Kanada Kev

Game 7 Game 7 Game 7 ! Holy fuck ... Three outta four series go to 7? Awesome I hope the match-ups really live up to expectations. Staal and Malkin are gonna fire it up for the Pens and take the series tonight Too bad the games on Thursday are going to overlap

Right on! Thanks Jakis I look forward to hitting the merch table at the Wilco show at Art Park too. Did anyone catch their film at Hot Docs??

5-1 for the Jays going into the 9th. Great crowd too. Hope the Yankees fans are getting an earful Nothing like seeing the Yanks get spanked. From the NYT: Blue Jays Are Holding First Place, and Their Breath http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/12/sports/baseball/12toronto.html?_r=1

Another Hamilton gig: THE TRAGICALLY HIP 3rd Show Added by Overwhelming Demand Saturday, October 3 at 8 p.m. Hamilton Place On Sale Thursday, May 14th at 10 a.m.

http://www.ifc.com/dylan/ IFC and IFC.com are proud to present the first look at the new music video for Bob Dylan's new song Beyond Here Lies Nothin', directed by Nash Edgerton and featuring Amanda Aardsma and Joel Stoffer. http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid10791390001?bctid=22458595001 More about Dylan on IFC.com: Looking Back at "Don't Look Back": The film that influenced the rock documentary genre, and the "Subterranean Homesick Blues" opening as a precursor to the music video.

Just remember, hair spray is highly flammable!!!

All I have heard is that The Dead will be broadcast. The other bands may not be

http://jambands.ca/sanctuary/showtopic.php?tid/251960/post/596474/#596474

Wow ... what serieses That third period in Pittsburgh was nuts!!! I thought for sure that the Pens had it ... even in OT. Ovechkin wasn't playing nearly up to his usual levels either, or so it seemed. Game 7 - if Ovechkin plays another career game they are moving on for sure. Malkin needs to shine again for the Pens. Staal is due for a breakout too. As much as I'd like to see the other Eastern series go 7, screw it, Carolina has been fantastic. Can the next round meet the standards set so far???

The cover of "Wilco (the album)" makes its world debut above. As for music, here's the previously mentioned track listing: Wilco (the song) Deeper Down One Wing Bull Black Nova You And I You Never Know Country Disappeared Solitaire I'll Fight Sonny Feeling Everlasting Everything More details to come very, very soon. In stores and on the nets June 30, at the latest.

pfffftt Sorry, THAT looks like a good roster in the band

??? Context??? Links??? Purple?

Stream audio (and video for 2nd set!!!) Shoreline show right NOW: http://www.mogulus.com/davidaron

Ya' date=' I'm liking that! [/quote'] Yup, that's their system for filling all the empty seats that are overpriced, while the more affordable lawns are sold out. Have you ever been to a show there where the lawns are really busy and the 300 and 400 seats are almost empty? It's fucking weird. I'm happy to go into the pavillion (especially if it's raining ) but I'm not going to dish out another $10 unless it's dropping me in the pit

http://www.progressivenation2009.com/

Dream Theater– Aug 14 with Zappa Plays Zappa, Pain Of Salvation and Beardfish Really? From the Mod Club (killer) to the Molson Amph opening for Dream Theater? Hmmmmm ... hope this is super cheap (lawns at least).

The Gorge show this Saturday will be simulcast on Sirius Radio GD Channel. 10:30pm start EDT

