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nomar said:
It was gratuitous and TIL learned what pederasty is, and although I meant to say something, I didn't mean that. So I withdraw that comment, which was a distraction and stupid.

I have more to say but I recognize this certainly isn't the place for it.
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nomar said:
This is a message board. People leave pithy comments all the time without being accused of not sufficiently contributing to the topic. I'm sorry I offended you as a fan of the Beatles (who I didn't even insult) and Phish.

I did mention that I was forced to listen to Phish all through college. That's virtually all I heard. I can't make a judgment about whether I like a band without seeing them live a hundred times? I don't know how you could have possibly understood me be to saying I made my judgment on the basis of a single show. You're just seeing red.

You're taking so much umbrage over a (common) swipe about a band member while you're the one actually making this personal. Have I ever criticized you or anything you've said in the last two decades? You're acting like I shot your puppy.

Zionn, sorry for my part in dragging this thread down.
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I'm glad you withdraw the Gordon comment. I don't know him personally but good childhood and college friends do and I've never heard anything along the lines you're suggesting. I have no idea if he’s a creeper, but it seemed a strange thing to interject and it definitely set me off; although I think you took more umbrage when I suggested that I didn’t find Meghan Markle very credible in her Oprah interview. Pithy comments are one thing, but I didn't get the sense that you were throwing the Gordon stuff around in a JeffG's mom kind of way.

I didn’t mean to make it personal, but when you refer to a band as “musical masturbation” and soulless, you are necessarily commenting on the tastes of their fans. I have no problem with different tastes; it would be pretty boring without them. But music is such refuge and source of goodness for me and one of my pet peeves is when people turn music discussions into competitions or opportunities to judge. I was reminded of an acquaintance we've nicknamed "Heady Topper" (unbeknownst to him) because of his penchant for turning every discussion--especially regarding beer or music--into a one-up contest. He has definitely drank more different and exotic beers than I have and he has definitely seen more shows from all manner of bands, but I'd rather jab sharp objects in my eyes than listen to him because I don't derive joy from competing about those things. I am simply curious to discover and experience more of what I like.

Sorry it turned a little nasty and derailed the thread. I offer this pairing of Mike Gordon with Leo Kottke as an attempt to get us back on track; I think you will find Kottke's playing less busy than Trey's, and perhaps more to your liking. I will also commend you to check out the live recording of Trey with the Tedeschi Trucks Band performing Layla and other Love Songs for an example of Trey in a different mode. I think it's one of the best sets of live music I've ever heard.

 
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I'm glad you withdraw the Gordon comment. I don't know him personally but good childhood and college friends do and I've never heard anything along the lines you're suggesting. I have no idea if he’s a creeper, but it seemed a strange thing to interject and it definitely set me off; although I think you took more umbrage when I suggested that I didn’t find Meghan Markle very credible in her Oprah interview. Pithy comments are one thing, but I didn't get the sense that you were throwing the Gordon stuff around in a JeffG's mom kind of way.

I didn’t mean to make it personal, but when you refer to a band as “musical masturbation” and soulless, you are necessarily commenting on the tastes of their fans. I have no problem with different tastes; it would be pretty boring without them. But music is such refuge and source of goodness for me and one of my pet peeves is when people turn music discussions into competitions or opportunities to judge. I was reminded of an acquaintance we've nicknamed "Heady Topper" (unbeknownst to him) because of his penchant for turning every discussion--especially regarding beer or music--into a one-up contest. He has definitely drank more different and exotic beers than I have and he has definitely seen more shows from all manner of bands, but I'd rather jab sharp objects in my eyes than listen to him because I don't derive joy from competing about those things. I am simply curious to discover and experience more of what I like.

Sorry it turned a little nasty and derailed the thread. I offer this pairing of Mike Gordon with Leo Kottke as an attempt to get us back on track; I think you will find Kottke's playing less busy than Trey's, and perhaps more to your liking. I will also commend you to check out the live recording of Trey with the Tedeschi Trucks Band performing Layla and other Love Songs for an example of Trey in a different mode. I think it's one of the best sets of live music I've ever heard.

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Thanks for the response. I'm glad we're good.

I know I went after Phish but I also made a point of saying that "many, many people whose musical taste I respect" (including musicians) love them. That certainly goes for you and A-Dub, among others. I was trying to explain (in colorful language) what they sound like to me, subjectively. I wish I heard what so many other people hear.

