SlipLive

FooBar (http://www.foobar2000.org/) is my favorite. Plays just about everything (you need to download a plugin for shorten), and converts nearly anything directly into damn near anything else. Plus it's lightweight and highly configurable.

In order of decreasing frequency over the last few days: Joe West - South Dakota Hairdo Marco Benevento - Me Not Me, Live Yes Live, and everything else I can get my hands on Brad Bar - Every version of Hello I'm a Monster I can find Nathan Moore - You Yeah Smokin' Hot Lee Perry - Repentance Broken S...

Sweet!

One of the songs is titled The Slip - I wonder what the story is behind that one.

TrippTyTripp wrote:Harry, you didnt happen to make a copy of that back in '03 with a bunch of live kaki king bonus tracks on it did you?

Not being Harry, perhaps this is presumptuous, but...
Could you mean this show?
http://music.ibiblio.org/pub/multimedia ... 4-19.shnf/

Oh, I am so going to these.

Yikes. There's studio stuff posted there too, like The Lip's Zaireeka album. I doubt that they agreed to that.

That site just seems creepy

Thanks! Really enjoying these

Damn damn damn damn damn damn damn damn damn damn damn.
Just found out that Leo Kottke is playing in Pittsburgh this Saturday at the Carnegie Lecture Hall, and the show is already sold out. Aaarrrrgh. Maybe I can sneak in.

http://www.calliopehouse.org/

Favorites in no particular order: Todd Snider opening for Was (Not Was) - 5-7-2008, Rex Theatre - Pittsburgh, PA Brad Barr & Sonya Kitchell w/ The Slip - 10-7-2008, Club Cafe, Pittsburgh, PA El Ten Eleven - 6-21-2008 - Brillobox, Pittsburgh, PA Yonder Mountain String Band - 6-8-2008 - Hartwood A...

Ha. I spent all morning trying to figure out the line about Dionysus. The closest I got was "Where hold an eye and ice has died," which certainly made no sense. Thanks.

My Grandfather was orphaned when he was very young. For that and other reasons I never learned much about his parents, apart from a few anecdotes and the story of the fire that killed them. I recently found a moldy pile of documents tucked away in the attic, and in it was what looked like a birth ce...

The first track brought me to tears.
Thanks.

I'll try to put together a torrent tonight when I get home from work.

Got mine! Woohoo!

7-Zip is a great easy-to-use alternative to winzip: http://www.7-zip.org/. You might still have to send it in two or three parts in order to stay within Sendspace's 300 MB filesize limit.

Oh my, I hope so because I'd really love to have a recording from this tour. However, I'm not certain of Sonya's attitude towards distribution of audience recordings (There's nothing on her website that I can find), and I'm also not sure about Brad's feelings about sharing of his solo stuff from the...