The Poojer

The one on the right looks like a young Julie Bowen

No, he really doesn't. That's an attractive woman, and that's an awesome picture

Did she target him??? Sounds weird

We'll, mother nature remains undefeated. 2 songs into set 2 and the rain and lightening hit and the show was paused and eventually called. We got a good Playing In The Band and a smoking Uncle John. Shame it ended like that, but we knew rain was coming and frankly to have made it into the second set was pretty surprising. Side note. Set 1 the weight, Bobby broke into a falsetto verse. He seems to be having an absolute ball on this tour and his voice has been very very weir-like. This would have been the second set...yikes, that would have been epic

Night 2 Set 1 Hell in a bucket Hurts me too Cumberland mine blues Ship of Fools Ramble on Rose The Weight Music never stopped Easy Answers

Live across the street from the SEPTA/Amtrak line

It's a very cool vibe. If you go in expecting the 70's-80's scene you'll be disappointed. The 3 original members are still playing really really really well, sure Bobby's growl has lessened a bit and he's keeping the pace a bit slower. The 3 new guys are absolutely killing it. Jeff Chimenti is on par with Brent, except for the vocals. Oteil is so friggin hot and smooth up there. Mayer is Mayer, premier guitarist with a past that doesn't necessarily endear himself to the jam crowd, but his reverence to Jerry and the history of the dead is unquestionable. He's the real deal. Now for the crowd. I watched the crowd a ton last night. You still have the stoners showing up and just being hippies. The dancing in the crowd is as vibrant as ever. The coolest thing is seeing the parents bringing their kids of all ages so they can experience this crazy trip their parents keep taking every summer. It's very cool to see the community atmosphere play out. The only negative....the post lot scene and the hippie crack and accompanying nitrous Mafia. I watched teams of people moving from spot to spot with their tanks and balloons to get to an unoccupied spot or outrun the po-po. Bottom line, don't hope to recreate the past, expect new memories and the opportunity for the music of the dead to keep going.

Second set Fade away Dark star 15 minutes St Stephen Muddy river Drums and space 9 minutes Wheel Diamonds on the soles of her shoes (Paul Simon) Wharf rat Fade away e - ripple

Camden first set Jack Straw ->cold rain -> deep ellum-> jack a roe-> loser-> bertha-> cassidy->jack straw

Some day I will make Lockn

going to both Camden shows this weekend...might go to Raleigh next weekend, considering SPAC and Darien Lake as well. Calling for a very wet weekend, so it should be interesting. Watched the Nugs.TV stream from the Mansfield opener on Wednesday, they busted out a couple song debuts, they seemed to be having a great time on stage. Bobby was dancing around and Mayer had the Mayer face in full force.

i will usually choose crunchy, but recently got a vitamix and i haven't fine tuned my mixing skills yet to keep it crunchy but do not mind the creamy one bit. there are times if i don't feel like cooking dinner, a couple of heaping spoonfuls of peanut butter fit the bill just fine. and speaking of vitamix...time to go whip up a smoothie, and yeah, you can take that anyway you want...probably accurate ?

Fixed it for you

Battle posted on Twitter, nice to be home, with a picture of him in Orange coming out of the tunnel Yikes, I guess he removed the post

What did i miss, she looks pretty damned good!

http://cnycentral.com/sports/reports-tyus-battle-will-bow-out-of-nba-draft-return-to-syracuse

Beer for me....i refuse to drink store brand beer

That's an old Buick commercial...it might have been a super bowl commercial

One good thing aboutmusic, when it hits you, you feel no pain. Bob Marley

I was going to post this one last week....that smile of hers is killer...love the expression on her face when she meets that kid in the stroller.

But he is playing 48 minutes a game because they need him to. I think he is so overpowering and overwhelming with his talents that the play against him gives the illusion he makes players better. I am NOT taking anything away from how awesome he is.... There's just something stuck in my 'craw' that doesn't believe he improves the players around him.

As good/great as Lebron is, do you think he makes his teammates better? I contend that he is that good that he doesn't but gives the appearance he does. He draws double and triple teams most of the times which leaves his teammates more open to make shots, drive, pass etc... Asking because there is speculation that he has some passing interest in philly, and vice versa(moreso), and I think he would destroy the skills and playing ability of the young guns like Embiid, Fultz, Simmons, TLC, Saric, Korkmaz(potentially). Lebron is capable of taking a team of 5 me's and him and making it deep into a playoff run, i don't think he makes those around him better. Thoughts?

Just listened to Looks Like Rain from that show on my way in to work....Summer tour starts this week, I am going Friday & Saturday, possibly Raleigh the following saturday...cannot frigging wait

I'm sure 95% of the problem stems from his parents naming him Pseudonym Paul. I thought being named The Poojer was bad.