Esau

Keith Richards drinks for our sins.

Thanks for the heads up AD, I'll give that a shot, although without a credit card it'll be tough (time to call in a favour). With the Arlo & Jerry Douglas shows right around the time tickets go public it'll be tight for me.

I'd go with Jesus.

But a cool Jesus, one that shoots nails out of the palms of his hands and has carpentry skills to rival those of Ty Pennington.

"the father, the son, and the bad motherf..."

includes Ninja-Messiah throwing nails

Death Killer-Cross pump action over-under shotgun

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Date: May 8th, 1977

Venue: Barton Hall, Cornell University

Location: Ithaca, NY

Thats always a great listen, I think thats what I'll go with next.

Currently:

I'd like to catch a Radiohead show to see what they are all about live. But, I doubt I'll try to get a ticket if its going be as hard to get as its appearing.

download this show and tell me how Barr's voice can be criticized.

I have this one & personally, compared to the handful of shows I've seen & the numerous I have on disc, I wouldn't offer that one up for criticism. I find I enjoy more of the earlier 2000's stuff then the more recent (refering to vocals). But, I guess like Dylan, its a matter of person taste and preference.

Nice. If I don't make it to Jerry Douglas, I know where I'll be.

The famed "Mt. Olympus" 50 lb burger of New Jersey.

finish it in three hours with the

help of 4 friends and it's free

http://www.clintonstationdiner.com/zeus.htm

I had my whiskey tipped throughout that one...finished it off by the time Willie finished singing it....lol

lol...its Greg.

I'll mention it to Bren & see what hes saying.

Hey Sara, Brendan & myself were talking about this one last night. We may end up going.

No, Brian didn't get up. But I was hoping and it would have been cool, but no complaints either way.

Thanks for the support. A pouch of Redman is in the mail.

Well, it was rather "sit down" this eve also...but man, was it good!!

First, I have to say...Dad, I finally get it buddy, I finally get what you went off about all my & your life. Damn, I wish you coulda been with me tonight...hopefully, you were in spirit. I missed ya tonight tons. (soulshine)

Willie, was absolutely fantastic. No other way to put it for me, I expected a great show, but was taken back by how much more I got!

Whiskey River opener, but from there things went every where and in such a great way/form, "How Time Slips Away > Crazy > Night Life"...did it for me though. Everything afterwards was equally as stellar (in my opinion). There so many songs I grew up hearing that I am still swimming in the nights music...its been many years since I attended a show that I paid so much attention to that I forgot about everything around me, the people, beer, herb etc. Willie is a master of country/blues on a classical guitar, no debate.

Some of the songs I recall off the top of my head. I did see & speak to TimmyB & his father at the end of the night, so a reliable set is no doubt to come.

Not in proper order here: (Willie's sister (I believe) played most,if not all of the night also)

Whiskey River

Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain

How Time Slips Away >

Crazy >

Night Life

Move it on over

Will The Circle be unbroken (Nitty Gritty Dirt band accompany, as well some beautiful blonde gal)

Uncloudy Sky (Nitty Gritty Dirt band accompany, as well some beautiful blonde gal)

Angel Flying too close to the ground

Pancho & Lefty (during encore..thank you thank you thank you Willie!)

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band were fantastic, I'm really happy I caught their set, such good musicians.

Great to cross paths with so many skanks...FairySari, questcequecest?, Cully, Sheebs, NewRider, TimmyB and some other friends of equal stature.

I even ran into a biker friend of mine, who is pretty good friends with Mark Howard (producer) and he had told me a story at GD Ohio March 93 in a haze, about how himself & another friend had picked up rental Harley's in New Orleans & delivered them to/for Lanois & Dylan to use during the 'Oh Mercy' sessions, which I always sorta took lightly...but as it turns out, Dylan speaks of riding these very bikes in his book "Chronicles". Simply a great story, no idea of its relevance here, but a good name drop...

In the end, I wish Willie was playing in my town every weekend, because I could stand to be around these folks & friends much more often, such a good time.

Guess thats all I got right now....

Thanks Willie & happy birthday!

Thanks again my friend, I know my buddy Brendan thanks you also.

Yep. 13th row floor left side....can't freakin wait!

OCMS - Gospel Plow

Yep, the by-pass I spoke of. But, it doesn't always work, some folks have had serious crashs resulting in having to re-intsall their OS, in turn, losing everything on their PC to do so.

I'll find the site I read it on & post a link.

Be careful using a burned or cracked copy. Microsoft is using a validation check in Windows Genuine Advantage to determine if the copy of XP running on a PC is legitimate.

I've read different & conflicting articles about this, some say its easy to by-pass others say its now been fixed so it can't be.

Another fine trio of Canadian gals playing some really good music in the same genre are The Gruff.

Also,

http://www.myspace.com/thegruffband

Gateaux, that be Green Arrow with Green Lantern.

I don't think self-portraits are acceptable replies to this thread, Esau.

haha, I wish, my beard is mostly white now-a-days.

I assume this is "Trinity" eh. Haven't downloaded to listen but I have it already if it is. Great stuff in my opinion.

Heres a good site that gives info & instructions on all of the Pink Floyd syncs. (scroll down for complete list)

http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Amphitheatre/3528/

I have a few of them, but my favourites are (in order)

-2001: A Space Odyssey sync'd with Ummagumma, Atom Heart and Meddle (full movie)

- Alice in Wonderland sync'd with The Wall ("Alice on the wall")

-War Of The Worlds sync'd with Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

-Wizard of Oz sync'd with Darkside of The Rainbow (my version is called "Darkside Of The Rainbow" but its the same as above.)

I think I still owe a remail to some folks for DSTOR, just PM please so I can get a mailing addy.

I listen to them also, I have a really good show from the 2002 horseshoe tavern which gets alot of play around my place. I'll try to remember to make a copy and bring it to the Fatties show for you.