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About a week and a half ago it surfaced on google video, was removed within a few hours, then appeared and was removed two more times since. Be interesting to see how long it stays up this time. Should take odds...

The Faces 1973-06-04 Edmonton Sundown London, UK NTSC DVD Pro-shot in color VHS (Low gen.) -> Mitsubishi VCR -> ATI Capture card Edited using Vegas, authored using DVD Architect Source : unknown generation VHS but must be low judging from the quality 1. Cindy Incidentally 2. Angel 3. True Blue 4. I'd Rather Go Blind 5. Jealous Guy 6. You Wear It Well 7. Maggie May 8. Borstal Boys 9. Twistin' The Night Away Rod Stewart - Vocals Ronnie Lane - Bass Ron Wood - Guitar Ian McLagan - Keyboards Kenny Jones - Drums

No problem. The rehearsals DVD just showed up over at Zomb. http://zombtracker.the-zomb.com/details.php?id=16525

Night and morning person. I have no idea why, but I only sleep about 3-5 hours a night (working or not), occasionally I sleep in past 9am if I was partying, but not partying I'm up by 6-7am regardless. Drives me nuts at times.

Happy Birthday Aaron! When I get back from my fishing trip, I'll make my way out to browntown and we'll have to throw some beers back together in a be-lated birthday celebration. And remember, Keith Richards drinks for our sins.

I have to say, I've never been a huge fan (never had any issues with the band either) but I just watched a DVD from 2007-06-13 BBC Maida Vale Studios and it was pretty good. They played two songs from the new album, but it was only a half hour set. My friend Geordie (whose a big fan) is also hoping for a lot of new songs in Toronto.

You can buy tickets for the shows. Levon's been putting them for a couple years now.(Since 2004) http://levonhelm.com/midnight_ramble.htm

246. Songs about good weather. 1. Irving Berlin - Blue Skies 2. Allman Brothers Band - Blue Sky 3. The Beatles - Good Day Sunshine 4. The Kinks - Sunny Afternoon 5. The Theme To Sesame Street - Toots Theilmans (I think) 6. Lighthouse - Sunny Days 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Its a bad job when you carry them up, I can agree with that. Whenever I was laid off from my usual job or wanted some extra cash, I'd shingle roofs with my friend Tim who does it for a living and we'd just kicked the delivery guys twenty bucks to hoist or conveyor them up to us. On the new construction jobs where the skids were already dropped off at the site we'd just find the guys who load the roof sheeting (plywood) for the carpenters and get them to lift the skid of shingles up for us to unload. I never minded stripping the roofs and we would just hire some teenager for the day from a temp place to clean up for us. Well spent 80 bucks. But after two major spinal surgeries, my days of doing any of that are pretty much over.

I have a few friends and an ex-brother-in-law who do the type of roofing they are speaking of in that article, there's no way you would ever catch me doing that shit. I have no problems shingling roofs though, since its pretty easy work and the only burns you get are from the sun.

Worst place, I've ever worked in (and there have been lots) was Columbian Chemicals here in Hamilton. They make industrial and rubber carbon blacks. I only worked 1 year there (contracted in through my union), mostly revamping the old electrical, rewiring lines, adding new HPS lights etc. People who took or take jobs there through my union, usually don't get layed off since no one wants to work in there. Besides being really hot (especially in summer) and just plain dirty since everything there was coated in carbon black, the carbon black dust is so fine it would invade your pores and on a hot saturday or sunday night I would sweat out black, leaving a black ring around the collar. That was after a handful of showers. No matter how much clothing you wore (long sleeves, long pants, cover-alls etc.) the shit would get into your pores. I would guess it took 2 months after we finished there before I finally stopped sweating out black. All clothing and bedding had to be washed in the big washing machines and thrown out eventually. Nasty nasty place, I could never imagine working there for any great length of time. http://www.columbianchemicals.com/

Playboy After Dark Musical Highlights 1968-1970 G-Spot Info *************************** Audio Codec: LPCM Audio Bitrate:n/a Video System: NTSC 29.97 Video Bitrate: 7000 kbps **************************** Various Sources: TV > ?? > Low Gen VHS > ?? > VOB 1. Deep Purple [1968-10-23] And The Address Hush 2. Iron Butterfly [1968-08-08] In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida 3. Taj Mahal [1968-10-16] Everybody's Got To Change Sometime Easy Rider Blues 4. B.B. King [1970-04-15] So Excited The Thrill Is Gone 5. Canned Heat [1969-01-20] Turpentine Moan (fades in) Interview On The Road Again 6. Linda Ronstadt [1970-04-16] Lovesick Blues Long Long Time 7. Byrds [1968-09-28] You Ain't Going Nowhere This Wheel's On Fire 8. Sir Douglas Quintet [1969-01-25] Mendocino She's About A Mover 9. Steppenwolf [1969-12-17] Berry Rides Again Monster From Here To There Eventually 10. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band [1968-12-11] Washington at Valley Forge Alligator Man 11. Grateful Dead [1969-01-18] Mountains Of The Moon St. Stephen 12. Fleetwood Mac [1970-01-08] Rattlesnake Shake 13. Ike & Tina Turner Revue [1969-12-03] I Wanna Take You Higher Come Together Proud Mary 14. Country Joe & The Fish [1970-04-16] Sing Sing Sing The Fish Cheer I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag

