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Compared to last year, it was a gorgeous night at Jones Beach for the Ratdog / Brothers double bill. Ratdog gets to go on first but play an almost full two hour set. The Brothers headline and play for a little over 2 hours. Ratdog was really good. I like the jazzy vibe that they bring and in fact I am digging it moer than Phil & Friends these days. Phil needs new friends, but that is a different post. I am really looking forward to the Westbury shows in October. Th... MORE
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http://mog.com/dermahrk/">Dermahrk suggested that I put up a photo of my old dog "Bear", he passed on several years ago and I have yet to find another, maybe this will help push me into taking another trip to the local Animal Shelter... The new Mog certainly is fast, both photos and mp3s load in the blink of an eye but I can't edit the mp3 after the fact...still playing around with it all, anybody try the Rhapsody thingy yet? Guess I'm about to but am I e... MORE
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Well, I haven't been too inspired to post lately; maybe it's the change of seasons or just that I've been busy elsewhere. But I have been watching the wheels go round and anticipating the "new changes" in store for mog, hoping for a sneak preview (hint, hint). So what has brought on the inspiration for this post? Glad you asked... RocknRollPimp -had the audacity- recently shared a picture of his "bumper" with us and what a ghastly sight it was, NSFW, so I won't bother ... MORE
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Just one of the many highlights from last night's show in Lowell I felt the need to share with y'all.
Here's "The Other One" with Dennis McNally doing a reading from "On The Road" in the midst of it. It works, trust me.
Get into a bebop frame of mind and put on your noodling shoes, don't need no drugs just a little shift out of the yesterdays and tomorrows; the "New Vision" ain't so new anymore, but it's still around sometimes, somewhere...
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MK has posted a message on his Web site regarding this summer. http://markkaran.com/For updated info, please visit http://www.ratdog.org/. Since 1998, Mark has been touring with the extended "Grateful Dead family" (The Other Ones, Mickey Hart's Planet Drum, Phil Lesh & Friends and Bob Weir & RatDog). He has held the lead guitar slot in RatDog for the last eight years, touring year-round. Before crossing over into the land of the Dead, Mark worked his guitar voodoo for th... MORE
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You can hear the Bob Weir concert broadcast live on your computer!
Just go to MVYRadio.com at 6:15PM (east coast time) on Sunday, August 12th.
http://www.mvyradio.com/index3.php
http://www.lowellsummermusic.org/
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http://mog.com/B42/blog_post/102074
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Ratdog 12/13/2005 Grand Ballroom, San Francisco, CA Ratdog atBoarding House ParkFrench & John Steets, Lowell, MASunday, August 12, 2007 This show will include a historic question and answer session with Bob Weir and Dennis McNally (authored "Desperate Angel" in 1978, a great bio of Jack and his buddy beats) , who will discuss the importance of Lowell native Jack Kerouac's novel 'On The Road', along with his traveling partner Neal Cassady's influence on the Grat... MORE
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As long as we're "skirting the edge" as evidenced by Anna's post (here) this somewhat seedy song came to mind, enjoy... Well, I spend my tomcat nights in New OrleansAlways 'round this red moon time of yearJust let it go, and fall right off the deep end 'Cause you sure don't look for soul salvation here Bars and alleys are running wild with Frat RatsAnd your three-piece Bible-belt conventioneersAnd your drag queens and your strip barsAnd your hazy purple streetlights Al... MORE
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Pouring down rain, washing the snow away..."No work today!", he exclaims with delight, gives me more time to play with the new 'puter. Got me a Mac and I ain't goin' back; now there's a song lyric as well as a hip commercial theme. No more PC Blues for me...
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RatDog, Los Lobos, Buddy Guy, Deep Banana Blackout, Assembly of Dust, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, and more to be announced.
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Thanks for the feedback on the Original Post, I started a comment and it turned into this..... I guess my most memorable "synch" was coming home from overseas after a long voyage aboard a freighter, (I was in the Merchant Marines for a few years), lovesick with infatuation and "coming of age" emotionally, (read: turmoil in coflict), my folks bought me "Go To Heaven" by the Grateful Dead; they rarely bought music, and were not at all familiar with what they were buying, an... MORE
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Well the much anticipated new and improved has arrived and I just had to kick the tires and take her out for a spin this morning before getting ready for work.Pros - the integration is fun; a total mashup of all the vids, songs, trusteds, and favs makes it eternally browsable without ever leaving the site.Cons - Too easy to get lost in here, "Honey, Where are you?" "I'm lost in the mogos and I can't find my way out!" What do you mean jambands isn't a genre? If hip hop and ... MORE
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Went to night one of the McDowell Mountain Music Festival and for the most part thoroughly enjoyed myself.The Neville Brothers were seriously funky - funkier than the last time I saw them - even if they did pretty much the same stuff I remember them playing 15 years ago - Iko Iko, Fire on the Bayou, Yellow Moon, Voodoo, Tell It Like It Is, Fever, etc. plus a killer version of Herbie Hancock's Chameleon. Ratdog's set was a little wearying. But then I'd been up for 14 hour... MORE
