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First Set
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  • Greatest Story Ever Told
  • Birdsong
  • I'll Take a Melody
  • Jack Straw
  • Queen Jane Approximately
  • If I had the World to Give -->
  • Music Never Stopped

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  • Hard to Handle
  • Estimated Prophet -->
  • Eyes of the World
  • Casey Jones
  • Samson and Delilah
  • Comfortably Numb
  • It's All Over Now Baby Blue

Next jam is next Wednesday, November 3, 2004. At Carroll's.

A crazy night before the lunar eclipse happened at Carroll's when of all things Scott Gibson entered the room with his triumphant Deadstein return.  It surprised many of us but the great thing was how it all worked out because Scott came to really just hand out but because we were moved to the bigger room we were able to hop-scadaddle a drum set from another studio so Scott was able to play the double drummer with Mitch throughout the whole night.  It was a really good experience to play Deadstein with two drummers again.  It sounded good and it seem to give Coffee a bit more leeway to try things that he had the freedom to try with Scott keeping the backbeat.  This was strongly apparent during the Estimated Eyes. 

Carroll's is still under construction and the $6,000 soundproof doors don't do their jobs without doorknobs, so they put us in the big room away from the poor orchestras that were rehearsing around us.  This proved to be the big break that ultimately allowed Scott to play with us.  They first put in some non-Twin amps in the room which were obviously not acceptable but they rectified that situation.   They also use SM57s instead of 58s which prevented the PA from sounding as good as it should have.  That was a situation they couldn't rectify and was a bit annoying.  Nevertheless, if you got on top of that 57 you could get a sound out of it.

Accept for the aforementioned Scottso showing up, there were no other guests.  There was some one who screamed in the room half way through the night saying we were great and requesting a Terrapin.  I was having a tough night mentally keeping my mind on fundamental structure, but good tone and inertia kept me going.  In addition I made a few too many bad decisions on leading the band through changes and end of jams for which I apologize.

Trister had the big lead in Comfortably Numb at the end of the night which was helped by us jamming on it at the beginning of the night.  He can do some impressive guitar stuff on that song.  His guitar was sounding great.

The Red Sox took the third game in a row against St Louis in the world series and are poised to break the 84 year curse on not winning the series.  They broke the curse the next night,  the night during the lunar eclipse.  I had Paulies Pizza on the way home and also finished the water that was in my car that I lost during the previous jam.

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Name: Scotty Boy
Date: 28 Oct 2004
Time: 07:01:46

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Dudes' you rock' Thanks for the special Night. For me' I think the curse was broke the night before!!! Congrats to you BOSOX Fans See you on Wednesday!!!!!


Name: Brotpen
Date: 28 Oct 2004
Time: 13:03:05

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Nice animation job on the eclipse. The two drummers are better than deja vu all over again. I'm ready for Wednesday.


Name: Coffee
Date: 28 Oct 2004
Time: 13:35:23

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Way Cool - Drummers Rule! The proof is in the puddin, Tuesday sounded real good. Scottie welcome back. The puddin Rules!!!!!


Name: Trister
Date: 28 Oct 2004
Time: 14:10:25

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The curse is reversed on a lunar eclipse and Scotty is back. What else is there to say except see you all on Tuesday? It is Tuesday, right?


Name: Larry G.
Date: 28 Oct 2004
Time: 15:21:21

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Tuesday it is and the song are now posted. Thanks Coffee.


Name: Brotpen
Date: 28 Oct 2004
Time: 15:21:26

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Tuesday would be Election Day, Wednesday would be Deadstein or am I mistaken?


Name: Larry G.
Date: 28 Oct 2004
Time: 15:36:28

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You're mistaken Rick, Kevin specified Tuesday in the emails. Different from what we discussed but somehow it worked out that way.


Name: KEVIN
Date: 28 Oct 2004
Time: 18:44:36

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Wednesday & Thursday were booked. I had the greatest hallucination the other nite. I was playing with Deadstein and there were 2 drummers. One of them looked a lot like Scott Gibson...Ah, sweet delirious delusion.


Name: Brotpen
Date: 29 Oct 2004
Time: 07:34:27

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I haven't gotten any deadstein e-mails or e-mails from Kevin over the last two weeks. Did my link fall off the list?


Name: Larry G.
Date: 29 Oct 2004
Time: 09:11:37

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I just sent the following message below as an email to band@deadstein.com to see if Rich is getting email as he is supposed to. Anything sent to band@deadstein.com should be forwarded to each band member’s email which for Rich is: RBrotpaw@aol.com. In addition any email sent to rbotman@deadstein.com should also be forwarded to RBrotpaw@aol.com Rich if you get this reply to me. If you are getting this yet you don’t get Kevin’s then maybe his emails to you are getting caught up in a spam fitler.


Name: Brotpen
Date: 29 Oct 2004
Time: 09:33:54

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Larry, I didn't get your test e-mail. I cleared the spam filter on the AOL account, but maybe you should also add my "work location" e-mail address to the list because AOL sucks: rich@magneticimage.com


Name: Larry G
Date: 29 Oct 2004
Time: 13:37:39

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Okay Rich, I added your work address to the forwarding information, so anything sent to rbrotman@deadstein.com or rich@deadstein.com will be forwarded to both your aol email and your work email addresses. Correspondingly, this should also be relected when someone sends something to band@deadstein.com. I'll test it in a second. Hopefully you get the next email, at least at work.


Name: Trister
Date: 30 Oct 2004
Time: 09:01:48

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Just got the Jerry on Broadway discs. Absolutely wonderful! Werewolves on Broadway......what great memories. Get ready to play Stop that Train, Run for The Roses, Cats, and even Crazy Love on Tuesday!


Name:
Date: 30 Oct 2004
Time: 09:48:57

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After listening to these, I'm afraid to even suggest some of the tunes we should play!! The Lunt Fontanne discs are amazing. Just like I remembered them'


Name: Scott
Date: 30 Oct 2004
Time: 16:12:57

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My last post BTW, AND A BIG FYI, http://andystatman.org/ I suggest a mon or thursday night from 8:30 - 10pm Charles Street Synagouge / charles street & west 4th street I've attended many of these,> This is Scott Gibson, And I approve of this message!!!


Name: Larry G.
Date: 30 Oct 2004
Time: 19:42:56

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I just got the Lunt Fontanne's also and am lovin them. How about a Lucky ol' Sun and Think for a few. And my favorite, Bright Morning Stars are Shining. Love the CDs.


Name: Scott
Date: 31 Oct 2004
Time: 06:44:09

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Beyond Description - Check out the review by John Metzger http://www.musicbox-online.com/gd-wake.html

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