Esau.

A Band called 'Foghorn' on the Steampowered Preservation Society's online Radio. http://www.thespps.org/ Sweet old time bluegrass.

I know you guys will like this stuff, I'm pretty sure anyway. This show was in a church and the band used no amplified instruments or vocals. The taper did a great job getting it. I think it'll fit in your mix. Heres a couple tracks from my googlepage. Stairwell sisters Jump Back (Hambone) Oh Death Heres a link for the entire show. (text included.) http://www.sendspace.com/file/1ssoyi

Disc 17 (of 26) Gaumont, Sheffield England May 16 1966 Soundboard recording She Belongs To Me 4th Time Around Visions Of Johanna It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Desolation Row Just Like A Woman Mr. Tambourine Man Tell Me, Momma Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat One Too Many Mornings Jewels & Binoculars - Exhaustive 1966 collection

Given the reason for our long weekend, the new theme is to list songs which reference crucifixion, persecution, or saviours. If there is a direct reference, quote the line after the song. 1. Grateful Dead - Unbroken Chain ("Roll you down the line boy, drop you for a loss, Ride you out on a cold railroad and nail you to a cross.") 2. Soundgarden - Jesus Christ Pose 3. Eric Schwartz - Keep Your Jesus Off My Penis 4. The Hold Steady - How a Resurrection Really Feels 5. Ernie Marrs - Plastic Jesus 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

I got 350 heads on a 305 engine I get ten miles to the gallon I ain't got no good intentions

-Conceit A favorable and especially unduly high opinion of one's own abilities or worth.An ingenious or witty turn of phrase or thought.A fanciful poetic image, especially an elaborate or exaggerated comparison.A poem or passage consisting of such an image.The result of intellectual activity; a thought or an opinion.A fanciful thought or idea.A fancy article; a knickknack.An extravagant, fanciful, and elaborate construction or structure: “An eccentric addition to the lobby is a life-size wooden horse, a 19th century conceit†(Mimi Sheraton). http://www.answers.com/conceit&r=67 Personally, I see all of the above on this board. .

Doug Feaver High Five Ranch Ellicottville, NY 1993-08-01

...in Leave it to Beaver http://electronsea.com/blog2/2006/03/aquatic_symbolism_and_roman_my_1.html

Theme: Songs About The Sanctuary (This theme is very loosely defined, and very much open to interpretation; but if any players don't understand why the song is about The Sanctuary, they can ask you about it, meaning that your song-choice may be open to challenge, so be prepared to defend it...) 1. The Circle Jerks - I Just Want Some Skank 2. The Doors - People are Strange 3. The Slip - Sorry 4. Diesel Dog - Chico 5. Bob Dylan - Disease Of Conceit 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Songs about disasters. 1. Gordon Lightfoot - Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald 2. The Tragically Hip - Nautical Disaster 3. Stan Rogers - The Mary Ellen Carter 4. Tanglefoot - The Angel Of Long Point 5. Drive By Truckers - Tornadoes 6. Dylan - Talkin' Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues 7. Grateful Dead - Here Comes Sunshine 8. Barry Manilow - I Write The Songs 9. Geoff Berner - Volcano God 10. Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger - The Ballad of Springhill 11. Woody Guthrie - The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) 12.

I suggest keeping it all tightly wound up inside for a year or so, then go get a job at the post office.

http://www.geetarz.org/reviews/beatles/beware-of-abkco.htm

Same here. :thumbup:

I understand how they could be considered one though, given the exstensive rehearesals (6 CD collection) they had and a summer tour and all. But only Jerry, Bobby and Brent went into the studio with Dylan most of which was just for backing vocals for Silvo (Dylan/Hunter) on Dylan's "Down In The Groove". I guess it would be a guest appearence more then a supergroup. Although they did release the same amount of albums as Blind Faith. Anyway, no big deal just throwing my two cents in.

Johnny Cash Glastonbury Festival Glastonbury, England 1994-06-24 Johnny Cash Went To Glastonbury PAL DVD Chapters 01. Folson Prison Blues 02. Sunday Morning Coming Down 03. Ring of Fire 04. Ghost Riders in the Sky 05. Guess Things Happen That Way 06. Interview (w/ Johnny Walker) 07. Delia's Gone 08. The Beast in Me 09. Let the Train Whistle Blow 10. The Man Who Couldn't Cry 11. Jackson (w/ June Carter) 12. If I Were a Carpenter (w/ June Carter) 13. Orange Blossom Special 14. Interview (w/ Johnny Walker) 15. A Boy Named Sue.

Indoors: Outdoors:

A couple of friends of mine prepared their usual amount of gear in the usual way, both have a large tolerance and take 50mls (250 mgs) of methadone so use .6 or .7 between them, this time the girl got a third of the way down the syringe and felt similar symptoms as when you are about to 'go over'- extreme itching (unbearable) blood rush to the head, funny taste in mouth etc after a while she had the rest of the hit and this passed off normally. This then happened to the chap same symptoms but with some face swelling. Am I right in thinking this was high levels of codeine causing this?

Parc de Bourget, Paris, France July 3, 1994

Bill Monroe & Friends Tut Taylor Reel #45 DJ Convention Nashville, TN 1966 Bill Monroe - mandolin Herschel Sizemore - mandolin Peter Rowan - guitar Rual Yarbrough - banjo Tut Taylor - dobro Don Reno - banjo Bill (Brad) Keith - banjo Wilma Lee Cooper - vocals Disc 2 of 4

Theme: Songs About Going To The Bathroom! 1. Biz Markie - Toilet Stool Rap 2. Deltron - Good Hygene 3. Ween - Don't sh!t Where You Eat 4. Day Glo Abortions - fuÇk, My sh!t Stinks 5. Patti Smith - Pissing In A River 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

CBS A&R Studios, NYC September 1974 Original test pressing

Theme: Songs with Roses in the title 1. Tom Waits - The Briar and the Rose 2. Emmylou Harris - Roses in the Snow 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

new theme: songs with silver in the name 1. David Sylvian - Silver Moon 2. Neil Young - Silver & Gold 3. Fleetwood Mac - Silver Heels 4. The Yobs - Silver Bells 5. Jethro Tull - Silver River Turning 6. Burl Ives - Silver and Gold 7. The Grateful Dead - Silver Threads And Golden Needles 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. The song released on Rare Cuts and Oddities 1966

Of course Would have been a good choice with your post count...