Really beautiful sounding set of records. Very well recorded multi-track from Betty Cantor-Jackson. You can really tell the difference from her work and multi-tracks in general.
This the Black Friday RSD release?
Yes. They have had a few from spring 77. All good but similar.
Really beautiful sounding set of records. Very well recorded multi-track from Betty Cantor-Jackson. You can really tell the difference from her work and multi-tracks in general.
This the Black Friday RSD release?
Yes. They have had a few from spring 77. All good but similar.
if you're looking. look for used kids records columbus ohio. almost certain they have some left.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
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Willie! Would love to here what you think of this one, Loujoe.
Fantastic. Just like easy home cookin tunes. His sister is on piano. There's harmonica. Full band. Like listening to a train blowing through a lonely country town. A few hits but mostly new to me stuff. I like the thought of them playing in Tokyo. Imagine the crowd taking it all in.
Glad I got it. Supporting my [habit] local record store.
Nice record to write Xmas cards to. Best to you Brian.
Back to my lonely country road x mas writing blues ❤️
Sounds like a winner, Loujoe! I will look for it!
Seeing Willie Nelson and the Family Band live at the Dixon May Fair is one of my most fond live music experiences. They played at an outdoor venue with bleachers for seating. The crowd was great- very appreciative and enthusiastic, but not rowdy or obnoxious at all. Not many cell phones or picture taking. It was like being in their living room. And whatever sound system they had rigged up, it was amazing! You could hear and distinguish all the instruments perfectly and Willie's voice was superb. Such a warm, heartfelt, lovely, friendly, superb show.
My best to you as well Loujoe.
Enjoy those tunes!
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Really beautiful sounding set of records. Very well recorded multi-track from Betty Cantor-Jackson. You can really tell the difference from her work and multi-tracks in general.
This the Black Friday RSD release?
Yes. They have had a few from spring 77. All good but similar.
Thanks! I have the Cornell and Buffalo boxes. This set looks similar to those. I’ll have to find a stream of this to determine if I want to drop the cash.
Really beautiful sounding set of records. Very well recorded multi-track from Betty Cantor-Jackson. You can really tell the difference from her work and multi-tracks in general.
This the Black Friday RSD release?
Yes. They have had a few from spring 77. All good but similar.
if you're looking. look for used kids records columbus ohio. almost certain they have some left.
Thanks for the recommendation. One of my local shops always seems to get an over abundance of these GD box sets. I’ve just taken a break from accumulating vinyl. The prices have gotten goofy and I have too much (according to the wife…).
I looked at the RSD releases and it seems a bit light compared to previous years.
To be honest, I'm not sure that's a bad thing. From various sources, I get the feeling that a lot of the RSD releases are things that people buy because they look tempting, but then listen to them once, and then the record sits on a shelf for the duration. That's not a great use of vinyl, especially when some current release are held up for lengthy periods of time because of the back up due to the limited number of pressing plants. And, as I've seen happen (at least in one store in Folsom), a lot of the lesser sought after RSD releases end up in cut out bins while others that are very popular and pressed in limited numbers get scooped up and flipped for ridiculously high prices.
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
I looked at the RSD releases and it seems a bit light compared to previous years.
To be honest, I'm not sure that's a bad thing. From various sources, I get the feeling that a lot of the RSD releases are things that people buy because they look tempting, but then listen to them once, and then the record sits on a shelf for the duration. That's not a great use of vinyl, especially when some current release are held up for lengthy periods of time because of the back up due to the limited number of pressing plants. And, as I've seen happen (at least in one store in Folsom), a lot of the lesser sought after RSD releases end up in cut out bins while others that are very popular and pressed in limited numbers get scooped up and flipped for ridiculously high prices.
I usually scoop up limited copies. Didn't see much of that this time around.
Just went to the DMB site. They reprinted all of the past Live Trax RSD releases. Even #1. Woahhh. That's gotta piss off the people whom bought them at a high price.
