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    interesting, veddy interesting...
    This is from a post dated March 28, 2012, in the forum titled "Bob Weir and the National light up TRI for Headcount" ...mind, you, this is 2012: "Campfire! As they were going off the air you could hear someone say 'that was best campfire they had ever been to" or something like that. It seemed to me that Bob had enough fun with it that he will resurrect this in the future." Thank you, Byerly, for your astute comment... fast forward to 2017 and your prediction comes true. Who woulda figured. geoitaintovertillit'sovermeister
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    Re: Cowboy Bobby and the great City of Dallas
    Some might find it a coincidence that the day Bobby rolled into town (Wednesday, April 12) for his sound test on his new spring tour, the City Council of Dallas voted to decriminalize pot. http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/dallas-city-council-approves-cite-and-re… A coincidence? I think not... Thanks, Mr. Weir, for doing your part. G
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    mmmm rochefort.
    it is tasty!
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    beer and blue mountain
    i believe i have had brother theo, and yes it is excellent. I prefer IPAs as well, but do like my Belgians and Saisons, too. Craft brewing has finally hit north Texas in a fairly big way, and there are many small brewers putting out various IPA in DFW. Until recently, too often, Texas beer always seems to be a slightly watered down version of whatever style they're brewing. Lately, though, many of the newer guys have figured out how to make an IPA with bite, but not just bitter-to-be-bitter. Community Brewing, Deep Ellum, Peticolas (but they only sell kegs to bars...you can't get it bottled)...these are just a few to try if you can find them. Not slighting the other guys, these are just the ones I can think of immediately. thanks for birthday wishes and "back atcha"
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    Oh... I always loved Belgian beers. Definitely a different breed of flavor, but they were all so good. For a Strong, the Rochefort 8 is exceptional (https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/207/1696/). The Tripel was always my favorite. Lighter/crisper than some of the others. Peace, -Dave
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    glad you liked the show, reviews I've read were positive...there will never be another Jerry, so we may as well stop the comparisons... On a different note Matt, ever try Brother Thelonius White Belgian Ale....although I prefer IPA's, this California brew is kick ass in taste as well as ABV, over 9 percent.... Regards to the missus, our birthdays are right around the virtual corner.... be well....
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    The show was really good. Song selection WAS excellent, execution excellent, some nice jams. as you and Rich suggested, it would be a good, solid show...and it was good to good very good, and some moments really shined. Deep Ellum Blues was a rave-up, especially as the venue was about a mile from the original Deep Ellum section of Dallas. GDTRFB was probably my highlight, my wife really appreciated Easy to Slip. STOM plodded a bit IMO, Althea was uneven but good. The crowd turned Truckin into a sing along and drowned out the band. it was fun bt I can't tell you if was good or not. Bob stepped up to the mike and just ignored the lyric "Dallas!"..it seemed spontaneous. This show seemed to have more "red dirt" west Texas influence in the Blue Mountain songs than what I've sampled on YouTube. "When in Rome...", I guess. There was a new song they played that was more jazz-blues than west Texas..I'll have to figure out which it was...that was my "new" song highlight. I think by the end of the tour they'll stretch it out to a nice jam. I, too, was a little disappointed in the lead guitar work. I've heard Kimock before, and liked him, but last night, something was just not there for me. He was not bad at all...he just was not exceptional. I know it is not fair to hold Garcia, or even Anastasio or Mayer, as the standard when listening to Dead songs, but I do. So that is the context in which I say he was not exceptional. All in all...I've seen Weir as the Bob Weir band way long ago, Ratdog in many of its lineups, and then last night...last night was certainly the most unique, and maybe the most enjoyable of maybe 10 or 12 Bobby-led shows I've been. I would certainly go again. The venue's acoustics are exceptional, too, so that made it that much better.
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    Hey... how was the show? Jambase had a review: https://www.jambase.com/article/bob-weir-brings-campfire-tour-dallas Looks like a good set list. Peace, -Dave
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    thanks for the insight. that is about what i expected from what i've read. currently listening to a show from last october...not bad. i, too, have always liked cowboy bob, so, one way or another, this will be a show. weir with dave nelson sounds awesome. i'll see if i can find that anywhere.
