Esau.

I'd imagine so. I just shared the first article I saw on my feed mentioning cancellation.

https://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/story/news/local/2019/04/29/woodstock-50-cancellation-argument/3616705002/

https://www.cnn.com/style/article/a-clockwork-orange-sequel-scli-gbr-intl

Great set. https://archive.org/details/gd1969-04-23.sbd.miller.88501.sbeok.flac16 Grateful Dead Live at The Ark on 1969-04-23 CM SBD Set 1: d1t01 - Introduction d1t02 - He Was A Friend Of Mine d1t03 - Dark Star -> d1t04 - St. Stephen -> d1t05 - It's A Sin -> d1t06 - St. Stephen -> d1t07 - Cryptical Envelopment -> d1t08 - Drums -> d1t09 - The Other One -> d1t10 - Cryptical Envelopment -> d1t11 - Sittin' On Top Of The World -> d1t12 - Turn On Your Lovelight Set 2: d2t01 - Morning Dew d2t02 - Hard To Handle d2t03 - Doin' That Rag d2t04 - Alligator -> d2t05 - Drums -> d2t06 - Jam -> d2t07 - The Eleven -> d2t08 - Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) -> d2t09 - Feedback -> d2t10 - And We Bid You Good Night Encore: d3t01 - Not Fade Away tease d3t02 - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue

A short but cool clip/cover. Doesn't feel like seven years since he passed. Opening of the PBS show "Great Drives" .

I'm far more bothered by non stop talkers, and cologne/perfume at shows to be honest. Though, I'm also usually too into the show to worry about taking pics, or what other people are doing around me (except non-stop talking). But, if I was a entertainer on stage all the time, and doing 100+ shows a year, I'm sure I'd be sick of seeing it too, so I get his point. Personally, I turn my phone off pretty much anytime I'm in a small or crowded public place, like a bus, a store I'll be more than 5 minutes in, hospital, venue or even a corner bar. The most interesting thing for me about all this is, it's the first time in two years he addressed the audience.

https://www.jambase.com/article/bob-dylan-heavens-door-distillery-center-for-the-arts-nashville

Hengelo, Netherlands, May 24 1991.

Fucking Dark Star - I love that god damn song.

I knew I should have searched the thread. I won't blame the beers or herb though, just my laziness.

The Faces - Maybe I'm Amazed - 1972

I have a friend who lives in that area, we used to go to the auto flea market that is held on the grounds. He charged people to park on his property during the boots and hearts fest, and told them all the money was going to a fund residents had set up to block the site from expanding. He warned that parking anywhere not permitted (signed as festival parking) could get you towed and towing cost are not cheap, especially during the festival, and that not all the towing companys hired those weekends/events are local, so your car could end up a lot further (like a different town) than the designated parking. The city by-law folks are also cracking down on residents who rent out parking on their property (it's against residential by-laws), so even though you paid some one you could still get towed (though not confirmed). The festival submits transit plans ( approved routes, parking etc) to the city. The routes approved are strictly enforced. There was only one way in and out (as you mentioned). If you are attending and take a route not set out to avoid the traffic and are stopped by OPP or festival workers you'll get turned back to 11 highway. Which can make a slow go even more frustrating since there is usually a slow crawl on those routes as well, making you're journey even longer.. His advice was just stick to the routes/parking set out by city & festival organizers, otherwise you'll be in for a longer and bigger headache. My buddy says its bad enough during the festvals that he parks his car at friends place a couple kms away and travels by bicycle to get to it. But since its not a full weekend deal it may not be as bad as the above sounds.

Cheers Jaimoe, Humble Pie it is for the rest of the night.

Love this band. Hits all the right spots tonight. Great post! Cheers.

I was probably less than 40ft from stage (Brent side) during this. After they left the stage, the crowd chanted and clapped "Love is real, not fade away" while leaving Rich Stadium. You could hear it clear as day all the way to the bus. Such an awesome night.

Released 50 years ago but never played live. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/neil-young-running-dry-tour-786677/ Cinnamon Girl / Pocahontas / Running Dry (Requiem for the Rockets) Video removed from youtube due to copyright.

Agreed. Thanks for posting this, I somehow missed that they were back, let alone had some new music. Found this too, considering I'm so out of touch, I assume this is new as well - the video was posted on yt same day.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/peter-jackson-beatles-movie-let-it-be-786380/

Jerry Garcia, David Crosby, Grace Slick & Paul Kantner, from the PERRO Sessions, 1971