and the Please Force, so you kids who pan them, fuck you and your worthless idiot opinions. You've never even been there yet, if you ever get there, at this rate. I think they were the best rock and roll band that ever was, and the Rolling Stones was #2, and I've seen them both. Compared to what, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir? The technology is pretty good for playing in a stadium as big, new, and modern as that. They can hear everything you say and see everything you do, and my brother bought me a ticket way up in the back. In between songs this kid 10 rows down says, "Shoot him!" and I go, "I have a gun!" and immediately they started into "Loser", "If I had a gun/For every ace I have drawn/I could arm a town/The size of Abilene!" I don't like it when they get that personal, ad hominem, but I'm still a fan, because even if they ever had a bad day, they recorded plenty of *good* days, which can always happen, always *do* happen at least a little bit, and silicon is immortal. Great light show. The only problem is with the critics and nay-sayers, who have pre-judged it all instead of, "Judge not!"--like "prejudiced". They already don't like it, they were prepared not to like it--there is nothing the band could have done or could do that they would have liked or would like. It's against their religion. It couldn't be worse if they sang traditional Moslem hymns to Allah in Arabic. They probably know how. There was a day when *everybody* liked it, even my parents. They were the #2 top-grossing entertainment act for 2 years in a row; #1 was Bill Cosby, by concerts, not by record sales, by word-of-mouth, household names, I remember. Nobody listened to that thing about rock-and-roll being "the Devil's music", and if you play it backwards it says, "Hail, Satan!" In my opinion, the Church rejects dancing, "worldly", as opposed to gospel or spiritual music, commercial music, art, literature, drama, culture, one of the reasons, because it's linked in their mind with pagan religion, which certainly applies to the Grateful Dead. However, I would argue that when the Christians converted the Roman Empire and tore down the Pagan temples, later they incorporated some of the features of the pagan religions into their own, from what I've heard. For example, do they say that the gods and goddesses of the polytheistic pantheons of the ancient cultures like Greece, Italy, Egypt, Babylonia are really One, the Lord God of the Old Testament? Or it says on Wikipedia that the Lord God of the Old Testament was the war god of the Phoenicians, like Mars Hill, though I don't see why not the head god Jupiter, Zeus, Ra, or Aten, where Moses got it. Then the Christians say Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, the Trinity is One, with Jesus Christ being the Son, a bow to pagan polytheism, but just 3. But they also have the Virgin Mary, who some say is Mother Earth, lots of saints and angels, etc. They say the 30,000 Roman and Greek gods were angels and demons, it's confusing, but some of them were like the Christian God in some ways. For example, Zeus sounds like "deus", which means "God". Jupiter, the Roman for Zeus, has also the name "Jove", which sounds like "Jehovah", which is translated "LORD" in the Old Testament. I read that the Christians used features from the Eleusinian Mysteries of Demeter, the Earth Mother in the Mass, the table, I think, maybe cups, candles, etc. to attract pagans. Some of the saints represent pagan deities from other cultures, and now they become Christian. The Greeks and Romans also had animal sacrifices like the Jews in the Tabernacle and Temple. Lots of their gods had wings like the Jewish angels, like Cupid, Victory, and Iris, the Rainbow. Maybe Moses got the snake on the pole from Mercury's Caduceus, and Asculepius the healer. The Elysian Fields is similar to the Christian Heaven, and Hades to the Christian Hell. Of course, there are just as many differences as similarities. Online I saw a book by the Church Father St. Clement where he uses Ulysses tied to the mast not to hear the Sirens' Song in Homer's "Odyssey" as an example of successfully resisting temptation, "Epistle to the Greeks". Of course, the Pope and the Vatican have always been in Rome. The Father represents Odin from Norse Germanic neo-Paganism, and Thor Jesus in a way. The word "Holle", "hell", isn't in the Bible, it's in the Norse "Eddas". *Valhalla* was their "Heaven". They mixed it with the Jewish Old Testament, the Greek and Roman paganism, etc. They included some of the old Jewish Mosaic prohibitions. Religion has art, music, literature, architecture, and Greek religion was somewhat based on plays. The Old Testament Tabernacle and Temple had a lot of art, sculpture, music, and architecture, and the Bible itself really is man-made literature. They just want a monopoly and no competition, and to control the State. A lot of art, music, literature, architecture, and sculpture got it's start in religion and then some Christians object for those artisans to become commercial, to use it for money, because they want to control the money, which is also man-made. It belongs to the person whose picture is on the money, who owns the metal mines, the mints, and who coins the money. "Render to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's." There *is* no picture of