Floop Q&A

Hey, Hillman. Thanks for stopping by. 

Please help yourself to a drink. Snacks are in the next room. 

Please come back after trying the mini tacos and tell us what's up with you. 

Okay, some music in here. 

Here's a video of Parkpop in Den Haag. 

Check it out, you sexy things. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qCKmigp-EU

I like my eggs on tacos, joy. How do you like em? 

Okay, I'm listening to the video and I didn't enjoy Mel as much as I thought. A few songs, I guess. I loved her cover of Moloko's Sing It Back. 

I took my youngest daughter to the show, so that's prolly a part of it too. 

This is Saturday Night on the Zone these days? 

Where'd everyone go?

Not me, Slack. 

I guess I'll watch yesterday's show. 

https://www.facebook.com/steven.j.ziegler.5/videos/10217162318629092/?hc...

So I got some jack herar for tonight and it's quite heady. many be a bit too heady. 

maybe I'm just tired. 

Nice China Cat so far. 

That's nice, Trail. I'll check it out for a bit. 

Live is live. That China Cat was recorded.

Yay, Live music!

Orange Mandolin, Wildfire

Very nice, but man it's gonna put me to sleep. 

I need rock and roll for this mood I'm in. 

but nice. real nice. almost james taylor. 

Hey, Hoovs. Thanks. God to see you too. 

I don't get that much. 

Whats ya up to?

How's the fam?

How's your cooking practice? 

Hey, Buck. (We had a Bucky already, so I'll call ya Buck.)

I assume that last bit was for me and the answer is NOOOOOO. I wish. 

I did see a George Michael tribute that blew the Prince tribute away. 

Imagine Doves Cry with no groove whatsoever. Total whiteness. I left offended. 

true story

Thanks for the reddit link, Slack.

No Phil in Canandaigua, but goodonya. 

So I'm also in the Phil Is Coming To Rochester! thread, and we've got some older Twiddle playing

no stream

and I've gotta say they're almost a Phish clone. I'm sure I'm not the first to say that. 

theys got chops. 

"Happy 2:30 in the morning" 

almost, it's 2:07 here. 

Anyone ever see Emily Bear? 

I saw this one: 

Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto 2 by Emily Bear (16)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brVZBnIuXTY

Jesus, I've seen John Miles four times now. 

Anyone heard of him? I only know him from the Night of the Proms

where he plays every year. 

He sure did sing the hell out of that Eric Carmen song. 

And Emily was startling. Most of her bit isn't online, unfortunately. 

Check her out. 

Who's that playing now, Slack? 

War on Drugs, they say. 

They're okay.

Dude looks like he could be Richie's younger brother. 

Hmmm, this tune needs a shaker.  

This sucks!

Slow, boring.

And this one is somewhere between Young Turks and Boys of Summer. gross mixture. 

I saw the Stewart tribute and that Young Turks killed this one. 

Got a bump? I feel all 70s. 

Let's sit in a jacuzzi in a Norwegian cabin apre ski.

I'm gonna go feather my hair.  

Okay, so did you know that we could grammaticize nearly any option into our language?

Say we want to add a future tense, we do it. 

run, ran, rin, run

smile, smiled, smile-i, smiled

poop, pooped, poop-i, pooped

or we could make weak verbs strong again, or for the first time.

smile, smale, smiled

climb, clomb, climbed

We just have to agree. 

Young Turks reprise

Okay. I have heard the War on Drugs, and I think they suck. 

All their songs sound alike. 

NEXT

I went back to last night's Phil show. 

Mr. Charlie. nice. 

chill competent Jed

Who's the chick?

oh nice lick

I can always count on Chance to enter when I'm rambling overly long :)

Hi, Chance. I'm fine. How have you been, my friend. We've missed you. 

I'm sure fatherhood must keep you busy. How's your summer vacation? 

Not a bad New Speedway. interesting. 

This band is getting better. 