(Set 1) Help On The Way Slipknot! Franklin's Tower Good Lovin' Cassidy Bird Song Uncle John's Band (Set 2) Unbroken Chain That's It For The Other One Rhythm Devils Space Sugaree Gimme Shelter Sugar Magnolia (Encore) Saint Stephen The Eleven Touch Of Grey Set 1 Back in the Bay Area, in the final week of the tour, with a bit of a late start to the show. I’ve got to say, as cool as a split Help>Slip>Franklin’s can be, to my ears it’s always best to hear it grouped together as it was in 1975, and tonight’s opening of this classic sequence is always one of my favourite openers. Phil’s tone during the opening of Help on this tour has been magnificent, and Jeff has been stealing the show during Slipknot! every time they’ve played it so far. Following this with two classic Weir-sung tunes that were pretty common here at Shoreline “back in the day,†Good Lovin’ and Cassidy, adds to a good vibe in the setlist so far. They do tend to rise to the occasion, especially when playing at home in front of a sold out crowd. The Bird Songs on this tour have been suitably exploratory, making this a nice tune to appear in the first set, and as I mentioned yesterday, the Workingman’s Dead songs have been good on this tour, so Uncle John’s Band is good to see pop up again. Set 2 An Unbroken Chain opener, which seems appropriate as this song was played at the very last Grateful Dead shows played here at Shoreline, on 6/4/95. The Other One suite drops into Rhythm Devils, a rather quick two songs before Drums, but the percussive improv included, as DR called it, “crazy fire dancers.†Cool stuff. Space drops into Sugaree, one of the only times I can think of Sugaree out of Space, but on this tour, the only real setlist mantra to follow is to expect the unexpected. The tour’s second Gimme Shelter comes next. Sugar Magnolia always ends a set in the best way, on a huge high, with everyone smiling, so this is a most welcome close to second set. A nice, long break between shows awaits the band, a well-earned break. Warren, of course, will be playing in town with the Allmans, but for the rest of the guys, it’s time for some sleep. But, back to Shoreline on Thursday for the tour’s penultimate show.

Whoa ... sick setlist: (Set 1) Viola Lee Blues Bertha Viola Lee Blues Caution Viola Lee Blues Black Peter Cosmic Charlie (Set 2) Shakedown Street New Speedway Boogie Scarlet Begonias Fire on the Mountain Drums > Space Dark Star Wharf Rat Dark Star Satisfaction (Encore) One More Saturday Night Set 1 I’d forgotten about the funky yellow and orange seats in the Forum. It’s so funky! The first set has an unreal list to it. The last time Bobby, Phil, Bill and Mickey played Viola Lee Blues and Caution in the same set in LA was 11/10/67 at the Shrine. That’s pretty darn cool. I like the idea of adding a couple of cool early 1970s songs around Viola Lee Blues, Bertha and Black Peter. And to cap things off with a big Cosmic Charlie is a terrific way to end what is a crazy-looking set. It just hit me that I ran into Fred Savage at this venue a few years ago and said “Doogie Howser!†Oops. The tour is now 19 shows old and they keep playing remarkable setlists. Set 2 I heard a lot of people hoping for a few specific songs tonight, and the first set took care of all of the Viola Lee Blues requests, and the second set started out with the much-hoped-for Shakedown Street, followed by another New Speedway Boogie, played so well on this tour. Everything from Workingman’s Dead has been played exceptionally well on the tour so far. The somewhat-expected Scarlet>Fire came next, as it was hard not to be thinking about the fires in Santa Barbara. They then veer into the always-impressive-on-this-tour Rhythm Devils part of the show, during which Bill and Mickey have been conjuring some incredibly way-out-there sounds. Space. Out of Space comes Dark Star, which is another of the many songs loads of people were talking about in the lead-up to the show. There are very few classic Grateful Dead songs they haven’t yet played on this tour, and Wharf Rat was one of them. No longer, as the first Wharf Rat of the tour was busted out tonight in LA. Another taste of Dark Star and then a double dose of Bob Weir rock-n-roll with Satisfaction and One More Saturday Night seems like an appropriate way to end a show in LA. Now homeward bound to two shows in the Bay Area…