God. Some of the Caesars, Roman Emperors, made the people worship them as gods. Constantine himself was Apollo the Sun-God before he was a Christian. Go figure. Another reason the Church may prohibit "drugs, sex, rock-and-roll, drinking, smoking, and cussing", besides Scripture, as well as art, music, literature, theatre, and culture, science, technology, medicine, "the works of men's hands", the prohibition on idolatry, "make no graven image","bow down to no graven image", well that's another one. *Another* one, "God has made everything sufficient, but they have sought out many inventions." But the Church wants the money that people spend on entertainment, art, music, literature, plays, to go to them. Maybe they *did* think they were all being guided by *God* when they were on LSD and they were deceived by the Devil, "caught in the Devil's bargain", "Satan Himself appears as an Angel of Light to deceive if He can the very Elect," but they were experimenting and they thought they were right. Maybe if you got psychedelic by fasting 40 days in the desert those are true, not Satanic, visions. I think they came true for some of them; potentially could have come true for a lot more. Ram Dass called them "entheogens, 'theo', Greek for 'God', 'God-manifesting', you see God, become One with God, become God". "I am That I am." "I and the Father are One." "If you have seen Me, you have seen the Father." "I said ye are gods; nevertheless you shall die like men, and fall like one of the princes." "We are as gods, and we might as well get good at it." The only psychedelic church I ever heard of was the Native American Church in New Mexico, who had a cross on the altar. They converted all the American Indians to Christianity, but they can still do some traditional Indian things they all (or at least some of them) like to do, just to preserve the culture for posterity. People are always interested in what happened in the past; it's valuable information. The price of Indian jewelry has gone up at least 100x in my lifetime, as it becomes more scarce, as they become lost arts, and they were better before the Wasichus came. There's that Jesse Colin Young song, "Before You Came", how great the Indians had it. A lot of pagan spirituality is a lot higher than a lot of Western spirituality; it's the same thing. If you call the Virgin Mary the Earth Mother, or Father God, Mother Earth, or the Yin-Yang, that's Paganism, or different forms of it, generally speaking. Freud in "Moses and Monotheism", says the Egyptian polytheism was better than the Egyptian monotheism, because when Iknaton switched them to Aten, the One God form of the Sun God Ra, he made Pharoah Iknaton at the top of the "pyramid", with all the ranks of nobles, courtiers, priests, and common people. With the polytheistic system, Isis, Osiris, all that, even though it's true what the Christians say, they worshipped animals, crocodiles, cattle, ibises, hawks, birds, elephants, lions, etc., as the Christians say, "brute beasts", power was more diffuse throughout society, less centered in the king. And he says they were more prosperous, too, with polytheism, that their society declined with monotheism, they overthrew Iknaton, called him a heretic, and restored polytheism. That was why one of the reasons Moses had to get out, to preserve the monotheistic concept somewhere else by founding a new religion. He was raised by the Pharaoh's daughter. There are traces of the Egyptian roots in Moses' writings; he uses the Hebrew word "Elohim", "gods", plural, for "LORD God", and "Thou shalt have no other gods before me," admitting they exist, but fighting them, and "Who is like unto Thee, among the gods?" "You're the best!" I don't know; I'm not a theologian. I just had a year of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Yale, and graduated from Mountain Heights neo-Pentecostal Bible College in 1974. I saw the Jupiter-Venus conjunction in Leo tonight, the same as the Star of Bethlehem. It was out for about an hour. Astrology is from paganism, too, and probably the Dead used an astrologer when they set up the stadium dates as a Christian joke, although who knows how forgiving the Christians can be about that. The Bible accuses those who "worship the host of heaven upon the housetops" and they said that meant the pagan Babylonian astrologers. But the Christians reject a lot of other things the Jews said, like the rule against pork. Maybe that verse condemns the Roman astrologers, too. I read that not only were the Romans, and Greeks, into that, but they had augurs, or prophecies by things like the flight of birds, which might signify things like victory or defeat in war, or they'd read the entrails of animals they sacrificed, like tea leaves, or "sibyls" at the Oracle of Apollo at Delphi would prophecy the future in poetry, Socrates had a "inner god" that told him what to do. The Christians say "abandon all that" and then years later when you're "mature in the Lord" it wasn't so bad, and won't really hurt you, "all things are pure to him who is pure", "nothing is unclean of itself", etc. This issue is "if __________ makes my brother to stumble, I will eat no ____________," "Blessed is the man who is not condemned by the thing he alloweth," and something about the "commandments of men". I'm going to write more on another post so it isn't too long.