Anyway, time to argue about something else now!
 
Ive been following Goose for about 4 years - they are a great new bank and have really burst through the ceiling most new bands face after 4/5 years. To sell out Mohegan is a great sign for them - Happy for these guys
Rick M is a real talent with his voice and guitar work - I can see him as a very successful solo artist.
Phish is Phish and you either really like them or just plain don't like them. I am a huge TAB fan and like Phish but love TAB - it just brings Trey to a place where I see him as much more relaxed and free - like JG was with the JG Band. BUT - as with the GDead and ABB - there is nothing like a good old Phish show
Eggy is really good and it will be interesting to see where they take their music as they gain more notoriety. I enjoy listening to them and hope they come out with some more new music real soon.
Saw Umphrey play at Levon Helms studio in Woodstock in June. Wished more established artists them would do so- audience of 200, can come and go and return as you please, bring in your own beverages - a real treat. It was hat as hell that night and the place can get warm. Brought my son the Bethel that afternoon and original Woodstock site - great vibes.
 
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(sorry buds, buuuuut)
can't listen to anymore smelly fish wannabees, who are just still ded dead wannabees, which are just burlington or boulder jam bands dreaming of playing at red rocks while wearing goofy goat herder hats... that barely register on youtube.
heck, the dead barely register on you tube, particularly when compared to jose balvin or gorrillaz.
that ditty that i posted last week, only a few days after it came out? now 60k hits. getting pop-u-lar. some of youse seriously need a shower - it ain't 1972 no more.

don't hate on popular music.

ps. particularly cranky today becuz we were supposed to be at the Amp in Bridgeport last nite to hear Little Big Town, but the bug ended that. so no, retrothroback music to a time when it was popular only in the minds of a select few ain't workin for me today. sometimes, we play dead music in the barns to put the fleabags on chill.
fire on the mountain? as if. is string cheese incident 'windy mountain' the same song? they all sound like the same song.
having said all that, doesn't mean i ain't cheering for their commercial success. i hope everyone gets what they want.
oops, just realized that parkay uses their version of goofy goat herder hat shtick with the goofy guy eye make up shtick. shtick everrwhere. nu wave called, they want their mascara back.
 
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hooo, boy. that 'sweet emotion' (cover ur ears aerosmith!) is aboot as legit as the goose 'danger zone.' that is, not. turrible. yeah, i said it. and now, for ur musical enjoyment, i present the real deal
when he sez 'speed' he's talking mph, and not pharma's. ain't nobody in service, out there where life and death are very real, playing either of those two lame copies. garuntee.

accept no substitutes. put down the kwayludes.
 

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PS: I used to think @August_West was a "Heady Topper" based on exchanges on the board; then we realized we knew each other in real life (from two independent sources no less), and we've definitely benefited from the opportunity to have several in-person discussions about all manner of things, especially music.
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Jimmy Fallon Lol GIF by Late Night with Seth Meyers
 
ClifSpliffy said:
(sorry buds, buuuuut)
can't listen to anymore smelly fish wannabees, who are just still ded dead wannabees, which are just burlington or boulder jam bands dreaming of playing at red rocks while wearing goofy goat herder hats... that barely register on youtube.
heck, the dead barely register on you tube, particularly when compared to jose balvin or gorrillaz.
that ditty that i posted last week, only a few days after it came out? now 60k hits. getting pop-u-lar. some of youse seriously need a shower - it ain't 1972 no more.

don't hate on popular music.

ps. particularly cranky today becuz we were supposed to be at the Amp in Bridgeport last nite to hear Little Big Town, but the bug ended that. so no, retrothroback music to a time when it was popular only in the minds of a select few ain't workin for me today. sometimes, we play dead music in the barns to put the fleabags on chill.
fire on the mountain? as if. is string cheese incident 'windy mountain' the same song? they all sound like the same song.
having said all that, doesn't mean i ain't cheering for their commercial success. i hope everyone gets what they want.
oops, just realized that parkay uses their version of goofy goat herder hat shtick with the goofy guy eye make up shtick. shtick everrwhere. nu wave called, they want their mascara back.
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I dont think the Grateful Dead's success ever depended on their youtube viewership
 