Update on tonight's show just in from China-Rider, whose at the show:

Alligator

Scarlet

Second that Emotion

real nice on paper

I know, right. It truly flies. My eldest is almost 18. Well, that much closer to coming home for me, I guess. 

Any cool fatherhood stories, or do you wanna keep that at home? 

cover band T-Stones with Phil on bass

last night's show still

Ahhhhh

He's Gone. 

nice one too so far

Go ahead, Alex. Shoot. 

Sweet flute into a promising Bird Song..

Questions and Answers. What does it mean to you, hipster. 

Thanks, Mark. I appreciate it. How's fatherhood on your end?

Wow, I really like this bird song, with the flute and the chick singer and phil. nice. 

You tell me. 

And also tell me why you have to rely on such an asinine vibe. I get the feeling that you're not actually an ass. 

Great back and forth with the Bird Song and Other One. Love the flute on this song. 

Hi, dear Judit. How are you? yes, it was nice to see Chance again. I hope he returns. 

Good questions, yes. 

Truckin'. 

ugggg

hope the outro's good.

hi, frank. gotta question? 

Hey, Dave. Salutations back atchya. 

And do you mean the doglexic dog?

I coined a word tonight.  

Mark, I've totally been there. Enjoy it from above. Never get in the middle of it. 

That's what i keep telling myself. Teen years are getting nasty here. Tons of test-osterone and estrogen flying around. 

Duck!

2 and a half is great. I love the babies. 

I respect your knowledge of music, so I'll check them out. 

Just, please, stop making a fool of yourself. You're better than that. 

It's the Wheel. Where did that come from?

I'm getting tired. 5:01

Okay, kid. Time for bed for you. 

So, I'm here tonight for the show in the Rochester, NY area. Thanks to China-Rider we have a list. Looks like a great show. Can't wait to hear reviews. 

Phil Lesh and His Family Band

FLPAC (or whatever it's called now)

Canandaigua, NY

2018.07.21

Alligator 

Scarlet 

Second that Emotion

Minglewood 

Jack o Roses

Terrapin

Morning Dew

St Stephen>

Eleven>

St Stephen

Not Fade Away

That's it. Good night, Gracie. 

Unironic Authoritarian

Is this a new hip band? 

Is it how you see yourself? How you feel?

Which is it?

Hey, Jambone,

All is as it is. Fine at the moment.

Hope you're well.

Maybe next time.

You're drooling.

You're drooling.

Hi, Dise. Good to see you and your garden threads. Keep on growin'.

Thanks, Apex.

Hey, Joe. I'll check it out and get back to you soon.

I'm glad I checked the thread again.

Hi, Ned. How's Mexico?

Fuck Europe. This place sucks to live in. 

I can't wait to get back home to the States.

Hey, JR. Good morning. How do you like your coffee?

Look, Apex, if you're trying to have a cool conversation with me and I'm too out of touch to get it, then tell me that. Otherwise you're just being obtuse and need your nose wiped.

Oh, haven't checked the music out yet. And never saw your question about a good book. Yes, a few. Check out Stephen Greenblatt's Will in the World, a nice contextual treatment of Shakespeare. Also, a group of books with Heraclitus in them, such as Nietzsche's Philosophy in the Tragic Age of the Greeks, A Presocratics Reader, and Heilbronner's Marxism: For and Against. The search for Heraclitus leads past the stative manner and thrives in the dynamic, both in the practical world and in grammar. I've come to see just how English, and specifically American English, fulfills the dynamic - and possibly democratic - way of life. Europe is still utterly Platonic, and by that I mean passive Parmenidean tools.

I also have the book that Stephen King wrote with his son, Owen, but I haven't gotten to it yet. I'm also waiting on the next Game of Thrones. What are you reading lately? 

Hey, Tom/Lance. Good question. What's going on is that you ask a question, if you'd like.

It's that easy.

Please do.

Hoi, China. They never have sails, as far as I know, but they still work when needed, which is almost never. Enjoy your time. Where are you?

Hey, Hall. Hi. 

The viking ship is sunken.

I walk past there sometimes and I think of your gif.

How's life out west?