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Dude, there was a concert up here this year that I missed. It was Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, and John Mellencamp. It was in July when we were at the beach and I couldn't get there.
That San Quentin song is great. That's the kind of stuff from Johnny Cash I like too. I really like the Ballad of Ira Hayes and Sunday Morning Comin' Down.
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Johnny Cash is the man.
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Best ****ing train song
JC - Folsum Prison Blues
Arlo Guthrie - City of New Orleans
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johnny cash dont smoke hash. he's out there lyin on the track. hes on the train, he aint never comin back.
he's great, and yes the dead cover big river amazingly well.
i saw dylan, willie nelson and the dead this summer at rothbury music festival. willie was very good, dylan was meh, and the dead stole my face right off my head. Warren ****ing Haynes.
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NiceMarmotWednesday
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I saw Dylan right before I left Texas in 06. He didn't play the guitar because of his health, he stood at the keyboard all night. His lyrics were nearly unintelligible. It wasn't pretty. I would rather have been in my living room listening to Nashville Skyline.
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I downloaded "Live in Europe" onto my iPod. I really dig the Dead.
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Excuse me? What's that?
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That's sarcasm. But I did download them, to give them a go. No go. Just can't abide them.
They are still on my iPod. I bought the album "Live in Europe," hoping for some inkling that I might have missed something. Tried to be open-minded. Sorry. They are to me what Tom Waits is to you.
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Im with Scuff on this one, I just can't get into the Dead. They have a few good songs that I like, but for the most part it just doesn't move me. Maybe if I was high...
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I like them more and more, especially the Garcia/Grisman stuff.
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