ClifSpliffy said:
(sorry buds, buuuuut)
can't listen to anymore smelly fish wannabees, who are just still ded dead wannabees, which are just burlington or boulder jam bands dreaming of playing at red rocks while wearing goofy goat herder hats... that barely register on youtube.
heck, the dead barely register on you tube, particularly when compared to jose balvin or gorrillaz.
that ditty that i posted last week, only a few days after it came out? now 60k hits. getting pop-u-lar. some of youse seriously need a shower - it ain't 1972 no more.

don't hate on popular music.

ps. particularly cranky today becuz we were supposed to be at the Amp in Bridgeport last nite to hear Little Big Town, but the bug ended that. so no, retrothroback music to a time when it was popular only in the minds of a select few ain't workin for me today. sometimes, we play dead music in the barns to put the fleabags on chill.
fire on the mountain? as if. is string cheese incident 'windy mountain' the same song? they all sound like the same song.
having said all that, doesn't mean i ain't cheering for their commercial success. i hope everyone gets what they want.
oops, just realized that parkay uses their version of goofy goat herder hat shtick with the goofy guy eye make up shtick. shtick everrwhere. nu wave called, they want their mascara back.
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Good beat.

Good Cityscape visual. Serious impromptu metro dancing.

Can't quite figure out if the music fuses rock with subtle reggae or more genres are fused into its mosaic. All part of the musical kaleidoscope, methinks.
 
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Improviser said:
Good beat.

Good Cityscape visual. Serious impromptu metro dancing.

Can't quite figure out if the music fuses rock with subtle reggae or more genres are fused into its mosaic. All part of the musical kaleidoscope, methinks.
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'Can't quite figure out if the music fuses rock with subtle reggae or more genres are fused into its mosaic. All part of the musical kaleidoscope, methinks.'
i don't know. beyond my pay grade. i do know that it's fun, and u can dance to it.
a while back, i asked pops aboot the dead thing.
'i don't get it, i never hear them in contemporary surroundings, except mebbe if those clove smokin girls are around, and fish is something that i eat, not listen to. what was it aboot?'
(paraphrasing) 'well, you had to be there (he always sez that).
'i wasn't, that's why i'm asking you, so break loose with the juice bruce.'
(his name ain't bruce).
'well, back in school daze at Central, you had plenty of white kids, who may be heading out to vietnam, or had family there, listening hard to ccr, doors, stones, and such, and other parts of that group were strictly pop like chicago, elton john, and some disco starting to kick in. country was always there too, even in the city. the jackson 5 were a force, especially for the girls in middle school. a lot of the black kids, who also may be headed off to war or had family there, were tuned into motown and such, yet both 'groups' had a large crossection enjoying it all. our parties were a blast. things like dead, joplin, and such were far off the common spectrum, and you didn't feel that stuff like csny or bob dylan until, if you were lucky enough, you headed off to college, where you now saw the nighttime life for all ur daytime pals from staples, barlow, and such. lotsa angst for that crowd, and it showed in a lot of their music. that 'scene' was a bit boring for me, seemed always the same, too much hard drugs, and becuz of how i grew up, with that smorgesbord of humanity around me. that group, and the tv, kept telling me that this is how it be, but i never bought that, and watched nixon win an absolute blowout, contrary to what that college vibe was (he didn't like nixon, either). they even shut down uni's, leaving many wondering 'what aboot us?' we like a good bowl, bud, babes, and a blowout, but could you stop telling everybody what to do? we got to pay for school, and lots of us want to go places after this.'
iirc, i was like ' sooo, that cranky crowd went on to get hitched, then divorced, with many helicoptering over their one kid, swigging prescripts by the handful, still trying to tell everyone how it be, and that's how we got here?'
'something like that, boy, something like that...'
next up - was dave mathews only enjoyed by girls at private New England colleges? seemed like it to me. lol.

and now, from New Haven, Connecticut,


it's only rock and roll, and i like it.
 
ps. still cranky after getting cheated out of seeing these folks yesterday.


im supposed to be basking in the glow of the day after we all got together to have a smokin good time, and a nice loong weekend with friends, old and new, but nooooooo, instead im stuck here writing essays on western civilization and why it's downfall is all 'jambands' fault.
almost 80m hits on this one. turrible. u see any angst here? we don't.
'you can climb the ladder, just don't rock the boat as i barbeque..."
 
