kookycanooky

yeeeeaasss. that fatties never dissapoint.

anyone else notice how many stubling idiots lost grip of their beers while standing on the dance floor? bajeesus.

see y'all next time

Did anybody bother to check this out?

i promise its goooooood.

How do frisbees and Golf discs differ?

"Theres something about flying a kite at night thats just so unwholesome"

You have to be careful when making your own led system from scratch because if its too bulky or not placed properly the disc won't fly properly.

http://www.flashflight.com/gallery1.shtml

Check out these pro-discs...the led's and wires all embeded in the plastic and they kick ass. Someone had one at Shoreline festival and it was perma-smiles the whoooole night. they range from

$20-$40 US which is easily worth the cost compared to making one yourself.

this is crazy, i knew about this show from a while back but i did not know the date. Last night I had this dream I was standing in front of garth playing the organ, moving the drawbars back and forth, with a lady standing behind him...maybe Maud.

any reviews? from my dream i thaught it was gonna be a good one.

there are a few "30 pin SIMMs" on ebay

goodluck

http://www.okbc.tv/home.html

click under the preview window to 'view video profiles of the mayor and council candidates for the city of kelowna"

Check out the speech from Andrew Uitvlugt

dont vote for him.

sorry about the cross-thread, i think this is more appropriate here. I just watched this amazing video...its a benefit gig for the Springfield Creamery, an afternoon concert during 100 degree F temps, this video really captures the mood well - the audience is included in the film as much as the band and everyone, stage & camera crew included, is dosed (weren't they always?). this is a really fun video and is a must for any dead fan!

This torrent has been up since august so i appologise if this has been posted here already

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The Grateful Dead

"Sunshine Daydream"

Old Renaissance Fairgrounds, Veneta, Oregon

August 27, 1972

A Concert Film by John Norris, Sam Field and Phil DeGuere

Video Source: 2nd Gen. VHS of original captured at 6000 bits/second. (NTSC)

Audio: 16 track Master Reels > DAT (x3) > CDA > EAC > SHN

digitally re-mastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed "Bertha", then spliced with audio from the original film soundtrack, and edited with Adobe Audition (LCPM).

Production:

Brokedown House Productions

Original VHS supplied by Joe Estades

Video Capture and Conversion by Dan Blank

Audio CDs provided with thanks by Jay Ashley via tol Audio SBD imported and synced by Kevin Tobin

DVD Layout and mastering performed by Kevin Tobin.

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Disc Index -

1. Prankster clips - Acid tests

2. Setup Scene - Playin in the Band (background music)

3. Water and Heat

4. Promised Land

5. "Conserve Water"

6. China Cat Sunflower >

7. I Know You Rider

8. "The Sunstroke Serenaders"

9. Jack Straw

10. Oregon Insanity

11. Dark Star

12. El Paso

13. Greatest Story

14. Credits

approx 100 min

Video - Grainy VHS copy but the best I've seen.

Audio - Movie soundtrack is rough, but the soundboard overdub of the band performance sounds great!

Size: 4.19 GB (took me about 2 days to DL)

Includes artwork.

Thanks to Kevin Tobin for seeding this video on Sharing The Groove!!

FOR TRADING ONLY!

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you need to join www.thetradersden.org which is free, and i belive you can sign on with an illigitimate e-mail, (theres no link sent to your email before you can join). Once you sign up you can view the torrent site:

www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=10090

When i lived in halifax they had a few of these showings. My only complaint is that it was an older theatre and the sound was way too low.

The most spoken of method to sync it up is on the 3rd MGM lion roar, every time they played it in the theatre the sound was anywhere from 30 seconds to a min out of sync...the funny thing is that there are still parts that work well even when not started at the "right" time. I think that you can start it whenever you want and if your high, it will still work

I have echoes sync'd up with the last 20 odd mins of 2001 and its really creepy.

rev's friend's audience recording turned out quite nice. The vocals are a bit strong thru the left side but it doesn't really reduce the overall quality. (better then having quite vocals, right?)

I don't expect it to be up anytime soon, but it'll come soon enough.

i like diesle dog

i like fat cats

thanks ken! the decorations looked good last night

"good time had by all"

keep 'em comming kc.

good ol' lazlo....back in full force

sweet! thanks for the heads up

all discs are available thru velvet/neroland.com I do belive

in the unspoken words of ricky - "holy fuck i love nero."

I saw these guys at the Attic in Halifax - it was, hands down, the best humpity-bumpity jumpin' good time I ever had at that shitty smelly venue.

Don't me wrong, the Attic is the only decent venue halifax has to offer right now (sadly)...but they can use better! All the bus, swift, and nero shows were great times, but the Pocket dwellers had the place jumping up and down.

Excellent work ken!

Too High was a GREAT cover. good job shain!

paan you wouldn't be interested in stopping by our place if your not hosting your own pre-show?

Let you backbone slide (this isn't the right picture but you get the idea)

On a more serious note, this album kicks much ass.

I noticed that the show was a nice size last week, but for the most part a large majority of the crowd dissipated after a few GTB songs.

I came to the show for GTB but I really enjoyed the opener elliott whatchmacallit. your plan succeeded

Hahahaha. by sexual imagery you mean it litteraly sounds like porn music? Interesting....

why did you link to Slowcoaster?

can anyone offer any insight about this band? I've never heard of them before

Yss...Anyone driving out to Guelph tonight - Can I come??

That show was intense!! only took me 'till 4pm to get my head working again.

First set was good, Lots of new material (to the best of my knowledge) - but after a short 'dooobie break' the band came on full force...started with Euro Trash, then i can't really remember what came after...

The songs they play to end thier shows are always interesting...they're pretty wasted by then, Crazy drum solos and strange bass playing. the bass player doesn't stay on the same note for more than a second. he's all over the place!!

What a tease about a second PJC show tonight...I wish i had the option to hit up guelph tonight...