Really beautiful sounding set of records. Very well recorded multi-track from Betty Cantor-Jackson. You can really tell the difference from her work and multi-tracks in general.
This the Black Friday RSD release?
Yes. They have had a few from spring 77. All good but similar.
if you're looking. look for used kids records columbus ohio. almost certain they have some left.
Thanks for the recommendation. One of my local shops always seems to get an over abundance of these GD box sets. I’ve just taken a break from accumulating vinyl. The prices have gotten goofy and I have too much (according to the wife…).
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
I looked at the RSD releases and it seems a bit light compared to previous years.
black friday has less emphasis than the main rsd...
It's the biggest shopping day of the year. It's always been a big deal. A ton of live albums this year. The biggest one might have been the Bluey release...
Just went to the DMB site. They reprinted all of the past Live Trax RSD releases. Even #1. Woahhh. That's gotta piss off the people whom bought them at a high price.
Those early ones, especially LT 1 went for big dollars. But they are much better sq than the later boxes like Hollywood Bowl, Pitt, etc.
Really beautiful sounding set of records. Very well recorded multi-track from Betty Cantor-Jackson. You can really tell the difference from her work and multi-tracks in general.
This the Black Friday RSD release?
Yes. They have had a few from spring 77. All good but similar.
if you're looking. look for used kids records columbus ohio. almost certain they have some left.
Thanks for the recommendation. One of my local shops always seems to get an over abundance of these GD box sets. I’ve just taken a break from accumulating vinyl. The prices have gotten goofy and I have too much (according to the wife…).
wives are always wrong in this one area.
I’m not winning that fight. Especially when I’m taking up 12’x4’ of one of our living room walls with records…
Really beautiful sounding set of records. Very well recorded multi-track from Betty Cantor-Jackson. You can really tell the difference from her work and multi-tracks in general.
This the Black Friday RSD release?
Yes. They have had a few from spring 77. All good but similar.
if you're looking. look for used kids records columbus ohio. almost certain they have some left.
Thanks for the recommendation. One of my local shops always seems to get an over abundance of these GD box sets. I’ve just taken a break from accumulating vinyl. The prices have gotten goofy and I have too much (according to the wife…).
wives are always wrong in this one area.
I’m not winning that fight. Especially when I’m taking up 12’x4’ of one of our living room walls with records…
Time for an addition.... Or mancave...
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Just arrived! Chris Mars, The Average Album (Chris is too modest!). I didn't realize there were only 300 worldwide of this limited edition. Must handle with extra care! Include card signed by Charis Mars.
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
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Wowzers. That see m s extra cool. Not familiar with that set. Not really familiar with any but really can dive into good live dead. I used to record tapes of live shows from the radio when I was knee high to a grasshopper.
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I'm not the biggest Dead fan around (although I do have and love American Beauty and Working Man's Dead), but I sure do like the artwork on the Dead's album covers. These ^^^ are very cool!
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
I'm not the biggest Dead fan around (although I do have and love American Beauty and Working Man's Dead), but I sure do like the artwork on the Dead's album covers. These ^^^ are very cool!
It's the art and it's the brand. I mean, is there anything in music more recognizable than the Dead's skull (SYF)? Or the dancing bears? They were really great about that.
I know you were in the Bay area in this time. Did you ever get a chance to see them in the early days, like in the streets or at Winterland, etc?
I'm not the biggest Dead fan around (although I do have and love American Beauty and Working Man's Dead), but I sure do like the artwork on the Dead's album covers. These ^^^ are very cool!
It's the art and it's the brand. I mean, is there anything in music more recognizable than the Dead's skull (SYF)? Or the dancing bears? They were really great about that.
I know you were in the Bay area in this time. Did you ever get a chance to see them in the early days, like in the streets or at Winterland, etc?
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
I'm not the biggest Dead fan around (although I do have and love American Beauty and Working Man's Dead), but I sure do like the artwork on the Dead's album covers. These ^^^ are very cool!