  • deaded2
    9 years 3 months ago
    Hehe gardenamesX2 :) I was
    Hehe gardenamesX2 :) I was thinking just the opposite... direwulf isinmyhead I hope they play it next week!!! Don't murder me I beg of you don't murder me Pleeeeeeeeeeaaase don't murder me
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    gardenamesX2
    9 years 3 months ago
    couldn't have said it better
    isinmyhead & direwulf
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Phil is playing the Capital Theatre in late Oct and early Nov. 4 shows. Tickets go on sale this Friday via TicketFly.
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What's that pic you got above your name? I saw the thread in the other forum, I'm not busting balls here, just wondering who or what it is... They say curiosity killed the cat, but at least they have 9 lives.... Party on Wayne....
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Cowboy Niel, I believe... Don't know the hammer's name, tho... ;P
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I don't know his hammer's name - but my god what a trip juggling that thing all the while dancing on Koolaid and Benny...my favourite Neal story though had to be in Hells Angels by Thompson, (I am paraphrasing here) a "character" made famous in a book about cross country travelling jumped off the porch stark naked yelling and giving the finger to the cops gathered at the property line...priceless.
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Unlike Kesey who said he was too old to be a hippy and too young to be a beatnik, Cassady defined what beat was...though he himself was not a great writer despite being the muse for so many books. Favourite tributes had to be the Northwestern tour in '68 right after Cassady died of exposure counting rail ties, when the boys (and they were boys then) did TOO every set and stirring renditions of He Was a Friend of Mine...sung and played for a fallen icon and friend as well as key member of the Pranksters...
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Quite the historian, my man. My son actually read Kesey and Kerouac....I just lived it from 73 on.... I got me a violin, and I beg you call the tune... The Phil webcasts from the Cap for his 75th are very good, Warren being given the respect he deserves...Barraco, Molo and Krasno are amazing.....but too many Allmans tunes.... Btw...it's time for the Allmans Beacon run....maybe that's why their tunes are plentiful? I miss the Allmans and I really miss Jerry.......thanks for being alive Phil....
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I am just a huge fan of music period...I think I can hold my own on a lot of eras, even going back to the start of the blues...kind of a jack of all but master of none. Saw the Allman's once - but was horribly straight and 4 hours of jamming was a lot to follow...although heading to the Beacon would be fun, I hear those shows are typically incredible and leave nothing to be desired..
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Saw the brothers many many times, but missed the swan song at the Beacon.....they were great in their own way....and I will miss them esp the Warren Derek era....yes more structured but organized chaos.... Phil at the Cap this week has given a new light on jamband to me....the music is seamless....easing in and out of structured songs....and the humility of the individual musicians.... if you or anyone has the chance to catch more than a YouTube clip, I strongly encourage it....if Chicago is anything like Phils 75th its gonna be a wang dang doodle....at least for me.... Too bad Trey is a pill head.... Just quoting Hitler there... Joke for the thick skinned.... Bag it tag it, sell it to a butcher in the store.... Peace.....
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I was 13 in '73 so I never made it to the Dead and A-Bros @ Watkins Glen. Huge fan of the brothers though - especially the Dickey Betts era - man could that boy carry a lick. Closest I ever came was at Wanee Festival in 2011 with Further and A-Bros. Not quite the same but great nonetheless. And if I'm not mistaken, Little Feat opened before Further. Nice afternoon and evening of tunes to be sure :-)
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Happy St Pattys my friend.... Brother Dickey was great in his day...Liz Reed will always be on my hit list along with Back Where it All Began... I remember a show in 92 or so I think...Thorogood opened around the Get A Haircut release and the Brothers began w Statesboro Blues....No Dickey to be seen....a snot nosed 13 or 14 yo on guitar.... Was Derek Trucks....who knew back in the day..... Gregg sez...something like Brother Dickey couldn't be here tonight, he's in jail....or something similar....disturbing but overall a good show with Warren and a young Brother Derek.... Not gonna catch me, no.... Not gonna catch the Midnight Rider....
