Castle Lager sucks shit. 
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societyspliers:
I played an unplugged unmiked on my backpacer guitar (lightweight small gutiar in my pictures) Saturday night at the Jet Rock Bar & Grill or whatever it's called at the Philadelphia Airport and played "Baba O'Riley" in memory of Vinnie. One of the highlights of my experiences with the Vince-Era Dead was Vince singing the Hell out of it as an encore and seguing into Tomorrow Never Knows with parts of the T. Heads after (Bobby singing 'Same as it ever was . . ." repeating with the weird Tomorrow Never Knows stuff mixed with Talking Heads.
Anyway, the first part with Vince singing was outstanding!
Not so much outstanding per my acoustic unrehearsed performance.
I also debuted Willliam Shatner's "Has Been."
Anyway, the first part with Vince singing was outstanding!
Not so much outstanding per my acoustic unrehearsed performance.
I also debuted Willliam Shatner's "Has Been."
Approximate Setlist (local Yuengling Beer made for warm fuzzy memories, shall we say?):
Travelin' Band ->
Ride On Josephine
Everlong (Foo Fighters)
Twilight Time
Victim or the Crime
Dandelion Wish (original)
Lonesome Town
After the Garden (new Neil Young),
Motorpsycho Nightmare
Framed
One Meatball
Long Gone Lonesome Blues
Jack-A-Roe
My Karma Ran Over My Dogma, But That Was Zen and This Is Tao (original)
Kind-Hearted Woman Blues ->
House Rent Blues ->
One Bourbon, One Scotch & One Beer
Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog (Johnny Cash) ->
Buckets of Rain ->
Tiny Dancer
Baba O'Riley
Witchi Tai Tai (Native American Chant Song) ->
Spider Man & Coyote Trade Wives (original based on Native American Folk Tale - written for possible inclusion in upcoming concept album)
Get Hot Or Go Home (David Bromberg)
Encores I:
Leavin' On A Jet Plane
Encore II:
Coal Miner's Daughter ->
Happiest Girl in the Whole USA
Don't ya get dumb ass? The reason I have listed extremely well known people in my profile is because I am not going to put in a bunch of totally obscure artists and heroes and escpicially muscians that absolutely nooooo one has heard of just to look like I know something others do not or to some how feel kool. Get it? In other words,...
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societyspliers:
Beautiful rant there in your journal.
Thanks for letting me know about Vince - hadn't heard - actually on way to funeral outside Philadelphia now.- caught a redeye last night from Orlando.
Thanks for letting me know about Vince - hadn't heard - actually on way to funeral outside Philadelphia now.- caught a redeye last night from Orlando.
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Happy Birthday Bob Dylan...you old fucking coot
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ckdexterhaven:
Actually, I didn't know that. I'm constantly suprised at how influential the Beatles were. Even from the most unlikely sources. 
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[Edited on May 24, 2006 5:38PM]
societyspliers:
Thanks for the reminder - I almost forgot 
I see you must have been talking to Neil's alter ego up above about the Beatles possible and Dylan - the funnies things I've heard were when Dylan met the Beatles and offered them a reefer, he was told they'd never done it (although they'd done speed), and he said "What about 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand?" You say 'I get high! I get HIGH.'" They said he seemed disappointed to find out the lyrics were "I can't hide."
And where 'You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" is supposed to have been an homage to Bob, "4th Time Around" borrows from "Norwegian Wood."
Well, time to post some Dylan picks.
I see you must have been talking to Neil's alter ego up above about the Beatles possible and Dylan - the funnies things I've heard were when Dylan met the Beatles and offered them a reefer, he was told they'd never done it (although they'd done speed), and he said "What about 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand?" You say 'I get high! I get HIGH.'" They said he seemed disappointed to find out the lyrics were "I can't hide."
And where 'You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" is supposed to have been an homage to Bob, "4th Time Around" borrows from "Norwegian Wood."
Well, time to post some Dylan picks.
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R.I.P. Ramrod.
A friend once asked me "how many people's dogs out there are named "Ramrod" do ya think?" So, to a true giant in the underworld of rock n roll, who people named their dogs after, I will raise a glass to you.
I beleave it was him who said "never fuck with a Deadhead...the Karma will kill ya" I like that one.
A friend once asked me "how many people's dogs out there are named "Ramrod" do ya think?" So, to a true giant in the underworld of rock n roll, who people named their dogs after, I will raise a glass to you.
I beleave it was him who said "never fuck with a Deadhead...the Karma will kill ya" I like that one.
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theseeman:
A woman is like a dresser,
theseeman:
Thank you sir. Always good to see Mr. Johnson around.