After 18 shows: 4 tunes played 4 times (Samson, UJB, Touch, Cumberland). 30 tunes played 3 times. 62 tunes played twice 52 tunes played once. SONG SHOW # A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (acoustic) 2,16 Alabama Getaway (Warren vocals) 2,9 All Along The Watchtower 1,11,16 Alligator 6,14 Althea 5,15 Bertha 3,11 Big Boss Man 3 Big Railroad Blues 2 Big River 7 Bird Song 5,12 Black Peter 11 Born Cross-Eyed 6,10,16 Box of Rain 8,14 Brokedown Palace 10,17 Brown Eyed Women 4,9,15 Built To Last 8,16 Candyman 8 Casey Jones 4,13,18 Cassidy 2,10 Caution (Do Not Stop On The Tracks) 1,8,14 China Cat Sunflower 5,10.16 China Doll 18 Cold Rain and Snow 4,14 Come Together 2,17 Comes A Time 4,14 Cosmic Charlie 1,10 Cumberland Blues 4,11,15,18 Crazy Fingers 3,13,18 Cream Puff War 6 Cryptical Envelopment 10,15 Dancin in the street 5,17 Dark Star 2,9,12 Days between 5,13 Deal 6,13 Dear Mr. Fantasy 12 Death Don't Have No Mercy 9 Deep Elem Blues 18 Dire Wolf 8 Doin' That Rag 3,13 Don't Ease Me In 9 Dupree's Diamond Blues 5,14 Easy Wind (Warren vocals) 2,9,18 Estimated Prophet 1,12 Eyes of the World 7,12 Feel Like A Stranger 5,12,18 Fire On The Mountain (Warren vocals) 6 Fire On The Mountain (w/ Branford Marsalis) 12 Foolish Heart 3 Franklin's Tower 1,12,15 Friend Of The Devil 14 Gimme Shelter 10 Good Lovin' 6,15 Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 6,15 Golden Road (to Unlimited Devotion) 17 Glory Road (acoustic) 2,11 G-L-O-R-I-A 3 Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad 5,9,16 Greatest Story Ever Told 11 Hard To Handle 14 Hell In A Bucket 6,17 Help On The Way 1,15 Here Comes Sunshine 6 He's Gone 1,10,15 High Time 3,12 Iko Iko 8,16 I Need A Miracle 1,16 I Know You Rider 5,13,17 Imagine 16 Into The Mystic 4,16 It’s All Over Now 7 It’s All Over Now Baby Blue 9 Jack Straw 1,9,14 Johnny B Goode 5 King Solomon's Marbles 2,11,18 Knockin' On Heaven's Door 9 Lazy River Road 2 Let It Grow 6 Liberty 8,16 Little Red Rooster 11 Looks Like Rain 9 Loose Lucy 7,14 Loser 7,18 Lost Sailor 9,18 Lovelight 6 Maggie's Farm 7 Mason's Children 3,15 Me and Bobby McGee 7 Me and My Uncle 8,18 Mexicali Blues 16 Midnight Hour 8 Milestone 5,12 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 3,14 Momma Tried 7 Morning Dew 15 Mountains of the Moon 5 Mr. Charlie 8,17 New Potato Caboose 1,12 New Minglewood Blues 4 New Speedway Boogie 3,14 Not Fade Away 4,18 One more Saturday night 5,10,15 Passenger 2 Peggy-O (acoustic) 2,9,16 Playing In The Band 3,7,14 Playing In The Band (Reprise) 14 Pride of Cucamonga 2,13.16 Promised land 7 Ramble On Rose 7,13,18 Revolution 8,15 Ripple 2,11,18 Row Jimmy 11 Saint of Circumstance 9,18 Samson And Delilah 1,6,11,15 Satisfaction 6 Scarlet Begonias 6,12 Shakedown Street 1,10,14 Ship Of Fools 10 Sittin' On Top Of The World 13 Slipknot! 1,6,15 Smokestack Lightning 7 So Many Roads 8 Stagger Lee 8 Standing On The Moon 3,16 Stella Blue 7 St. Stephen 3,10,15 Sugar Magnolia (with Tipper Gore on drums) 2 Sugar Magnolia 14 Sugaree 4,10 Tennessee Jed 8,17 Terrapin Station 5,13 The Eleven 3,10 The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) 8 The Other One 4,10,15 The Music Never Stopped 1,13 The Weight 11,18 The Wheel 6,13 They Love Each Other 7,17 Throwing Stones 4,17 Till The Morning Comes 11 Tomorrow Never Knows 11 Touch Of Grey 1,9,13,17 Truckin' 1,7,17 Turn On Your Love Light 12 Unbroken Chain 4,10,17 Uncle John's Band 2,6,10,15 US BLUES 12 Viola Lee Blues 4,11 Wang Dang Doodle 16 Weather Report Suite Part 1 8,17 West LA Fadeaway 4,11,16 When I Paint My Masterpiece 9 Whiskey in the Jar 18 Women Are Smarter 13 space/ 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,910.11,13,14,15,16,17,18 rhythm devils drums 1,2,3,45,6.7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18 4/28*With Branford Marsalis Fire On The Mountain* Birdsong* Feel Like A Stranger* Turn On Your Love Light* (Set 2) Estimated Prophet>* Milestones>* Drums>* Space* Dear Mr. Fantasy>* Dark Star>* Eyes Of The World* (Encore) Franklin's Tower*

I'm only at Crazy Fingers, but damn Branford adds a killer element to the band