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Had some very tasty and strong beers last night. I only bought two of the St. Peters and I wished I had grabbed more. Awesome beer in my opinion, 6.2%, pretty dark red, hint of chocolate and malt. The bottles are the same style they sold in 1770. Another tasty beer from great lakes, strong (6%) with a spicy & orange flavour. Nice beer but I wished I had drank it last. Not sure I would buy it again, but it certainly wasn't bad. Had 3 Fuller's Vintage Ales for breakfast this morning (4am) and man, they pack a punch to start the day. 8.5% and really tasty. Nice breakfast beer. There was another UK winter ale I had last night, but for the life of me I can't remember what it was called. Those Fuller's really do set the pace..lol :chug:

My great grandfathers both served and died in WWI and my grandfathers both served during WWII. One never made it home. My great grandfather on my Mom's side is buried in France and in 1997 while I was on a month long backpacking journey through Europe I was able to visit his grave on Nov. 11th and place a wreath at his stone for my Mom and Grandmother - they always wanted to do it themselves but never got/had the chance. My little brother currently serves in the QRAF Scotland, UK and thankfully has returned from 4 trips to Afghanistan, and 3 to Iraq. It scares the shit out of me, but I'm proud as hell. Thank you, to those who serve, and those who have served, and especially those fallen while in service. In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. ...We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved, and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders Fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders Fields. Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, MD (1872-1918) Canadian Army

I'm glad computers were invented solely on how they played a key role in me being able to still walk and not lose use from my waist down due to the cancer that was in my spinal column killing the nerves. Besides the computers used in the medical equipment, they also allowed very quick communication (text, voice and graphical) between my doctors in different cities to help aid in diagnosing my condition and determining the best course of action promptly, as my condition was time sensitive - two weeks or a month later and I would have been a paraplegic. Hell yeah, I'm glad they were invented.

http://www.theradiators.org

Next thing you know there will be a version for the text/chat generation using "wut" (what) "gud" (good) or "omg". :doh:

Little Feat 77 Club Hamilton,Ontario Canada 2003-05-29 Source SBD Disc One d1t01 Intro + > d1t02 All that You Dream d1t03 Hate to Lose Your Lovin' d1t04 Honest Man d1t05 Cold Cold Cold d1t06 Easy to Slip > I Know You Rider > Easy To Slip d1t07 Just Another Sunday d1t08 Heaven's Forsaken Disc Two d2t01 Spanish Moon > d2t02 Skin It Back > Day At The Dog Races d2t03 Dixie Chicken extended intro/jam > Dark Star tease > d2t04 Kenny Bass Solo > Billy Keys Solo** > d2t05 Tennessee Jed > d2t06 Dixie Chicken Disc Three d3t01 Fat Man in the Bathtub > d3t02 Get Up Stand Up > Eden's Wall Tease > Drums > d3t03 Fat Man In The Bathtub Encore: d3t04 Willin' > Don't Bogart That Joint > Willin' +Guest emcee Andy Frost of Q107 (CILQ) ** Dedication to Glen Gould http://www.archive.org/details/lf2003-05-29.flac

Congratulations!

The Beatles - Radiohead - The Doors - Queen - ?Kiss - The Who - ? - ? - Iron MaidenGorillaz - Sex Pistols - Rolling Stones - Smashin Pumpkins - StoogesWhite Stripes - Flamin' Lips - ? - Pearl Jam - Black Sabbath? - ? - TV On Radio - ? - The Hives? - Air - ? - Led Zeppelin - Deep PurpleKing Crimson - ? - Pixies - RHCP - Arcade FireNirvana - NiN - ? - Black Lips - ?? - LCD Sound System - ? - ? - Judas PriestTool - Scorpions - ?

I've seen a few different posts with a list of the downloads - a couple deleted off deadnet in the comments below the d/l & on the GOTV site. Looks like he had problems getting the entire Playing In The Band as well, his download is only 15 mins long (both are the same). Seems a lot of people had that problem apparently. The actual download is 28:56 m/s. Thanks though, haven't checked the past ones other that that one so far.

Sugaree Warfield, San Francisco, CA- 10/13/80 This version of Sugaree was recorded on the 14th and penultimate show at the Warfield during the three week run of shows that featured three sets of music night, one acoustic and two electric. After these shows at the Warfield, the band took their show on the road for two nights in New Orleans, followed by eight shows at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

Easy Wind Winterland, San Francisco, CA - 12/31/70 This meaty version of Easy Wind features great playing by everyone, particularly Bob and Jerry’s guitar solos, as well as Pigpen’s soulful harmonica playing, but overall this is one of the finest versions of this song ever performed. Mixed from this 16-track master recordings, this is some of the finest-sounding 1970 Dead you’ll hear.

