SolarGarlic

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Where's my god damn Dr. Didge cd, Booche. Garbage, pure garbage...

Nice little CD! Simple and catchy like the rest of his discs...Im diggin on it for sure. Great kids album for all you parents out there too...

looks like he hosts (w/ Mike Clark and Amos Garrett) a jam here in town...I'll have to hop down to check it out some time. Thanks for the heads up!

Yo Kev! Would like a shot at this also... if you can repost it that would be cool.

SG

For those who are interested...its www.jaycrocker.com

WOW! Havn't seen those pics for a while!! Lots of familiar faces in those crowd shots....

If anyone else has any, post em or PM me!!

Hi there,

Shawn here actually...Tim has moved on frmo the Ho (he is still a lurker of all things music though). You can still send me some pics though!

Hey freaks,

If you have any pictures from the Can Ho from over the years in a digital form I would really love it if you could send them my way. You can PM me to set something up, post them here, or direct me to a photo album. Let me know if you require credit for the pics and any info that goes along with them would be SNAZZZY! They will be put up on the canmorehotel.com website soonish...BNB tribe, Im looking your way....

How' the Schoolhouse t-shirt fit ya, SolarG!?

Like a dream.....been wearing it proud!

Don't know if anyone has posted this or not...cool either way!

BILL GRAHAM'S VAULT IS OPEN

www.wolfgangsvault.com

JamBase has just received news that a plethora of vintage performances

from some of rock's biggest names are now available through Wolfgang's

Vault.

Vault Radio has begun streaming some 75 songs culled from thousands of

hours of tapes from the archives of legendary promoter Bill Graham. It

appears that some of these performances from Graham's archive will

eventually make it to stores, perhaps by the end of the year.

Located in a 22,000 square foot warehouse in San Francisco, Wolfgang's

Vault boasts authentic concert materials from such artists as Johnny

Cash, Miles Davis, Santana, Jefferson Airplane, Rolling Stones, U2, Tom

Petty, Jimi Hendrix and the Who.

The bulk of the music was obtained for more than $5 million in 2003 by

entrepreneur Bill Sagan who named it in honor of Graham, born Wolfgang

Grajonca. Graham died in a 1991 helicopter crash.

The initial Vault Radio playlist is "all over the board in terms of

performer, year, venue and genre," Sagan tells Billboard.biz. "You'll

hear Miles Davis, Led Zeppelin, Bruce Springsteen from 1973 when he

opened

for Blood, Sweat & Tears at the Berkeley (Calif.) Community Theatre,"

Sagan says. "You'll hear instrumental-only from Booker T & the MGs, and

you'll also hear Jeff Beck and Elton John. The single thread of

continuity is these are all concerts Bill Graham promoted from the

mid-1960s

through 1975, for the first group."

The site is free and requires no subscription fee for streaming at

128k.

Here are some recent tracks:

Led Zeppelin

I Can't Quit You Baby

01/10/1969 Fillmore West

Chuck Berry

Sweet Little Sixteen

12/29/1967 Winterland

Cream

NSU

08/26/1967 Fillmore Auditorium

Elton John

Burn Down The Mission

11/12/1970 Fillmore West

Jimi Hendrix

Power to Love

12/31/1969 Fillmore East

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Proud Mary

03/14/1969 Fillmore West

Pink Floyd

Have a Cigar

05/09/1977 Oakland Coliseum Arena

Check this show out from the archive..some amazing 'old' Burt (I can't wait for March!!!)

The Chevron is one of the best that I have ever heard (and I have seen A LOT of Burt shows!)

I second that one! AWESOME Chevron for sure...one of my favs.

As for that Calgary show mentioned above..I was there and that one continues to be one of my favourite BNB shows in the collection (and I have A LOT of Burt shows!)

ipod will not play a flac file...My Rio Karma plays them nicely though! There is one other player (to my knowledge) that plays flac as well.

Anyone have anything good or bad to say about these cats??

bump for the Monday crowd

Hey all,

Looking for someone who might be looking to expand a web portfolio. Basic design is there, need someone to improve what is there (or change completely if it suits us and the author)and to maybe implement a few things. Is for a music related site. Please PM me if you're interested....

bump for the weekday crowd

fuck yeah. thanks for the review...can't wait 'til this material comes out!!!

Hey all, what album has been in constant rotation for a while for you? Not looking for the normal "rotation" but the one you can't stop listening to...I'll start with:

Railroad Earth "Good Life"

Jason Collett "Idols of Exile"

I need some new stuff to get hooked on...lets have it.

Well, my initial reaction is they have certainly gone away from the traditional "jam" oriented stuff of the past. I will aslo say that they have gone towards a more mainstream roster...Some interesting choices though.

Man, this going to cook! Can't wait for the album!!!!!

Is it even out yet?

I'm pretty sure it was supposed to be realeased on Dec 20th. Thats weird though..I just checked hmv.com again and now it is saying June 2006. So, I don't know...there was a local store that claimed to have had it over christmas but they must have been thinking about the live MSG release. Who knows...

Anyone here have this DVD?? Is it any good? Worth ordering??

I havn't been able to find it anywhere here in town...

Curiousity.

your brother has been getting toasted on wine in a box these days....silly bastard.

Well, Im finishing school as well so I have lots to read...but here are the books I am into at this moment (aside from the ecologicalal education articlese that have been engaging me..) :

Bryson's "short history of nearly everything"

Ronald Wright's "short history of progress"

"the conquest of happiness" bertrand russell

"teacher man" frank mcCourt

"handbook of the canadian rockies" ben gadd (AMAZING text containing geology, plants, animals history and recreatino of the rockies...fantabulous.