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Exactly 8 weeks (56 days) until the Flyers open the season in Tampa. But who's counting?


- MBFlyerfan

I'm ready!

missed Chi town, will be at lockn

did you see the line up?

- Marc D

Yeah that is going to be fun! Phil and Santana. Wish I could go but I hit "Dear Jerry" and the last night in Chicago so if I hit Lockn, between work and wife someone would give me the pink slip for sure.

I am hoping the "Dead and Company" thing comes near my neck of the woods. Not to keen on John Mayer but I can be open minded for a show. Rumors say that they have a 21 date tour in the works. Fingers crossed.

Also looking at Saturday 12/19 Columbus for my annual flyers game.

YES. fare thee well was magnificent. Most fun experience of.my.life
- benjichronic

Yeah it was up there. I might put Garcia Band Rochester '91, Dead Albany '93, or Dead Boston Gahden '94 higher on the fun experience list, but I'll be damned if I hadn't needed something like Fare Thee Well for about 20 years.

Wow, Trump's got some spelling issues.
- tangent_man

Yeah it was up there. I might put Garcia Band Rochester '91, Dead Albany '93, or Dead Boston Gahden '94 higher on the fun experience list, but I'll be damned if I hadn't needed something like Fare Thee Well for about 20 years.


- Lexington Flyer

My fave Dead show was at the Spectrum on Sept 19, 1989, they were locked in and sounded fantastic.

Setlist:
Hell in a Bucket
West L.A. Fadeaway
Victim or the Crime
Built to Last
Blow Away
Masterpiece
Cumberland Blues
Cassidy
Don't Ease Me In

Help on the Way
Slipknot!
Franklin's Tower
Estimated Prophet
Eyes of the World
drums
The Wheel
Dear Mr. Fantasy
Hey Jude Reprise
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Turn on Your Love Light

Baby Blue

It's actually less than that. It's only about 4 miles.
- funmaster18

Shut your hole, wang Chung

My fave Dead show was at the Spectrum on Sept 19, 1989, they were locked in and sounded fantastic.

Setlist:
Hell in a Bucket
West L.A. Fadeaway
Victim or the Crime
Built to Last
Blow Away
Masterpiece
Cumberland Blues
Cassidy
Don't Ease Me In

Help on the Way
Slipknot!
Franklin's Tower
Estimated Prophet
Eyes of the World
drums
The Wheel
Dear Mr. Fantasy
Hey Jude Reprise
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Turn on Your Love Light

Baby Blue
- BiggE

the show at Englishtown NJ 1977 was a good one too

Yeah it was up there. I might put Garcia Band Rochester '91, Dead Albany '93, or Dead Boston Gahden '94 higher on the fun experience list, but I'll be damned if I hadn't needed something like Fare Thee Well for about 20 years.


- Lexington Flyer

It was much much needed. Never been to a dead show before that, so I truly can't say that I've seen a real dead show. Plenty of phish and widespread panic, but never dead. It was (frank)ing awesome though.

the show at Englishtown NJ 1977 was a good one too
- Marc D

Yeah, didn't go to a lot of shows in '77...I was 12.

My fave Dead show was at the Spectrum on Sept 19, 1989, they were locked in and sounded fantastic.

Setlist:
Hell in a Bucket
West L.A. Fadeaway
Victim or the Crime
Built to Last
Blow Away
Masterpiece
Cumberland Blues
Cassidy
Don't Ease Me In

Help on the Way
Slipknot!
Franklin's Tower
Estimated Prophet
Eyes of the World
drums
The Wheel
Dear Mr. Fantasy
Hey Jude Reprise
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Turn on Your Love Light

Baby Blue
- BiggE

Yeah that is a sweet looking show. That whole fall '89 tour was on fire. Sadly I didn't get into the spectrum for a Dead show (despite my avatard). I was in there for a few post-Jerry Dead family shows, but never for the real deal. Lived in upstate NY at the time and just never made it down ... though I caught a few at RFK and I made it outwest for Vegas and Seattle in '95 ... that road trip might be the most fun expeience of my life, totally enhance by the fact that I saw the Dead and stayed out of jail while also seeing some cool parts of the USA!