Well, don't count yourself out just yet - it seems the song is only 10:41 after I downloaded it. But the player on the site showed 27 mins when I pushed the slider to the end. I'll stick with my early 73. [color:red][edit to add] Well apparently my d/l was bad, and didn't completely finish. The online player was right after all.

I first thought early 73 (feb), but I'm not sure now. it's a 27 min version, if that helps anyone's memory.

My guess is feb. 1981 -------------- [color:red][edit to add] Althea Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, CT- 3/14/81 This was recorded on the excellent Spring Tour of 1981, which featured to magnificent nights at Madison Square Garden, the famous University of Maryland show with the super-long Bird Song, and the end of March jaunt over to Europe for a batch of shows at London’s Rainbow and the 3/28/81 show in Essen, West Germany with The Who.

Dark Star Fillmore West, SF, CA- 6/5/69 Another classic mid-1969 version of Dark Star, similar in tone and energy to the versions played in February-March, 1969 at the same venue, one of which (2/27/69) was included on Live/Dead. This Dark Star would later go into the “typical†(oh, the days when THAT was typical…) sequence of St. Stephen>The Eleven>Lovelight.

I made my account and the download option was to the right of the player.

New Speedway Boogie today. http://www.dead.net

New DBT album "Go Go Boots" coming in the new year sometime! Can't wait.

Complete Rolling Thunder rehearsals Disc one You Ain't Going Nowhere Oh Sister Oh Sister Sara Mozambique Just Like A Woman Just Like A Woman (multiple endings) When I Paint My Masterpiece Maggie's Farm Maggie's Farm One Too Many Mornings One Too Many Mornings Romance In Durango Isis (2 false starts) Isis Positively 4th Street Oh Sister Oh Sister One More Cup Of Coffee Sara Just Like A Woman Hurricane Disc two Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues The Sun Is Shining(Elmore James) Lay Lady Lay One More Cup Of Coffee restarts It Takes A Lot To Laugh Ballad Of Hollis Brown Hold Me In Your Arms (Traditional) Mozambique Idiot Wind One More Cup Of Coffee Shelter From The Storm Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Isis (Rita Mae) Rita Mae I Threw It All Away Disc three I Threw It All Away Going Going Gone Going Going Gone (portion) Going Going Gone One More Cup Of Coffee One More Cup Of Coffee Tomorrow Is A Long Time Mozambique Mozambique Mozambique (portion) Lay Lady Lay Idiot Wind I'll Be Your Baby Tonight I'll Be Your Baby Tonight(multiple endings) Maggie's Farm One Too Many Mornings Seven Days Going Going Gone Disc four Lay Lady Lay Spanish Is The Loving Tongue/Adelita Idiot Wind I'll Be Your Baby Tonight Where Did Vincent Van Gogh? I Pity The Poor Immigrant Blowin' In The Wind I Pity The Poor Immigrant Blowin' In The Wind Stuck Inside Of Mobile Stuck Inside Of Mobile Sara (portion) Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues It Takes A Lot To Laugh... You Angel You You Angel You (instrumental) Stuck Inside Of Mobile Seven Days Just Like A Woman Just Like A Woman Tangled Up In Blue Tangled Up In Blue One More Cup Of Coffee (acoustic) Most Likely You Go Your Way Disc 1: Rehearsals for "The night of the hurricane 2" Studio instrument rental, LA, CA. Jan 22 & 23, 1976 Disc 2: Bellevue hotel, Clearwater, FL. April 15th 1976 "The Trio Tape" (Stoner-Wyeth-Rivera) Disc 3: Dress rehearsals with full Rolling Thunder revue for 1976 tour. Bellevue hotel, Clearwater, FL April 17th 1976 Disc 4: 1-Studio instrument rental, LA Jan. 23 1976 2 & 3 Shagri- La studios with E Clapton, R Wood 3/30/76 4 - 11 : Bellevue hotel, Clearwater, FL April 1976 12-17 Rehearsals with full Rolling Thunder Revue. Bellevue hotel, Clearwater, FL April 17th 1976 18 Special Rider demo Clearwater, FL April 17th 1976 19-22 Recorded for "Hard Rain" Fort Collins May '76 23-24 TV Special recording from Clearwater, April '76