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ClifSpliffy said:
'Can't quite figure out if the music fuses rock with subtle reggae or more genres are fused into its mosaic. All part of the musical kaleidoscope, methinks.'
i don't know. beyond my pay grade. i do know that it's fun, and u can dance to it.
a while back, i asked pops aboot the dead thing.
'i don't get it, i never hear them in contemporary surroundings, except mebbe if those clove smokin girls are around, and fish is something that i eat, not listen to. what was it aboot?'
(paraphrasing) 'well, you had to be there (he always sez that).
'i wasn't, that's why i'm asking you, so break loose with the juice bruce.'
(his name ain't bruce).
'well, back in school daze at Central, you had plenty of white kids, who may be heading out to vietnam, or had family there, listening hard to ccr, doors, stones, and such, and other parts of that group were strictly pop like chicago, elton john, and some disco starting to kick in. country was always there too, even in the city. the jackson 5 were a force, especially for the girls in middle school. a lot of the black kids, who also may be headed off to war or had family there, were tuned into motown and such, yet both 'groups' had a large crossection enjoying it all. our parties were a blast. things like dead, joplin, and such were far off the common spectrum, and you didn't feel that stuff like csny or bob dylan until, if you were lucky enough, you headed off to college, where you now saw the nighttime life for all ur daytime pals from staples, barlow, and such. lotsa angst for that crowd, and it showed in a lot of their music. that 'scene' was a bit boring for me, seemed always the same, too much hard drugs, and becuz of how i grew up, with that smorgesbord of humanity around me. that group, and the tv, kept telling me that this is how it be, but i never bought that, and watched nixon win an absolute blowout, contrary to what that college vibe was (he didn't like nixon, either). they even shut down uni's, leaving many wondering 'what aboot us?' we like a good bowl, bud, babes, and a blowout, but could you stop telling everybody what to do? we got to pay for school, and lots of us want to go places after this.'
iirc, i was like ' sooo, that cranky crowd went on to get hitched, then divorced, with many helicoptering over their one kid, swigging prescripts by the handful, still trying to tell everyone how it be, and that's how we got here?'
'something like that, boy, something like that...'
next up - was dave mathews only enjoyed by girls at private New England colleges? seemed like it to me. lol.

and now, from New Haven, Connecticut,


it's only rock and roll, and i like it.
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Others of us ____agenarians liked Abba.

Speaking of Swedish groups, go to Youtube to hear and see The Fastback, circa now group. Rock and roll it is or like Rockabilly circa now.
 
Never heard of Goose...but open to trying just about anything music-wise. You Tube'd them up this morning and listening to them at Peach Fest 2019. Someone with more exposure might be able to say where that ranks in terms of their performances, but this is very easy to listen to!
 
Yardigan said:
Never heard of Goose...but open to trying just about anything music-wise. You Tube'd them up this morning and listening to them at Peach Fest 2019. Someone with more exposure might be able to say where that ranks in terms of their performances, but this is very easy to listen to!
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That peach show is sort of what put them on the national radar.
Bingo tour night 4 was a really good set, and I personally really like the two Westville bowl shows from June this year. I also had a great time at the 2 Halloween shows last November (They got delayed a week due to snow)…Their bingo tour got condensed into a movie of sorts that you can watch on prime, or if you want to eat some paper or mushrooms and listen to the Ted tapes on YouTube that is also an interesting experience…..Off to porch Fest to see Palmieri.
 
Improviser said:
Others of us ____agenarians liked Abba.

Speaking of Swedish groups, go to Youtube to hear and see The Fastback, circa now group. Rock and roll it is or like Rockabilly circa now.
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abba rocks. soo many good tunes. here's what a half billion hits sounds like, cuz, ya know, you can dance to it. sweeeeeeet, and it's not even close to my fav of theirs.


dis place has a yuge gap in appreciation for the other half of the population that can bring it just as well as the guys.
 
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i mean, they just wanna have fun. what's wrong with that? almost 1 billion hits.


eat ur heart out, deadheads. youse never smile anyhow.
right aboot now, we could use a whole lot moar fun, and a whole lotta less fear and the constant gnashing of teeth. it ain't a crime (yet?) to smile.
 