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You definitely didn't offer too much...that has to be close to face value for the club seats. If you get it, you've made a headline. G'luck. ps - there was no link in your post
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Watkins...I was 15.... So I went with friends who took good care of me....got no good memory at all but I was there, mud on my shoes....shut down the Thruway and many other roads....I remember a Bertha.....a lot of wind and some rain....not so cold rain, but no snow.....
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I have to chuckle because many, many posts ago, someone wrote to you and ended his comment by saying "even though I can't pronounce your name".....lol I still laugh - in a good way. And yes, brother Dickey wa a wild man - still miss the shit out of him though - man he was fucking so good !!! Maybe a cameo by Greg on Sunday evening, huh? I keep pretending to myself Sunday evening will be "Last Waltz-ish" Lots of special guests and friends...Perhaps a little Dave Matthews, or Carlos comes to mind as well. Guess I need a ticket first....damn details.
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I responded just call me Grateful....but you can call me humble..... Just don't call me late for dinner, or Chicago.....
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I love it - should we all try to make our best offers of face value and flood the guy with requests? Kind of like how the scalpers used bots to flood TM to block out actual humans? I know nobody here is likely to be fans of Ween, but I will say that their guitarist (when the band was together) is amazing and has been doing his own tributes to people http://ultimateclassicrock.com/dean-ween-dickey-betts/ Very well respected as a musician and can hold his own - amazing live (like a fucking airplane taking off from the stage - just a full-on sonic assault!) Would love to hear the 37 minute Echos...one of my fav PF songs by far... I know I am way off topic here - or at least on the outskirts of the camp but still...
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Overhead the albatross.....hangs motionless upon the air.......
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Shit the return from their version of 'space' always gave me chills...amazing. I am going to officially give myself away for age, but their last tour was my very first concert outside of a bar...the dead was number 3. Talk about coming hard out of the gates and making other shows pale in comparison. Poor other bands, why do you even try :) I feel sorry for other bands trying to compete with those...
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Has anyone on here been to Terrapin Crossroads? My wife and I are flying to Cali next spring to get dinner and try to catch a Phil show at the Crossroads. I was curious what peoples opinions were.
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MSG 7/2 7/3 7/4/77 Animals MSG... On 7/4 some poor bastard with a big red ass fro had an M80 thrown into it ......wild shit back in the day.... Wish You Were Here....
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No it's on the bucket list.....enjoy, get tix well in advance....
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These are the highest prices I've seen paid yet. These are two Ebay auctions that were actually closed with a winner. The one guy did get the CID package with the hotel room, so he might got a deal. http://www.ebay.com/itm/151603938668?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPag… http://www.ebay.com/itm/191524766720?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPag…
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Good luck to the lucky bastard getting the CID package transferred to his name for will call....hopefully the seller is willing to give up his drivers license, the credit card used for purchase and a signed letter authorizing the purchase transfer....buyer beware....
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Is it July yet? I'm thinking of starting a mushroom garden to pass the time. Harvest time you ask? Why July 2nd of course.
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Really upset that I am not in Cali sometimes - the Greensky Bluegrass show this month with Phil at TXR should be amazing. There are regular shows with Phil there with a wide variety of backing musicians...I read the food is mediocre but meh, you are in essentially a washroom with Phil at the stall next to you! Kinda makes me think of the first Dave's Picks cover, clashing swords anyone? :)
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He only paid $18,000.00. If he would have just spent a little more he might might not have had those problems.
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And through the the window in the wall comes streaming in on sunlight wings ..... A million bright ambassadors of morning.... Sorry on my Echoes Floyd trip..... Totem, you must be a Fungi..... :-)
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Hey now Totem - I'm a liking the way you think? Are you a local Chicago-ian (or however you would say that) and of the means to successfully do so? Thursday night at Grant Park kickoff !!! Speaking of, we need to get our list started - shit, I'm game to be the keeper !! BTW gang, I just grossly low-balled a 3 tix Sun nite club box deal (asking $7500, offered $825). If a miracle happens, I have one to spare.
