The Goat Pen

Rush Setlist

Subdivisions
The Big Money
Force Ten
Grand Designs
Limelight
Territories
The Analog Kid
Bravado
Where's My Thing?
Far Cry
Set Two
Caravan
Clockwork Angels
The Anarchist
Carnies
The Wreckers
Headlong Flight
Halo Effect
Seven Cities of Gold
The Garden
Manhattan Project
Drum Solo
Red Sector A
YYZ
The Spirit of Radio

Encore:

Tom Sawyer
2112 Part I: Overture
2112 Part II: The Temples of Syrinx
2112 Part VII: Grand Finale

crashcourse wrote:http://www.riaa.com/goldandplatinum.php ... ng-artists

no doubt that the dead have reached that rarified matchbox20 territory in popularity

You realize the Dead literally give their music away for free right?

That's because none of them dirty hippies could afford it.

Jungle Rat wrote:That's because none of them dirty hippies could afford it.

regardless, that a pretty damn cool thing to do and it undoubtedly affected album sales.

no doubt that the dead have reached that rarified matchbox20 territory in popularity

Just wait a minute well it kinda fell apart, things get so, crazy, crazy
Don't rush this baby... don't rush this baby, baby

AugustWest wrote:

crashcourse wrote:http://www.riaa.com/goldandplatinum.php ... ng-artists

no doubt that the dead have reached that rarified matchbox20 territory in popularity

You realize the Dead literally give their music away for free right?

Horseshit. They got at least a cheese sandwich or a couple of joints.

Falafel and a pickle....

You were in the wrong line

BigRedMan wrote:

AugustWest wrote:

crashcourse wrote:http://www.riaa.com/goldandplatinum.php ... ng-artists

no doubt that the dead have reached that rarified matchbox20 territory in popularity

You realize the Dead literally give their music away for free right?

Horseshit. They got at least a cheese sandwich or a couple of joints.

Here, help yourself to 2700 concerts. Free.

http://archive.org/details/GratefulDead

here's furthur

http://archive.org/details/Furthur

ratdog Weir's band

http://archive.org/details/Ratdog

Phil

http://archive.org/details/PhilLeshandFriends



I'll take that sammich and the doobies. thank you.

Tim Carvell’s History’s Notable Persons Reconsidered

Bruce Springsteen.

If, through some freak electrical mishap, Bruce Springsteen’s clothing were to be ignited while he was onstage at a concert, how many times would he have to shriek “I’m on fire!” before his bandmates realized that he was not offering a reinterpretation of one of his greatest hits, but a plea for assistance?

I’m guessing four.

can we find out?

What's the question?

Suits Theme Song : Greenback Boogie

includes the wardrobes from like every harlem shake video, nice track

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T Dot O Dot wrote:Suits Theme Song : Greenback Boogie

includes the wardrobes from like every harlem shake video, nice track

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I like that song

Bklyn wrote:I have to check it out. It makes sense, though. Who can't be caught by a Marvin Gaye sample?

I didn't like Marvin Gaye when I was in my 20's. Now I love his music

Luther Theme Song


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Whoop Whoop!

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The blues are sometimes so great: Johnny Otis and his son (the guitar player without the shirt)

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Shuggie Otis, the original writer of Strawberry Letter 23

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And the more popular version by the Brother's Johnson and Quincy (George Duke I believe was on keyboards). Shuggie played on this as well. The guitar solo has been sampled many times.

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