My Papi said “Son, you’re gonna drive me to drinkin’ if you don’t stop driving that hot rod Lincoln!”.
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Hmm… If tom Petty is gone, what’s taking Neil so long to boot the water-carrying container??
Im genuinely surprised to find he’s around, let alone TOURING.
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There are a lot of videos of Neil’s recent shows on YouTube. He’s still got it.
I was at the Rolling Stones show in Vegas on Saturday. They are still very energetic and fantastic.
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OK, I’m pleading ignorant hear, what does booting a water-carrying mean ?
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Kick the bucket (to die).
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Saw these guys about a year ago at the Paso Robles, CA amphitheater. Fantastic cover of a magnificent and haunting musical piece:
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This track (from the best live album ever recorded, imo) is proving to be as sadly relevant today as it was when it released 30 years ago.
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Must disagree. This is the best live album ever made:
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Or perhaps this one:
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It’s ok to be wrong. 
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Dale Turner is a good friend of mine.
Thanks ! I’ve never heard of that expression . They could have used that in the dead parrot sketch
Those are definitely 3 of the top choices for best live album ever.
My number one best live recording (by far) is:
Also the answer to the question:
you can only listen to one recording for the rest of your life,
for me would be this same album. If I could only choose one song, it would be ‘If you could see me now” from this album.
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Related to the Allman Brothers at the Fillmore East, I am a bit surprised that our friend @Chitz didn’t respond. I believe he has posted here before where that album is his #1.
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It’s a great album, but my #1? I don’t remember saying that. That would probably be the Beatles White Album. Or maybe Wish You Were Here. Or maybe Led Zeppelin II. So many choices…
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Well, my memory is faulty in my old age. But, I thought you had once said that, or something close to that. Oh well, thanks for helping me. I definitely hear you on so many choices.
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