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I have my no-view tickets - one for each night. Hard-won, but I bought at face value. Now to see if I can pull the rest of the trip together. I am a working class head living paycheck to tips, and will be going without some things over the next few months to make this trip possible. I figured it was a now or never kind of thing and I have no family to support so no lectures please ;) All that said, if I make it - and I am hoping/counting on that I do - I will probably want to do one or two planned things - and cruise the rest of the time. I will very likely go to the Art Institute. I will probably do that alone - as museums I find best done that way. Baseball would be fun though so MadSwan - if you're still looking for baseball buddies that would be fun I think. Beyond that - what about a kick-back picnic near the lake somewhere? We could all hang out in the sun together, conversing, listening to tunes if we can hook up the electricity or maybe some acoustic, eat some foods, and look forward to the show that night...? Just a thought! Peaces
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Picnic fo sho.... Gonna do 3 shows but no $ for after parties esp Dead related ones....at least for me.....no offense but there's so much more...picnics by day....blues clubs at night perhaps, art museum, a cruise maybe....just want to maximize our time there....
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They are selling. Far as I can tell slowly. But they are selling even at $1000+ a tix. IMO, if they came down any substantial amount, they would sell off very fast. I wonder when in June they will send them out. I have to think a couple weeks before the show.
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Oh my goodness, BLUES. Yes. That must be done. For me, being a symbiotic kind of a person, I ought to see if there are any venues that I can catch some other Chicago-born kinds of music. Closer to the event I think a new thread will probably be created for our ideas and synching up. If any Chicago locals want to chime in on the picnic collaboration, cool :)
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how DO you pronounce that ?? If you're going to do a cruise, may I suggest a a river architecture cruise, instead of the lake.
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Does Lake Michigan have beaches like Lake Huron? Just curious - might be worth a day just hanging out on the beach; not dead related but just curious, I am familiar with all of the Great Lakes that border with Canada, but not that lone wolf adjacent to Chicago...and sunny Gary IN!
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Talk to me girl.... In Chitown 7/2-7/6 wanna do cruise, museum, the park with the bean or egg....and the blues on 7/2..... Please call me Grateful but mostly humbled... Or Rich....whatever you prefer..... :-)
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Great to see. Count me in on the fun. Kristine suggested the Buckingham fountain. I say on the "go west young man" side. Or wherever else suits our fancy. tfonts, are you the one we should PM e-mail addresses to or are we holding out for our own forum? Don't forget urr gurgle iss and Stella mountains of the moon girl!
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We are in me the missus the boy and his boo....create an itinerary and to paraphrase Bono....we will follow!
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I'm listening in... @RGERGELIS, I think that m80 you refer to caused Roger Waters to have a "cow" (disrespecting the band and the music and all that). One of the incidents that started him to build a Wall between himself, the audience and the real world.
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Was that before or after Waters peed on the crowd in Montreal? :)
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Any recommendations for Thursday 7/2..... Want good, willing to go early, do dinner etc.... Any recommendations welcome, would do Buddy Guys but wonder if there are better?
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Gonna do 3 shows? You get tickets my friend? I thought you were still looking...
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I think its pronounced are-gurgle-is... heehee, hoohoo
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Sorry, but I don't have a proper answer for that question. He was pretty incensed during that tour...
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Glad you tore down the wall!,,,, Klang you will always be!!!!! Ahhh shit, right Clownstoner? JK.... ......I was not prepared to make the final cut.....
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Oh, one more thing. If I make it to Chicago... ...count me in on the party, the picnic, the beach, the jam, ALL OF IT!!!
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You can call me Ray you can call me Jay... ...but ya doesn't has the call me Johnson...
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Busy day on the thread indeed! Anyone see Roger's Wall tour? My goodness what a show. Musically doesn't stray to far from the album, but the visuals really blew me away. The man knows how make a large venue experience work. I'm definitely up for a gathering in Chicago. I'll get my email to senor fonts. Stella- Prop asked for dibs on Wrigley if it breaks his way, other days still up for grabs. Hey who's coming to Merriweather? Maybe we can do a thing there too.