The Lost Sailor's Pub

GracefulDuck · Joined: 26 Mar 2011 Posts: 190

That was a fun one. Great choice for a show and the chance to rediscover it with enthusiastic participants. I hope we can do more like last night.

Kochman · Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 3:09 pm Post subject: Re: Sunday Night 4-1

GracefulDuck wrote:

That was a fun one. Great choice for a show and the chance to rediscover it with enthusiastic participants. I hope we can do more like last night.

What show was it?

swamiGD80s · Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 9:44 pm Post subject: Re: Sunday Night 4-1

Kochman wrote:

GracefulDuck wrote:

That was a fun one. Great choice for a show and the chance to rediscover it with enthusiastic participants. I hope we can do more like last night.

What show was it?

Really good Matrix on archive of 7-27-82 Red Rocks. I believe you are familiar with that one Captain.

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GracefulDuck · Joined: 26 Mar 2011 Posts: 190

Yeah it was a very fun show to listen to. LPs are a great way to spend time with each other by actually "Listening to Grateful Dead". I wish more people would stop the hate for each other and come together 'round the campfire. It would be more compelling - at least for me to participate. Thanks to swami and cheesebeer for having the open mindedness to hang with me last Sunday. Maybe we can do it again sometime.

Kochman · Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 2:42 pm Post subject:

GracefulDuck wrote:

Yeah it was a very fun show to listen to. LPs are a great way to spend time with each other by actually "Listening to Grateful Dead". I wish more people would stop the hate for each other and come together 'round the campfire. It would be more compelling - at least for me to participate. Thanks to swami and cheesebeer for having the open mindedness to hang with me last Sunday. Maybe we can do it again sometime.

Great show.

And, yes... I hear you...
I can tell you, when I am at LPs, I can stop the shenanigans, but other than that the chatbox goes completely unmonitored by me... enter at your own risk.