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speaking of a fun, popular, and timeless tune that is actually a slow jam that u can dance to, have sum


the comment section looks like a veritable united nations of luv for it.
ps. yeti's are total poser ripoffs.

hey auggie doggie! add this to ur repetoire, cuz the folks will luv it!
garuntee.
 
Can’t wait for the second set Creatures opener(yes I’m calling it now!!)
 
new release, one day old.
500,000 hits.
i got 1 million hits by tuesday (mebbe tonite?) in the pool.


got a little 'truckin' intro going on, with sum jazzy, bluesy, snoozy stuff tossed in. not really my cup of chai as it kinda fails most of my criteria, but one. it's important.
this guy makes a lot of important beats. good on him.
'i knew that something was going wrong,
when you starting laying down the law...'
yup.
the spirit of freedom lives strong all around us, on fishin boats and bicycles delivering packages. can't be stopped. noice.
 
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Coach McGurk said:
or if you want to eat some paper or mushrooms and listen to the Ted tapes on YouTube that is also an interesting experience…..Off to porch Fest to see Palmieri.
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Last week I was on my way back to Hartford area from Rhode Island. I loaded the Ted Tapes album on YouTube music. Goose is very new to me and Ted Tapes is my 1st experience musically listing to them. Let me tell you what great ride back. Really like that album, my brain neurons were running on all cylinders. I missed out on the Mohegan show but I will definitely catch them live.
 
The show I watched was 11/6/20 from Morris, CT. Apparently their previous show was rained out and they seemed on to me.
 
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ClifSpliffy said:
new release, one day old.
500,000 hits.
i got 1 million hits by tuesday (mebbe tonite?) in the pool.


got a little 'truckin' intro going on, with sum jazzy, bluesy, snoozy stuff tossed in. not really my cup of chai as it kinda fails most of my criteria, but one. it's important.
this guy makes a lot of important beats. good on him.
'i knew that something was going wrong,
when you starting laying down the law...'
yup.
the spirit of freedom lives strong all around us, on fishin boats and bicycles delivering packages. can't be stopped. noice.
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monday am. almost 1 1/4 million hits. i didn't win the pool.
meh, we win.
mg's pal, let's call her dizzy lizzy, and who is one of the least political people around, has been saying lately 'everybody is in such a mood...'

ya know, i got to thinkin that my tale of pops and the olden days, where he pointed out that the 'telling everrbody what to do' thing back then was far from the spirit on the ground. this beat is exactly that - a megaphone yelling 'stop telling everrbody what to do.'
live free or die, like it sez on the license plate. we ain't going away. ever.
 
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Just started listening to this band. I really like what I hear. What tracks would you suggest listening to to continue to develop my taste for them??
 
Bonnaroo and now a show at Radio City Music Hall?

I don't know much about Goose, but that's an impressive week of announced shows for these guys.
 
ClifSpliffy said:
abba rocks. soo many good tunes. here's what a half billion hits sounds like, cuz, ya know, you can dance to it. sweeeeeeet, and it's not even close to my fav of theirs.


dis place has a yuge gap in appreciation for the other half of the population that can bring it just as well as the guys.
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Abba actually has 10 new songs they released recently. More slow and ballad like, but good stuff. Either had or will have a show where avatars will appear , I think virtually on stage that look like the singers.

So, not them live. Not sure how it will go, but an interesting concept.

In the old days, the Ronettes were one of my favorites with recently deceased Ronnie Spector, and Darlene Love was a great singer for the Shirelles and for other groups.

I always liked good female groups in addition to good male groups.
 
Haven't checked them out yet, personally, but do know they're a big hit with the Dead related Discord I'm on.
 
Sachem said:
Goose F’s sooo hard! They blew up during the pandemic. Saw them up in N.H and New Haven at the tennis court which I have to say is my new favorite venue in CT! Was at the biscuits show also, but out of all the shows I’ve seen so far there no one rocked it like Billy Strings! Went to both nights. Next up in the band world is Neighbor..absolute fire!
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Yeah, that venue is a blast. Saw a couple JRAD shows there last summer. What a phenomenal time. Doesn't hurt that JRAD was on fire.

BTW, after seeing this, I jumped on Spotify to listen a bit, and found at least one song that dig a lot, so will definitely be checking out more. That Discord channel's Music Vault has 17 shows, so plenty to choose from
 
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