I wish the Budos Band would swing through the midwest on a tour . . . . they could have Quentin film them.
 
Simply perfect title; The Burnt Offerings Tour!
 
8-D

Four Tops Greatest Hits, Marvin Gaye Let's Get It On, a Motown compilation called Hitsville.
 
Peter

Yesterday, at a restaurant in Key West, I heard a rasta guy with a drum machine and steel drums playing what I eventually realized was Reflections by The Supremes, and Stevie Wonder's Sir Duke.  Strange.
 
Bill, tgo

A Farewell to Kings     by Rush.  We're in the process of adding Cygnus X-1 into our Rush tribute set list.

Tone Poems by David Grisman and Tony Rice. Learning a few tunes off this incredible work for the new bluegrass project with which I'm involved. Finding it hard to stay on task at practice though because I'm getting so caught up in listening to the beautiful guitar and mandolin work.

That's a great project, as are the other volumes of Tone Poems. Sadly, Tony Rice is really ailing these days. Poor fella looks terribly frail. He's been one of my musical heroes for 30 years on now.

Hot Tuna, full concert, 6/24/11- Wolfgang's Vault. Nice acoustic gig with good audio and video, with interview afterwards. Recorded right at Wolfgang's Vault in San Francisco. This may seem like a foolish question to the more senior members here, but are you connected to that, Wolf? Just curious...

HI Rob ,   Questions are a positive inclination for the truth !  That is all good brother .
             I was once an employee of Mr. Bill Graham (Concert promoter) in the late 1970's to early 1980's .  I do not have any  affiliation with  Wolfgang's Vault other then being on their email list .  
 
Sonic Regards ,  
 
   Wolf

Testing my replacement headphones with some Froskull.
They are a hoot!
Everything from this:

 
To this:

Bands doing return to forever covers on You tube. One of my plans for next year is to do a gig of return to forever tracks.
I like this one.  

Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Christmas Eve & Other Stories.

Pearl Jam - Bootleg from the board from the October 20th Milwaukee show (which I was in attendance at.)
 
:-D

Meat Puppets 'Lollipop' and 'Sewn Together', I am loving the newer Meat puppets albums; some of their best music, although 'Monsters' has some of my fave solos...anyway, good music to listen to while I do jewelry work; especially stone setting, which can be silly amounts of stress (stones crack or pop out of the setting for no reason, just to send you crawling on the floor to find them...fun!)...Tony

Alpine Valley 8/22/82 (22/8/82 for our friends Over There).  Possibly the best show I saw; Zakir Hussain & John Cipollina sitting in 2nd set.
 
Peter

Peter, I was at that show!
Albeit I had a bit too much of a certain 'medicine' and don't remember much from the night . . . .  :-(