Well, I did not go to any of Trey Anastasio’s summer tour. I saw him during his fall tour. Needless to say I was not impressed. I had a chance to catch him in Charlotte, NC this summer, but decided to catch Panic in Myrtle Beach, SC instead. The songs that they played during the… Continue reading Trey Anastasio's band
I was born in 1965, the same year The Grateful Dead was born and the year that the songs that would land on the Beatles’ landmark album “Rubber Soul” were probably starting to gel in the minds of the newly turned-on Fab Four. I grew up about as big of a Beatle fan as anyone… Continue reading George Harrison – by Mike Macchi
There is a place I remember as being the last place I remember. I’ll ask you kindly not to judge me too strongly as I recall the details of the onset of my present condition. There were situations there….Living creatures wore the skin of dead ones. I saw things moving in unnatural ways. Things happening,… Continue reading Insecticide (inspired by Kafka)
Songs that have asterisks are ones that Susan Tedeski joined in on. I don’t even think they announced her at the show, b/c the whole time we all kept saying, who is that??? and she really didn’t do much for the songs. i would have at least expected her to stand out a bit during… Continue reading The Other Ones | Brendan Byrne Arena | Setlist/Review
I hope you are all doing well and had an enjoyable summer! It is getting near spring here, evident by the pink flowers of the blooming peach trees. Yet the weather in the Highlands is still very cold! Some days, when it is cloudy or windy the temperature doesn’t get much above 65, and when… Continue reading Pamela at Lake Nyasa in Africa
I need to correct Grateful Web over their bias over the impact of oil and gas on the environment. First of all… the production that bush wants to open up in Colorado is GAS. Gas is very clean, not only for burning, but also to drill and produce. An average house in Boulder is far, far worse… Continue reading A perspective from an oil & gas V.P. from Midland, Texas
Navigating the undulating route of HWY 93 from Boulder, our trusty VW Bus, along with the countless others migrating from the north, was a spectator to a spectacular lightning display. There’s an ongoing jest between my friends and I about the contrast we experience when we leave our tranquil Boulder bubble, venturing into Jefferson County… Continue reading The Dead @ Red Rocks | 6/15/04