It's the art and it's the brand. I mean, is there anything in music more recognizable than the Dead's skull (SYF)? Or the dancing bears? They were really great about that.
I know you were in the Bay area in this time. Did you ever get a chance to see them in the early days, like in the streets or at Winterland, etc?
zep and the icarus and/or the symbols
I think you see the GD skull on so many more things in every day life. Shirts, stickers, hats, much more Dead than Zep.
I'm not the biggest Dead fan around (although I do have and love American Beauty and Working Man's Dead), but I sure do like the artwork on the Dead's album covers. These ^^^ are very cool!
It's the art and it's the brand. I mean, is there anything in music more recognizable than the Dead's skull (SYF)? Or the dancing bears? They were really great about that.
I know you were in the Bay area in this time. Did you ever get a chance to see them in the early days, like in the streets or at Winterland, etc?
zep and the icarus and/or the symbols
I think you see the GD skull on so many more things in every day life. Shirts, stickers, hats, much more Dead than Zep.
The Stones Lips/Tongue?
I was never a Dead Head, but I have seen them 3 times (80's, 2000's and this year at The Sphere)
I'm not the biggest Dead fan around (although I do have and love American Beauty and Working Man's Dead), but I sure do like the artwork on the Dead's album covers. These ^^^ are very cool!
It's the art and it's the brand. I mean, is there anything in music more recognizable than the Dead's skull (SYF)? Or the dancing bears? They were really great about that.
I know you were in the Bay area in this time. Did you ever get a chance to see them in the early days, like in the streets or at Winterland, etc?
zep and the icarus and/or the symbols
I think you see the GD skull on so many more things in every day life. Shirts, stickers, hats, much more Dead than Zep.
The Stones Lips/Tongue?
I was never a Dead Head, but I have seen them 3 times (80's, 2000's and this year at The Sphere)
Stones definitely. Around the world, definitely higher recognition than the Dead. The tongue is genius.
I did the Sphere as well and have tickets to three more shows in May. Bobby said they better understand how to use the technology now and the want to really take it to the next level.
I'm not the biggest Dead fan around (although I do have and love American Beauty and Working Man's Dead), but I sure do like the artwork on the Dead's album covers. These ^^^ are very cool!
It's the art and it's the brand. I mean, is there anything in music more recognizable than the Dead's skull (SYF)? Or the dancing bears? They were really great about that.
I know you were in the Bay area in this time. Did you ever get a chance to see them in the early days, like in the streets or at Winterland, etc?
zep and the icarus and/or the symbols
I think you see the GD skull on so many more things in every day life. Shirts, stickers, hats, much more Dead than Zep.
Read a thing about steal your face skull folklore. Was it Stanley Mouse who came up with it? representing a gd drummer who would steal all sorts of stuff from the band. I like this sticker I got in some fishing town.
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I'm not the biggest Dead fan around (although I do have and love American Beauty and Working Man's Dead), but I sure do like the artwork on the Dead's album covers. These ^^^ are very cool!
It's the art and it's the brand. I mean, is there anything in music more recognizable than the Dead's skull (SYF)? Or the dancing bears? They were really great about that.
I know you were in the Bay area in this time. Did you ever get a chance to see them in the early days, like in the streets or at Winterland, etc?
I'm always astounded by my answer to this question: No.
I know, unreal! I was born in Berkeley in '51 and from age 11 months old, grew up 25 minutes south of San Francisco. I had an aunt and uncle and two cousins in the Upper Haight through the 50s, 60s and 70's and we went up to the city and saw them often. I lived in the upper Haight myself from 1969 to 1973 for cryin' out loud. I saw any number of Bay Area bands, lots of shows at Fillmore West, Winterland, Keystone, and other clubs. But did I ever see the Dead... even just once... or even see any of them around town? Amazingly, no, no. Craziness!
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Maybe you smoked a cigarette on a street corner under a streetlight with Jerry and didn't know it
Lot's of deadhead friends here. As an East coast far from haight street kid, and I never went to a show. I was not really into them back then. More of a metal punk hardcore industrial experimentalhwad. You could find me avoiding a dangerous pit in CBGBs though.