Awesome review Mike. Wow, sounds like a serious good time. Thanks for sharing. Note, not that it really matters here, but currently Denny Freeman is Dylan's lead guitarist. Larry stopped playing for Bob in 2004.

Awesome, thanks Brian. I'm finally getting to finishing the cassette transfered shows now that my HDD is fixed, so right now its just one long track (WAV), but if your interested, once I get it tracked I can sendspace it for you.

I keep meaning to get out to one of those Brantford shows, I know he's been playing out there a fair bit since the beginning of the year. Next month maybe...

My Brother Tina La Lunas Hamilton ON 1996-04-23 Doug Feaver - guitar & vocals Les Cooper - guitar & vocals Dino ?? - bass & vocals on * Chris Lamont - drums Steel rail Mr. Tambourine Man Lovers In A Dangerous Time Takes Alot To Laugh Peggy's Kitchen Wall I Shot The Sherriff Doug's Newfie Dirge Claire Our Little Town > (cut) Franklin's Tower > Our Little Town > Orville Redenbacher Cinnamon Girl > I Know You Rider > What Kind of Fool Am I? > I Know You Rider set 2 Happy Birthday Big Bottom Girls * Ramblin Man > (Better) Slow Down She's An Onion Dear Prudence > Jam Out notes: missed was 'Ohio'

Yeah, theres two different complete versions out there. -Completely Unplugged -Uncut Unplugged There's also a DVD of the rehearsals out there too. I know 'Completely Unplugged' was available (lossless) over at bt.dylantree but it seems to be down for the last few weeks. There is an mp3 version over at mininova with a single seed right now... http://www.mininova.org/search/?search=BOB+DYLAN+Completely+Unplugged

That pic is the title screen on the DVD I made but sadly not allowed to share as per Doug's wishes. He's playing in Port Dover July 12th, with a rock band according to his other bands website (http://www.scantilyplaid.com). No mention of the venue.

Happy Birthday to one of the biggest Dylan fans I know. Safe journeys while in Europe and hope you have a blast Tim.

I asked a trader friend (he seeds heavy metal shows) and he's waiting on word if the Copps show was video recorded. I see there's a bunch of Tool DVDs showing up on Zomb and a couple from this month, so I'll keep my eye out for it.

245. Songs with false endings (ie. songs that come to a complete stop or otherwise make you think the song is ending when it in fact isn't) 1. Marillion - Quartz 2. Phish - Reba 3. The Beatles - Hello Goodbye 4. David Sylvian - Orpheus 5. Guns 'n' Roses - November Rain 6. Genesis - Los Endos 7. Besnard Lakes - And You Lied To Me 8. The GMan - Squealorama WMFE** 9. 10. 11. 12. 9. 10. 11. 12. ** I have to thank my neighbour for that selection. That trance song has a total 15 false endings. WMFE = "With Multiple False Endings"

WELCOME TO FILLMORE EAST NET-TV SPECIAL SEP.23,1970 RECORDED FROM 1986 TV REBROADCAST ON HI-FI VHS > ADS TECH CAP WIZ > ULEAD DVD MOVIE FACTORY > VIDEO_TS FILES WITH MENU Artwork Included G-Spot Info *************************** Audio Codec: MPEG-1 Layer 2 Audio Bitrate: 224kb/s (2 channels) Video System: NTSC 29.97 Video Bitrate: 4000 kbps **************************** Intro: Bill Graham (1986) THE BYRDS -JESUS IS JUST ALRIGHT -EIGHT MILES HIGH ELVIN BISHOP GROUP -CRAZY ABOUT YOU ALBERT KING -OH PRETTY WOMAN -BLUES POWER SHA NA NA -WALK DON'T RUN -TEEN ANGEL VAN MORRISON -THESE DREAMS OF YOU -CYPRESS AVENUE

Strange, I think the DVDs sound pretty good, vocals sound sorta distant I guess. Theres a loud crowd, but certianly not over powering the music. I'll burn the DVDs off for if you want copies Alexis.