Yeah that is going to be fun! Phil and Santana. Wish I could go but I hit "Dear Jerry" and the last night in Chicago so if I hit Lockn, between work and wife someone would give me the pink slip for sure.

I am hoping the "Dead and Company" thing comes near my neck of the woods. Not to keen on John Mayer but I can be open minded for a show. Rumors say that they have a 21 date tour in the works. Fingers crossed.

Also looking at Saturday 12/19 Columbus for my annual flyers game.
- Lexington Flyer

should try for lockn anyway, it is going to be spectacular
santana + warren haynes + phil will be great

jorma and jack doing a hot tuna set and a jefferson airplane set

string cheese + doobies

2 sets with derek trucks

Yeah, didn't go to a lot of shows in '77...I was 12.

- BiggE

I was 5 and I can't say that my small town PA conservative folks were into that sort of thing

Shut your hole, wang Chung
- PhillySportsGuy

absolutely not. I lived in south philly for 8 years. RESPECT

Yeah, didn't go to a lot of shows in '77...I was 12.

- BiggE

then get off my lawn



I thought of you when I read this emailer this week
https://www.chambersstwin.../Articles/5507/newsletter

check out those old macallans!

Yeah that is a sweet looking show. That whole fall '89 tour was on fire. Sadly I didn't get into the spectrum for a Dead show (despite my avatard). I was in there for a few post-Jerry Dead family shows, but never for the real deal. Lived in upstate NY at the time and just never made it down ... though I caught a few at RFK and I made it outwest for Vegas and Seattle in '95 ... that road trip might be the most fun expeience of my life, totally enhance by the fact that I saw the Dead and stayed out of jail while also seeing some cool parts of the USA!

- Lexington Flyer

Not only was the setlist awesome, but it was just one of those nights that the entire band was just on. Loved every song!

then get off my lawn



I thought of you when I read this emailer this week
https://www.chambersstwin.../Articles/5507/newsletter

check out those old macallans!
- Marc D

O M G

I would marry some of those Macallans!

absolutely not. I lived in south philly for 8 years. RESPECT
- funmaster18

This certainly answers a few questions.

O M G

I would marry some of those Macallans!

- BiggE

I was thinking of splurging for the 1972 highland park signatory bottle but it's gone

Oh well didn't have the $300 to spare anyways

should try for lockn anyway, it is going to be spectacular
santana + warren haynes + phil will be great

jorma and jack doing a hot tuna set and a jefferson airplane set

string cheese + doobies

2 sets with derek trucks
- Marc D

Haha! The wookies have taken over the 'buzz. Who's got my kind fatty veggie burrito? (Don't get it from the guy below! Though he probably has some other party favors.)

Thanks Bill, looks like I know what I am doing on lunch break today!

Haha! The wookies have taken over the 'buzz. Who's got my kind fatty veggie burrito? (Don't get it from the guy below! Though he probably has some other party favors.)


- Lexington Flyer

Is it the crooked eye or un-kept hair that gave it away? And why are you posting pictures of young Cooter?

awesome blog bill. clarke is a living legend through and through. as a gm i think his legacy is a bit hamstrung because in the 90's and 2000's he failed to bring in that franchise goalie, the final piece they needed to get over the top. Ironically we have one now but we have to hope his play holds up while prospects develop. never a dull moment or easy ride in flyer land.

the show at Englishtown NJ 1977 was a good one too
- Marc D

was having a little Dead party last night, trying to enjoy what's left of summer up here.

Yeah, didn't go to a lot of shows in '77...I was 12.

- BiggE

You people are old.

You people are old.
- MBFlyerfan

Silence, child!