DRIVE BY TRUCKERS fans, UNITE!!!

Oh, and I do like the new remastering/mixing/re-recording/tracklist of "Dirty South," too. It's still too long, but this band (especially this era of the band) does shaggy and shambling almost as well as Crazy Horse.

Yeah it’s pretty great

I’ve come around on the re-do of Sands of Iwo Jima … him dropping the falsetto does make the heartfelt lyrics go over a little better. Maybe he just felt it was weird to sing about his grandad in a high pitched voice lol

I saw Hood a couple of times last weekend (Cooley was actually playing the same night across town one of the nights, but I opted for double Hood). Good mix of old and new, a nice refresher that early tracks like "The Company I Keep" and (always) "The Living Bubba" show how good he was out of the gate. Best of all I brought three people with me, my pal who is a fan, his sister (who had never heard of Hood) and my friend's 70-year old dad, who came away converted. It's always great to go to shows with blank-slates, people not hindered by baggage or snobbery. They loved it.

A case of sterling bigmouth

i sneaked up them stairs

and puked in the toilet

lol

“Don’t call what you’re wearing a sterling bigmouth”

BUT I SURE SAW OZZY OSBOURNE
WITH RANDY RHOADS IN 82
RIGHT BEFORE THAT PLANE CRASH

I like how he's occasionally changed the bands over the years. I've heard him talking about seeing the Clash, and seeing the Replacements, and seeing Springsteen, etc.

it’s one of the first songs i remember from the first time i ever saw them live back in 2006 i think

part of what grabbed me was how this song so perfectly reflected that universal language (well within my friendship circle) the way my friends & i talked to each other, and mr veg and i - the stories that go with those great concerts you saw, or the ones you never get to

I was drinking with my ex and the “scared shitless of what’s coming next” came on and she

*driving
And she cracked up

hood turned 60 today : /

They are touring Southern Rock Opera this fall.

yes! we put in ticket requests for one of the SF Fillmore shows :D

can’t wait

ticket prices seem ... weird.

$40 each for standing room at the Fillmore felt kinda normal or at least less upsetting than Pearl Jam

Bought my tix. They were $45 plus $20 of extra BS for House of (fuckin) Blues. Early all ages show, which is odd. Seeing the second night, because Adrian Belew et al. are the night before, and I am the weirdo that is seeing King Crimson and DBT on back to back nights.

nice!