Songs That Made Him Famous To Ramona Gates Of Eden If You Gotta Go Go Now It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) Love Minus Zero/No Limit Mr Tambourine Man Don't Think Twice With God On Our Side She Belongs To Me It Ain't Me Babe Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll All I Really Want To Do It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Billy Faier: Baby Let Me Follow You Down * Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues Death Of Emmett Till Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor (Trad) Skip Weshner: Tomorrow Is A Long Time Masters Of War Bob Dylan's Blues * Written by Eric von Schmidt source: Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, CA March 27, 1965 Billy Faier show WBAI radio, NYC Oct. 1962 Skip Weshner show WBAI radio, NYC Feb.1963

Tree With Roots - The Genuine Basement Tape Remastered. 128 tracks (4CD) in total, completely remastered with a major leap forward in sound quality compared to the original 5CD set. Tracks: Disc one 1) Lock your door * 2) Baby, won't you be my baby * 3) Try Me Little Girl * 4) Young but daily growin' ** 5) Bonnie ship The Diamond * 6) The hills of Mexico * 7) Down on me * 8) I can't make it alone * 9) Don't you try me now * 10) One for the road 11) I'm alright * 12) One single river * 13) People get ready * 14) I don't hurt anymore * 15) Be careful of the stones you throw * 16) One man's loss * 17) Baby ain't that fine ** 18) Rock salt and nails * 19) A fool such as I * 20) Silhouette * 21) Bring it on home * 22) King of France * 23) Nine hundred miles * 24) Goin' down the road * 25) Spanish is the loving tongue ** 26) Po' Lazarus Disc two 1) On a rainy afternoon * 2) I Can't Come In With A Broken Heart * 3) Come all ye fair and tender ladies *** 4) Under control * 5) Ol' Roison the beau ** 6) I'm guilty of loving you ** 7) Johnny Todd ** 8) Cool water ** 9) Banks of the Royal Canal ** 10) Belchazaar 11) I forgot to remember to forget her 12) You win again, 13) Still in town still around 14) Waltzin' with sin 15) Big river (take 1) ** 16) Big river (take 2) ** 17) Folsom Prison blues ** 18) Bells of Rhymney * 19) I Can't Come In With A Broken Heart * 20) I'm a fool for you - false start & take 21) Next time on the highway 22) Tupelo 23) Quit kicking my dog around 24) See you later Allen Ginsburg 25) Tiny Montgomery © 26) The Spanish song (take 1) 27) The Spanish song (take 2) 28) I'm your teenage prayer Disc three 1) Four strong winds 2) The French girl (take 1) © 3) The French girl (take 2) © 4) Joshua gone Barbados 5) I'm in the mood for love 6) All American boy © 7) Sign on the cross ** 8) Santa Fe * © 9) Silent weekend * © 10) Don't ya tell Henry * © 11) Bourbon Street * © 12) Million dollar bash (take 1) © 13) Yea heavy and a bottle of bread (take 1) © 14) Million dollar bash (take 2)** 15) Yea heavy and a bottle of bread (take 2)** 16) I'm not there ** © 17) Please Mrs Henry ** © 18) Crash on the levee (take 1)** © 19) Crash on the levee (take 1)** © 20) Lo and behold (take 1) ** © 21) Lo and behold (take 2) ** 22) You ain't going nowhere (take 1) * © 23) Too much of nothing (take 1) ** © 24) This wheels on fire ** © 25) You ain't going nowhere (take 2) * 26) I shall be released ** © Disc four 1) Too much of nothing (take 2) ** 2) Tears of rage (take 1) © 3) Tears of rage (take 2) 4) Tears of rage (take 3) 5) Quinn the Eskimo (take 1) © 6) Quinn the Eskimo - take 2 7) Open the door Homer (take 1) © 8) Open the door Homer (take 2) 9) Open the door Homer (take 3) 10) Nothing was delivered (take 1) © 11) Nothing was delivered (take 2) 12) Goin' to Acapulco © 13) Gonna get you now 14) Wildwood flower 15) See that my grave is kept clean 16) Comin' round the mountain 17) Instrumental jam 18) Flight of the bumble bee 19) Confidential to me 20) Odds and ends (take 1) © 21) Nothing was delivered (take 3) 22) Odds and ends (take 2) 23) Get your rocks off ** © 24) Clothesline saga ** © 25) Apple suckling tree (take 1) © 26) Apple suckling tree (take 2) 27) All you have to is dream (take 1) * 28) All you have to do is dream (take 2) * Tracks marked with © have been copyrighted to bob dylan by dwarf music. * Remastered from a superior version of the source tape utilized on the 5cd set ** Remastered from an alternate source tape to that on the 5cd set *** Not included on the 5cd set All other recordings have been remastered from a brand new state of the art analog to digital transfer of the original cassette sources utilized on the GBT 5cd set. Songs have been rebalanced and EQ'd where appropriate.