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  • Jack Straw 
  • Jack-a-Roe
  • Desolation Row
  • Stagger Lee
  • West LA Fade Away
  • Dark Hollow
  • Built to Last
  • Passenger
  • Women are Smarter
  • Deal

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  • Estimated Prophet -->
  • If I Had the World To Give
  • Slow Train
  • Bertha
  • Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down
  • Don't Let Go -->
  • Lay Down Sally
  • Don't Let Go
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Tuesday, 1/13/04, Smash Studio A

First jam of 2004 had us back as the core four in Smash Studio A.  There were no guests, no substitutes, just Coffee, Kev, Trister and I sharing the newly renovated Studio A.  The Smash staff was as dickish as ever and we vowed once again that this was to be our last night at that studio.  The place has the nerve to disrespect us by hanging signs all over the place that say in January Special for Studio A, 7 days a week, when you buy 3 hours of time and get one hour free.  It was as plain as day on the signs, no restrictions on the offer, yet they don't give us the discount. That is just "nerve" and terrible customer relations.  At least wait till we are gone to hang the signs if they are meant for everyone but Deadstein.  We were probably their best customer in 2003.  We didn't even get a bottle of whiskey from Smash as their best client, nothing but disrespect from that place and we are too old to be disrespected by the likes of them. So I guess we will be playing there next week.  I hope I'm kidding but I cannot imagine anything else.  Enough with the negatives.

We missed Brotpen and MiniT last night as we were only four little people in a big room.  I did play piano for the last 3 Garband songs though and had a really good time doing so.  As Kevin said, I was  becoming my own worst nightmare.  Short of a bad Desolation Row that lost stamina after 2 verses we did pretty well in our playing and holding the music together.  The sounds were good and so were the groves.  Jack-a-Roe never lost a beat and tough ones like If I Had the World to Give were some how salvaged.  We are beginning to loose our Estimated abilities as that song only worked during the jam.  The Passenger was very good, powerful and fun.  Most stuff was something to write on the Internet about.

Kevin, Coffee-Bro and I met at the Fresco Taco where I tried a steak burrito for the first time and it was too messy to eat but there was nothing bad about it.  A cool thing of the night was that Kathy was seeing a movie in Clifton off of Route 3 last night that ended at 11:15, it started at 7:45 (Lord of the Rings), so we met at Paulie's Pizza, the mafia NJ pizza joint on the way home.  Pretty cool to see her munching at the counter when I arrived.  In addition, I don't have to see the movie now.  Giants hires Tom Coughlin as a new head coach and the Knicks traded for Stephan Marberry and Penny Hardaway so they all have a new look.  All I know is that this losing basketball team costs me an additional $10 to park due to them.  Everywhere in the world they are trying to squeeze another buck out of you.  Why couldn't everyplace be the Fresco Taco?  Life would then be so grande.

 

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Name: Larry G.
Date: 1/7/2004
Time: 10:03:37 AM
Remote Name: 4.23.190.228

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I assume Trister sang at least one more song that I cannot recall at this time.


Name: Trister
Date: 1/7/2004
Time: 10:25:28 AM
Remote Name: 24.151.72.16

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Poor Kathy is probably still in that movie theater. Seriously, why the hell would anyone make a movie that long? I felt like a friggin hobbit by the end of that thing. I had fun last night, and I apologize to those affected parties for my meltdown last week. Won't happen again. I thought we had some groovin Deadstein jams last night, except for Desolation Blow, and how 'bout Melvin Gindoff on the keys? Good stuff Larry. I don't know what to say about Smash. I love that room but that was ridiculous. We should have given them 150 and walked IMO. What's that skinny little prick gonna do, sick his girlfriend on us? Kevin, you need to talk to Clay and get a credit. That was bullshit and we all know it.


Name: KEVIN
Date: 1/7/2004
Time: 11:12:00 AM
Remote Name: 24.46.87.149

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Bullshit indeed. Credit accepted from, but not given to. Correct Trister, there were good jams last nite. Deadstein has something...what, I'm not really sure, but we got something. I, as usual, enjoyed the evening. I enjoyed the company as well as the moments of magic. And there were many moments. Much more in 2004.


Name: the jaded philosopher
Date: 1/11/2004
Time: 5:09:58 PM
Remote Name: 24.47.9.74

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change begets change. Deadstein lives on. Happy 2004 to freaks that never quit.

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