Esau.

Someday a real rain will come and wash all this scum off the streets. - Travis Bickle

Well, apparently, I have nothing to worry about with the warning above. According to the folks at Gibson Research Corporation. Perhaps man, waiting to hear about some work so I can afford the couple shows I have coming up. So I may be getting up early tomorrow, I'll know more later. [edit to add] Just found out its friday...damn.

Anyone expirenced with this? I have a few questions/issues regarding mine & the % of usage. I use Disk Keeper 10 Pro Premier for defragging and have gotten this this warning after a normal defrag: [color:red]Warning! The overall health of volume C: is degraded The overall health is at "Warning" level for the following reasons: 1. The MFT usage was currently 85 percent of the total MFT size, which indicates it is likely the MFT will become fragmented. I've read the help files & also ran a 'Boot-Time Defragmentation' of the MFT, then a normal defrag again, only to have the % of MFT usuage increase to 86% [edit to add] I guess what I'm wondering here is: 1.Is this a serious problem or a problem at all? 2.Shouldn't it decrease after a defrag? 3.What can I safely do to remedy this? If more information is needed to assist please let me know & I will provide.

haha, forgot about this thread, glad you bumped it. Twas a really fun day/night last saturday, wedding & reception for a close friend, then off to PJC for the extremely rare sighting of me at a night with a DJ and dancin' none the less.

Thanks for the heads up Blane, I'm gonna try to make the Hamilton show, but between Dylan, Old Crow Medicine show & some medical shit the same week things will be tight.

Four of us drank three cases of beer. Never once turned on a television.

Townes Van Zandt Live At Madigan's, Brunswick,Melbourne Australia September 22, 1990. Audience filmed, sound mono and a bit hissy, some edits between songs but all the jokes are included! Performance amazing. PAL DVD (Total 1:43:48) 01. Intro 02. If I Needed You 03. Mr Gold and Mr Mud 04. Buckskin Stallion Blues 05. Talkin' Thunderbird 06. Short Haired Woman Blues 07. Marie 08. Snowin' on Raton 09. The Shrimp Song 10. Talkin' Karate Blues 11. Pancho and Lefty 12. Dollar Bill Blues Break 13. Loretta 14. Waitin' Around to Die 15. Nothin' 16. Texas River Song 17. Dead Flowers 18. (cut) Tecumseh Valley 19. Don't You Take it Too Bad 20. To Live is to Fly 21. Lungs 22. Blaze's Blues 23. Rex's Blues 24. (fragment) Our Mother the Mountain 25. Lover's Lullaby 26. (cut) Still Looking for You 27. For the Sake of the Song 28. Kathleen 29. The Catfish Song

THE GOLDEN WILBURYS Palomino Club, Hollywood, CA, February 19, 1987 Liberated Front Row bootleg The best quality source 1. Matchbox / Gone Gone Gone - Taj Mahal & George Harrison 2. Lucille - Taj Mahal 3. Knock On Wood - John Fogerty 4. In The Midnight Hour - John Fogerty 5. Honey Don't - George Harrison 6. Blue Suede Shoes - George Harrison & John Fogerty 7. Watching The River Flow - George Harrison 8. Proud Mary - John Fogerty 9. Johnny B. Goode - Taj Mahal 10. Willie And The Hand Jive / Bo Diddley - Taj Mahal 11. Peggy Sue - George Harrison & Bob Dylan 12. Dizzy Miss Lizzy - George Harrison & Bob Dylan 13. Twist And Shout - George Harrison & John Fogerty Taj Mahal - harmonica George Harrison - guitar Jesse Ed Davis - guitar John Fogerty - guitar Bob Dylan - guitar Ray Fitzpatrick - bass Kester Smith - drums Wayne Henderson - keyboards Taj Mahal performances often attributed to Little Richard (Lucille) and Dr. John (Willie And The Hand Jive), although none of them was present that night.

DELANEY & BONNIE with THE ALLMAN BROTHERS Bramlett & Whippy Brothers A&R Studios, New York, July 22, 1971 Liberated Vague Records bootleg Excellent FM stereo broadcast dehummed and remastered 1. Come On In My Kitchen 2. Goin' Down The Road 3. Poor Elija 4. The Ghetto 5. Livin' On The Open Road 6. Better Relations / My Man 7. Don't Want Me Around 8. Only You Know And I Know

Your right Rob, it is 'Waiting For Spring'. I was rather distracted, not too mention awake less then 10 minutes when I figured out the set for Willy. Guess its time to break into this new collection of old shows & hone up my skills again...lol

Heres the set: Rotan The Station Sweet Lorraina Down Again Divine Intervention Absolute Route Montana Haze One Way Out Speedballs Disco Not Fade Away Teaspoon > Groove > Teaspoon

Diesel Dog (electric set) Pepper Jack Cafe Hamilton, ON 2006-10-27 Recording/transfering it to DVD as I watch. If I ever do another video, I know where I'll set up instead of off the bar next to the SBD, the lighting is pretty low/dark from where I was. Learnin' as I go I guess, time to buy 100' of cable so I can try from the side of the stage next time.

Sweet - Thanks Willy. I posted this info over at ninebullets.org also. I just recieved the AUD in the mail for this show also.

Sweet. I may just be able to stumble down for this. I could sure use a fix. Not to mention, some good ol' Beatles music.

Cool, I'll transfer the audio for that track over today & get it to you this afternoon. The song in question is called 'Jim Henry' from their album - Cherry Hits.

Willy, I could get the first track to you, the audio turned out great on the video.

Man, that was alot of fun. Both bands torn it up. I love when these bands play together. I kept thinking Kenny was Moe from the stooges - lol Watching the acoustic Diesel Dog right now - looks like everything turned out good. Next time I'm going have 100' of cable & set-up right on the side stage for video to avoid all the big heads. Regardless, I'm hapy how the video turned out. Diesel Dog - Catfish John - So sweet.

EAC :thumbup:

THE DOORS Palace Of Exile: Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival August 31, 1970 Extraordinary stereo soundboard remastered 1. Back Door Man 2. Break On Through 3. When The Music's Over 4. Ship Of Fools 5. Roadhouse Blues 6. Light My Fire 7. The End / Across The Sea / Away In India / Crossroads / Wake Up / The End Jim Morrison - vocals Ray Manzarek - keyboards Robbie Krieger - guitar John Desmore - drums

Willy, mind checking that PM sometime please.

I am looking forward to getting this album, I've heard a couple tracks here & there on the radio & online. Great looking line-up also. In stores Nov.7th

Roy Buchanan Horseshoe Tavern Toronto, Ontario Canada 1987-12-01 01.When A Guitar Plays The Blues 02.You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover 03.Down By The River 04.Goose Grease 05.Peter Gunn 06.Honky Tonk 07.Jack The Ripper 08.Beer Drinking women 09.Sunshine Of Your Love 10.Susie Q 11.Drowning On Dry Land 12.Rock 'N' Roll 13.Baby Baby Baby 14.Hey Joe 15.Purple Haze 16.Matthew 17.Roy's Bluz 18.Country Boy 19.the Messiah Will Come Again 20.25 Miles

I don't mind the emails, no real bother to me to tell the truth. I just ask that I get only one of them. Yesterday, I recieved three copies of the same email, so I unsubscribed. Again, I have no problems & am not complaining about getting them, its just the mutilple emails for the same shows that get to me. If there is a way to ensure I get only one email, then I'll sign up myself this time.