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Bklyn wrote:I can't believe no guitar lover on here gave props to Ernie Isley's playing on that "Summer Breeze" cover. That dude is one crazy underrated.

Just listened to it. Very nice. I need to dig into the Isley's catalogue.

Remember this one Hedge?

Haven't seen that one either. Stu used to have a VW van...

The VW ad ran full page in Rolling Stone and a bunch of other papers and magazines. It crushed me the first time I saw it.

Nice tribute. Me and Stu were both living in the Haight 18 years ago today. Stu on Haight St. itself, about 2 blocks from Ashbury. Crazy few days. Nice tribute in GG Park, but underlying everything, all the good and sad vibes, was the bedrock understanding that our world would never be the same. And it hasn't been...

Video: What Phish Sounds Like to People That Don’t Like Phish

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One of the better covers I've heard in awhile. BRM will like this...

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Yeah I had seen that before. Good stuff.

My favorite part is when he verbally attacks his wayward son as an unemployed, couch-bound loser and implores him to get a goddamn job, then devolves into unintelligible gibberish...

Reminds you of your dad doesn't it?

Hootie seems to be ok in country music.

See him live a few times the past couple of years...not unlike a Hootie show at all...closes with Purple Rain...

Charlie Pride is rolling over in his grave now.

I saw Charlie Pride close out a show singing Nazareth's Hair of the Dog - or maybe he was just yelling at a fan in the front row that threw a beer bottle at him. (no, I have never attended a Charlie Pride concert)

LMAO...

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Dead show from 4/8/89, Riverfront Arena, Cincinnati, OH, playing on GD radio right now. Not the best setlist, but passable...

There has never been a "Riverfront Arena" in Cincinnati ya stupid crackhead.

Got on the Dark Star jam from 10/31/71 aka DP2. 23 minutes of absolutely gorgeous music.