Ulijon
2018-07-27 23:00:56
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Thank you, My best start in some time. Best of luck for the rest of this tour! |
tlu
2018-07-27 22:03:02
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congrats, ulijon, nice start! |
tbc
2018-07-27 14:04:53
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god luck with your picks team it's game on. |
tbc
2018-07-26 01:24:30
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my stress levels are very high already this summer this year has not been good so far |
tlu
2018-07-25 23:05:27
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I'm in! Let's go Bob! Sorry for raising your anxiety, Captain. |
Ulijon
2018-07-25 18:08:07
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HI - Made my picks, wish I had checked in when you were chatting about WC...I watched every match |
tbc
2018-07-25 11:33:52
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left messages for Jim he's been on LINE AT FACEBOOK 4hrs ago but no reply |
RubinCarter
2018-07-24 22:56:13
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picks done... @tbc...thanks for the reminder pm |
Curfew Gull
2018-07-23 12:39:29
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Picks done. Let the humiliation begin. On a lighter note goin to the two Melbourne shows. |
tbc
2018-07-16 13:45:50
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Got odds of 7/1 for France pre-tournement) to win didn't take it thought they should of been higher.nothing more to say |
tlu
2018-07-10 02:37:14
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Sorry to disappoint my German and English friends, but I put my money on Belgium. We'll see. I wouldn't mind if England won; in fact, I'd like it. It's only five bucks, so I'm not sweating it. |
RubinCarter
2018-06-27 20:13:11
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Disaster...team seemed tired and it would not have been deserved going to the next stage.First time experience for us and we have to learn to deal with that.I am sorry for our manager Loew. Now I really hope England will make it! |
tlu
2018-06-23 21:57:35
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THAT was unbelievable, RC! I was just about to send my condolences. Holy shit. |
RubinCarter
2018-06-18 19:50:23
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what a painful performance against Mexico..guess they will go home very soon.
Good Luck now Three Lions ! |
tlu
2018-04-24 03:40:24
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at this point, probably nothing bob can do to break our team into the Top Ten this tour. But, man, it was a great ride. Good work, team! And what a pleasant tour for a change. |
tbc
2018-04-23 11:21:46
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nice recording Ruben pity it was spoiled by late comers |
RubinCarter
2018-04-22 19:16:32
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nice show in Bielefeld... enjoyed it a lot... only wish for one thing in the future,
if Bob would delete these last 3 "trash songs" and better play some more of his own stuff.
He has such a great and much better back cataloge than these 3 songs. |
tlu
2018-04-14 05:23:00
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thanks for the advice, trev. But how in HELL could you toss all 88-09!! EGADS, man, did you lose your mind? Half the NET, and the better half, too! Okay, I'm done ranting. I'm not going to miss the garden or grounds much. I cannot take summer outside heat here at sea level. shows I have on hard drives I mainly have backed up on a disconnected 3TB monster that I plug in only when I do a periodic backup. I've been listening to shows as I do this work, and I must say I'm enjoying revisiting some shows that I'd forgotten about, and maybe every other show there's at least one gem performance that makes me go, "I can't toss that show. what if there's a gem in there I'm tossing?" Still, I toss it if my protocol mentioned above and memory don't suggest something about that show. My collection never was, and now it never will, be complete. I think I'm coming to grips with that in great part because completeness was not a high priority for me. It sounds like you're grieving because you had some sense of near completeness. Thank you for shows you've contributed to me when I asked. I still have yours and rc's. My children don't want the collection. My wife doesn't want it, so I tell myself I'm doing the mature, personal responsibility thing by taking care of it myself. Sigh. |
tlu
2018-04-14 05:22:48
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phew! I knew you loved '84 but I couldn't believe you would gut the NET--and you didn't!!
Seriously, can you think of any artist in any field whose been as productive as Dylan has been from age 47 to 77? Picasso perhaps. Now granted only recently have artists been able to live that long. He has reminded a lot of people of Keats, of course, in their twenties. So we might start there in comparisons, but Bob's produced so much more than Keats of greater value than Keats. Frank Sinatra had a great long career, a brilliant youth and stately later years. Still. Whitman and Melville didn't have the youth Bob had, but they produced some great later stuff. I should ask Ricks sometime what he thinks. Maybe I'll goad him into offering up some gems. |
tlu
2018-04-14 05:18:28
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phew! I knew you loved '84 but I couldn't believe you would gut the NET--and you didn't!!
Seriously, can you think of any artist in any field whose been as productive as Dylan has been from age 47 to 77? Picasso perhaps. Now granted only recently have artists been able to live that long. He has reminded a lot of people of Keats, of course, in their twenties. So we might start there in comparisons, but Bob's produced so much more than Keats of greater value than Keats. Frank Sinatra had a great long career, a brilliant youth and stately later years. Still. Whitman and Melville didn't have the youth Bob had, but they produced some great later stuff. I should ask Ricks sometime what he thinks. Maybe I'll goad him into offering up some gems. |