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    Matt I am sure you will see a solid show. Circumstance and work commitments prevented me from attending the Ryman show last October, but liketohike and hubby were there and I am told it was very good. As Dave said, it's the players, the National, while good are not suited for the extended jams, last month Bobby filled in for Dave Nelson and his band on tour in Alaska, he played half Blue Mountain, and half Dead, the Dead and solo stuff was amazing thanks to the backing players....Pete Sears and Barry Sless on pedal steel made the music alive...I don't know who Bobby will have but you will enjoy yourself.... stay well
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that was the nicest thing anyone has said to me in a week...thanks brah.....
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Makes the CID ticket packages look cheap. Maybe if Jerry shows up... 3-Night Golden Road Super CID Experience (Premium Reserved Seat) Friday 7/3, Saturday 7/4, and Sunday 7/5 $2,198 + service fees SOLD OUT Back to Top
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Sorry, Jerry will be filling in for Trey on 7/3 - 7/5...... With Phish on the far side of town warming up for their tour... cue Alanis Morrisette Isn't it ironic...it's like rain, right Mr. mayor (follow thread if you're lost....) Canadian reference....
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Trey's growing out his beard, on a milk shake and cheeseburger diet. Couple hits and you won't notice the difference.
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bring it on....biatch.... gonna get back to bouncing around the room...... rrrrrgrrrrr bouncing....
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rrrrgrrrr, you reminded me of a wisecrack my classmate made back in the day when Alanis moved on from her Britney phase to boyfriend-bash rock. She said there's actually nothing ironic in Ironic--just replace the words with "isn't it a bummer?" Not sure what that has to do with the price of tea in China, but it sure makes me want to have a nice sammie with jarlsberg, avocado and sprouts!
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Glad you get the irony....it's like rain... Welcome back to DA.... And "I Know"
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Thanks for contributing the info on the suites. Been thinking lots about the possibilties. So which beers are on tap and what time does Scorsese show up to do lap dances? Guess it's a corporate write off for some? I'd rather dance with the mobs.
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Quick quiz; in which canadian city was Lennon and onos recording of all we are saying is give peace a chance written?
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Some one wasn't going to win. It was awesome how Wisconsin took Kentucky out. Both teams were special. Now we wait to do it again next year. Being a Minnesota Viking fan since Bud Grant & Joe Kapp, I can relate to the frustrations of being a fan. As for pro football I finally devised a solution. Keep your true feelings secret. Buy A jersey for every team in the league and wear the one from which ever team wins the Super Bowl that year. Every year you get all the shout outs and high fives and none of the ribbing. Usually no one remembers you wore a different jersey last year.
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whoooa...as a former New Yawker... don't blaspheme Scorcese...he can lap dance anyone he wants.... myself included....although id feel really guilty afterwards...as a former Catholic... back to your point....LaBatt, Molson and Moosehead on tap...no Kokanee....eh? Love Alanis Morrisette.... Hey you...get off of my cloud....I mean club seat....
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food and liquor is extra, as are the coke, acid and hookers- the one 20 seat suite available is directly opposite the stage so bring your binos
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saw super bowl in Maui...on beach at bar... sat with many many Seahag fans... Great time...they lost, we got a tan and loaded.... everybody won that day.... why did they call a pass with 5 seconds with beast mode in the backfield.... James...I concur on all points addressed....
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just BYO coke acid and ho....
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mauai no ka oi
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cmon....give us a real challenge... like on the third rush Farewell tour...in 1996....what was the standard encore.... ;-) livin in the Limelight, eh?
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Willies place kicks ass....and the whales in February...trumps Free Willy, although I miss Michael Jackson....
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they never played a super bowl in Maui,musta been pro bowl...heard that pakalolo was the poop, you musta been wasted, dude
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this pilgrim spent 17 yrs sampling the local produce b4 the four winds blew him safely home to socal
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Road to Hana drive is great... Maui brewery amazing Listening to GDchannel channel 5 hours earlier than on the right coast ...priceless Maui ...no ka oi
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Talk... this tricoastal gal (Oahu, Boston, Best Coast) loves that kind of talk! It's weird not being from just one place... Hawaii is my blood, bone, and heart, but I'm a nomad through and through. Hopefully I can lay me down back in the islands. Until then, the four winds have blown just so.
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a happy Dingus Day to all, rrrrgrrr, get me some pussy willows
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never got that Polish pussy willow day....wiki it peeps.... But props to you for the reminder... Only in Buffalo is the day after Easter Sunday... Dingus day.... WTF?
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WTF is a "Dingus?" Almost afraid to ask... Could it be the definition of one said SD'er still avatar-less? Happy HUMP DAY my fellow SD'ers !!! Totes - where's the good news my brotha !?!?!?
