Grateful Dead

Jerry and Merl Live at Keystone My funny Valentine is just so good, it's wonderful
Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush Child of the Novelty and Strange Universe
Spirit Kahuna Dreams
Root Boy Slim Left for Dead

Hey rockers & happy Monday!!!

Even as we speak, as I continue my deep dive into late 1972, I am listening to 10/17/72. Very fine indeed, I shall enjoy it!!!

So, today is the day TPTB announce the 1970 Fillmore West box, right????

Every once in a while, it seems like the cosmos part, and something great plops into your lap.....

Doc
I don't think I know better than what the cosmos has in store for me......

...pop your mirrored sunglasses on...buckeye lake 1992-07-01...ending summer tour with special guests and listen on the archive #140128...
...they are bigger than a drive-in movie...,
but you already knew that

Peace All!

gonna wait wait wait wait, until the midnight hour; oh yeah those guests are steve miller and norton buffalo on harp

5 7 89

Very nice

Anyone heard of/heard/a fan of Sunn O)))?

Intriguing concept
A bit redundant after a while

Colin - excellent, thanks for letting me know. I was watching that dvd last night, and I feel the same way. Mind melting music, but terrible picture. The extras are a bit better - the ones from Glastonbury ( shame they aren't on tonight) and Reading have the best picture, and the guitar playing at Reading is stratospheric.

These two box sets you have are considered to feature the most effective Ozric Tentacles music. There is an earlier one called "Vitamin Enhanced" - I missed out on the remastered version in the same style as the two you have - but the earlier one, on the Madfish label is okay - and has a great booklet. It's more formative, though. Quite a few tracks featuring Ed Wynne on his own. If you were just to get one, I'd go for "There Is Nothing". "Live Ethereal Cereal" features some thunderous live tracks from the mid 80's, but the sound quality is a bit poorer than the others.

I discovered them through the Dead fanzine "Spiral Light" - must have been about 1990. They were amazing live, as you can probably imagine!

Spinning now.

Thanks to Dave Rock for the recommendation. I’ve streamed several albums over the past few days and none have been less than excellent. I thought that since I’d played so much where the band wouldn’t see a lot of cash I should buy some. I’m playing ‘Travelling the great circle’ at the moment. The DVD that’s included has some fantastic music on it., although the visuals are, almost, unwatchable given the level of flickering in the image. My wife certainly couldn’t watch as she can have migraines triggered by flashing lights. She loves the music as well.
I ordered another box set ‘Trees of Eternity’ and expect that to be delivered later today. Highly recommended.

Live at Robert Wyatt's Meltdown - Royal Festival Hall 2001 and 2002 (DVD)

"David Gilmour In Concert"

Love this

Longer Playing in the Bands than in spring for one.

Doc, bummer you missed the 28th.

When people are brought to their first show by someone with more experience they should be informed that the next night will be a different set list, so come again.
Different situation if each show is in a different city though.

My second show was 7-17-89, I didn’t know that I should go to all 3 nights. Of course, I didn’t have the funds for a 3-night run, and I had a job that I was expected to show up at.
Then made it to 7-21,22-90 but didn’t buy tix for the 3rd night due to the job, but then I had to call in sick anyway on 7-23 from a pay phone at a rest area on I-55. We left the campground late and I forgot to factor in that I was in a different time zone and was going to lose an hour getting back to my time zone.