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Thanks Kev. I'm hoping to install 2 bathroom exhaust fans and have them vented. We take possession Oct 1 and we are going to put some insulation in the attic so timing is tight.

Want to get the fans in first.

I need a couple jobs done in my new house (Oakville).

Any rec's are welcome.

I haven't made this one in a long time.

Thanks for the reminder- delicious!

Man- So much love for the Fatties. I first heard them at the Comfort Zone almost 15 years ago. I loved the music and came back most weeks to catch their show.

Hopefully we will see them again.

From thematic nights at New York's fabled Wetlands nightclub, to all-star line-ups at the former Jammy Awards, to star-studded sit-ins during week-long residencies at Brooklyn Bowl, music entrepreneur, Peter Shaprio, is known for showcasing unique music experiences and last night's pairing, at the band new Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York, featuring Trey Anastasio with The Roots indeed brought the magic. Here's the group opens their encore set perfomring Phish's "First Tube." The set also saw the band play "Bathtub Gin," "Pigtails," Dancing In The Streets," "The Thrill Is Gone," and the Allman Brothers Band's "Whipping Post."

For more pictures and set highlights from last night's "A Benefit For Headcount," visit The Capitol Theatre's Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/thecapitoltheatre. Trey Anastasio returns to The Cap Sunday October 28th.

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Damn good show!

It was great to see so many old friends. Everyone was rockin' out!

Hmmm indeed.

Some new Phish tunes would be nice.

Not that I love much of the newer material...

[color:purple]Bush did a great job not spending money he didn't have...[color:purple]

That was some crazy shit at the end!

Happy belated Mike!

Even if this place is slow, I much prefer it to FB so thanks for keeping it alive.

I'm loving the Careless Whisper.

Thanks to BradM for sharing the news about Beyond the Pale.

I wish I was in Ottawa to enjoy it.

Happy birthday Heather!

I have missed running in to you (and most of the Ottawa crew) this summer.

I hope you have a great day and an even better year ahead.

Can''t wait to see them in Toronto soon!

The line up for the shed has started already.

It was the cucumber hand cream that likely sold'em.

I'm so glad I checked this thread. The first post was gold but the photo really tied the whole thread together.

Good Old Grateful Dead

Someone over on PT posted a link to this article from 1969

I haven't had time to read all of it yet but I liked what I read enough to share here.

I haven't heard that name is a damn long time. Nice to see that GTB is still kickin'.

That sounds like a fun night.

Tempting...

Looking forward to it!

Werd. Hope it was a good one.

I: Grind, Possum > Golgi Apparatus, The Moma Dance, Torn and Frayed, Rift, Cities -> Maze, Lawn Boy,Peaches en Regalia > Bathtub Gin, Good Times Bad Times

II: Down with Disease -> Blister in the Sun -> Down with Disease > Boogie On Reggae Woman > Golden Age -> Also Sprach Zarathustra > Backwards Down the Number Line*, Prince Caspian -> Scent of a Mule -> Blister in the Sun > Scent of a Mule, Mike’s Song* > Contact > Weekapaug Groove*

E: Sabotage

* w/ “Blister in the Sun†teases

Lots of covers again but I'm not complaining. The Blister in the sun shenanigans was so fun!

Another fun one!! Wish I could stay again for tonight!!!

Night 1 was a blast! Both sets were great.

I'm pumped for another fun show tonight!