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It's a good place to get some fresh ink... Where's you at Totes? Give me a T for Texas and a T for... my avatar...all I see is T! How's mean old Frisco, T?
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Wading in a cold stream SSDD! Buzz says, Patch those sails and shine those rails! Happy Hump Day! Get that ratdog off my leg.
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Hey rrrrrgrrr, I though we both agreed no more mohawks or bling.
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Check my pulseIt don't change Stay Mr T Come shine or rain... I gave 48+ hrs...deleted, added new... As Zappa said you are what you is... Guess I'm mr T... ....and leave it on!!!!!!
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But a new one everyday ?It's like eddie Murphy taunting me with his ice cream "I got some Ice cream and you don't have none..." Hey rreggrrr, you'll shoot your eye out!
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In 1986 Jerry was seen in a red t-shirt. He looked like Jerry Claus, or a big strawberry, depending how hungry and high you were. The little elves on stage were mischievous little devils.
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Wait til the temp drops below 10F and go lick that metal pole over there... Wait I have to turn on my leg lamp..... To the moon Alice
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Hey Nanuk!!! Well we all need Someone we can bleed on.... You can't always get what you want....but if you're really really really lucky...with Ticketmaster....you get what you need! ....I'm not waiting on a lady...I'm just waiting on a friend And you can say it with Dead Flowers... We'll leave the light on for you, eh?
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I can't out my arms down ... No wait, that's just my snowsuit.Papa IS a rolling stone.
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Love, love, love this group !!! You guys are awesome !!! And greets from the air, in route from SFO back to my beloved Palm Beaches... ...where the weather suits my clothes :-) Speaking of, Buffett tomorrow night. Always a fun time hanging out with the parrot heads and with any luck, he'll do Scarlet (does a great version of that). Thank you Totes for that daily welcome update - dude, it makes our days !! I'm already fearing the post-Totem-mortem come the morning of 7/6/15. Hey now Doc, gimme a fix for that !! BTW, rrrrrgrrrrr, my brother, has that avatar God cast a spell on you dude? Go find a pic of Jerry in that red t-shirt, man. Giddy-up now on that. Alrighty now - got another 3 1/2 hours to go here, I'm thinking it's movie time :-) Have a great day campers and camperettes !!
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Trying to get snidely whiplash as my avatar... Now go untie Nell from the tracks before Casey Jones comes...round the bend.... Choo choo
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Trying to rig Horse up with rockin' sound system. Long run to Chicago and back. Gotta have good tunes. Horse still stubborn. Won't even consider sharing his CID Experience with me.
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maybe we can get our boys to make him an offer he can't refuse...
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isn't the only place in the USofA to celebrate Dingus, Chi town has a huge Polish population...
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isn't the only place in the USofA to celebrate Dingus, Chi town has a huge Polish population... Dyngus (or Dingus) Day falls on the Monday after Easter. Started in Poland as a way to provide merriment after the seriousness of Lent comes to an end. The tradition began when farm boys in Poland wanted to attract notice from the girls of their choice. It was custom to throw water and hit the girls on their legs with twigs or pussywillows. Cologne was used instead of water by the more gallant lads. The ladies would reciprocate by throwing dishes & crockery and Tuesday was their day of revenge, imitating the same tactics.
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Just announced the 400 theatres participating in this annual event. Check out fathom events.com to see if it's playing near you!
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Nice piece of history, growing up in NYC in a semi Polish household....I never heard of it....Moved to Buffalo, and after the first Easter , the following day.... I felt like Gregg Allman....tied to the Whipping Post....chained and bound....cute if not bizarre tradition.... Thanks for your Polish history insight.... maybe if I close my eyes and click my heels 3 times...I won't be Mt T anymore.... ....didn't work....
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I've lived in chicago all my life , know many of polish heritage and have never heard of the dingus. Sounds kinky but I will Google the Ding us.
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May 4. On fathom events.com Hope it comes to toronto...
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Jerry in red. If anyone was fortunate enough to pick up this gently used, '85 model 4XL t-shirt, including cigarette burn, at auction for $12-18k you might be able to trade it for obscenely-priced scalper pit passes to FTW. OK, let's not encourage bad behavior now, Bob. http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/20158/lot/3020/
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My Dear Jerry tix showed up in my inbox this morning. Something to keep me smiling on this rainy day.
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Holy shit it is a real Polish Celebration. In some regions boys dress as bears and spank girls with pussy willows.Gotta love that
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Those shows were great as was the entire summer 89 run....Thanks for the heads up Canada...