I think you'd really like 'Dead Set' Brian. Very enjoyable not super far out live dead. My go to cd.
Maybe you smoked a cigarette on a street corner under a streetlight with Jerry and didn't know it
Lot's of deadhead friends here. As an East coast far from haight street kid, and I never went to a show. I was not really into them back then. More of a metal punk hardcore industrial experimentalhwad. You could find me avoiding a dangerous pit in CBGBs though.
I think you'd really like 'Dead Set' Brian. Very enjoyable not super far out live dead. My go to cd.
Dead Set is very good. I do prefer its accompaniment, Reckoning. That's all acoustic and was released at the same time as Dead Set. Both were also re-released on vinyl in the last year or two and they both sound phenomenal, particularly Reckoning. The instruments are so lush, separate, clear, etc. Really well engineered.
I'm not the biggest Dead fan around (although I do have and love American Beauty and Working Man's Dead), but I sure do like the artwork on the Dead's album covers. These ^^^ are very cool!
It's the art and it's the brand. I mean, is there anything in music more recognizable than the Dead's skull (SYF)? Or the dancing bears? They were really great about that.
I know you were in the Bay area in this time. Did you ever get a chance to see them in the early days, like in the streets or at Winterland, etc?
I'm always astounded by my answer to this question: No.
I know, unreal! I was born in Berkeley in '51 and from age 11 months old, grew up 25 minutes south of San Francisco. I had an aunt and uncle and two cousins in the Upper Haight through the 50s, 60s and 70's and we went up to the city and saw them often. I lived in the upper Haight myself from 1969 to 1973 for cryin' out loud. I saw any number of Bay Area bands, lots of shows at Fillmore West, Winterland, Keystone, and other clubs. But did I ever see the Dead... even just once... or even see any of them around town? Amazingly, no, no. Craziness!
You're my hero... I would have loved to have been in the Bay area in this era. I'm sure there was an undercurrent of menace like there is in every movement and moment in time, but the music and culture of the late 60's in Haight would have been awesome.
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if you're looking. look for used kids records columbus ohio. almost certain they have some left.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
To be honest, I'm not sure that's a bad thing. From various sources, I get the feeling that a lot of the RSD releases are things that people buy because they look tempting, but then listen to them once, and then the record sits on a shelf for the duration. That's not a great use of vinyl, especially when some current release are held up for lengthy periods of time because of the back up due to the limited number of pressing plants. And, as I've seen happen (at least in one store in Folsom), a lot of the lesser sought after RSD releases end up in cut out bins while others that are very popular and pressed in limited numbers get scooped up and flipped for ridiculously high prices.
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
wives are always wrong in this one area.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
black friday has less emphasis than the main rsd...
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
St. Louis 10.11.00
Kansas City 10.12.00
St. Louis 4.22.03
Kansas City 6.12.03
St. Louis 10.5.04
Kansas City 5.3.10
Phoenix (EV) 4.13.12
Phoenix (EV) 11.4.12
Phoenix 11.19.13
Wrigley 1 8.20.16
Seattle 1 8.8.18
Phoenix 4.11.20
Phoenix 5.9.22
Indianapolis 9.10.23
Los Angeles 1 5.22.24
Indianapolis 8.26.24
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
I know you were in the Bay area in this time. Did you ever get a chance to see them in the early days, like in the streets or at Winterland, etc?
zep and the icarus and/or the symbols
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
I was never a Dead Head, but I have seen them 3 times (80's, 2000's and this year at The Sphere)
I like this sticker I got in some fishing town.
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Lot's of deadhead friends here. As an East coast far from haight street kid, and I never went to a show. I was not really into them back then. More of a metal punk hardcore industrial experimentalhwad. You could find me avoiding a dangerous pit in CBGBs though.
I think you'd really like 'Dead Set' Brian. Very enjoyable not super far out live dead. My go to cd.