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land_shark3 wrote:

AlbatrossFlyer wrote:you're contractually obligated to hold said birthday party

But think of the poor animals!

...and the pinata's that won't be obliterated.

An acoustic tour would be pretty sweet, however I also agree that that would be pretty tough on JB. Mac's presence would probably make it easier, and a better show. I think the perfect situation would be a regular tour with acoustic dates mixed-in as a lead-in a few days before each new city. It wou...

onel0ve wrote:

mings wrote:So there is no connection to the piano-playing dog from the Muppetts??? (Rolph - sp??)

I think that he is Rowlf! :lol:

I was never good at spelling and Sister Pat did a very good job of reminding me of that.

I can tell you exactly why there was such a parking problem though. There was no organization to their parking system. You drove in and picked a spot. There were lines painted but people barely paid any attention to them. If an RV took up a spot and a half they didn't care. If you parked to far awa...

T-shirt stands were peppered throughout the concourses. Unfortunately, they tried to maximize thier locations, which resulted in little quantity and few sizes at each location. I had to walk for my tshirt, but I got it.

I've given this a lot of thought, and even replied, but now I realize this: Nearly all of his songs send chills up my spine. Whenever I listen I think about what he's achieved, what his life is like (traveling, surfing, just generally having fun) and I want that for myself. Now, I'm not going to try...

So there is no connection to the piano-playing dog from the Muppetts??? (Rolph - sp??)

Definitely off the topic - but best post show cheesesteak:
10th & Oregon ( I don't think this place has a name)
Dalessandro's in Roxborough

Mmmmmm. I want one now.

I've seen Nitrous tanks at a lot of shows in Camden, but I've never seen it at shows anywhere else (the Vet, CBP, and the Mann). I always thought it was the layout at Camden - however the cops in Camden are pretty good about trying to clean it up when they see it.

I think it's disappointing that such a non-phan could be at the show, when there were people who couldn't go.

Oh. OK. Here in Philly, One screen had major problems and the other showed it fine. Unfortunately I was in the problem theater and didn't find out that the other one had video too until half way through. That's why I'd love the video - to see what I missed.

I heard talk about a DVD release of Jimmy's reading of A Salty Piece of Land (the broadcast show from M'ville NO, last December that we were able to watch from movie theaters). Am I the only person that heard this?

I don't really care what other people think, however, I think what surprised me was how little this supposed "expert" really knew. I've lived in Philly nearly all of my life, so I suppose I should have expected it. My own brain fart for feeling otherwise.

Sweet! I know Jack allows his shows to be traded. Have you seen this one online yet?

I'm with ya, and I was before the article. Just about the only thing that I like to read in the Inqurier is the high school sports section. That's the only part they haven't messed up...YET.

Did anyone read the review of Thursday's show in the Inquirer? It was written by Dan DeLuca, who had hardly a positive word to say. Since it was the first concert at CBP I would have thought that they (the Inquirer) would have taken it more seriously and sent a better writer to cover it. DeLuca spen...

There are a ton of lots there. The Eagles and the Linc were getting very wound up over parking. I didn't see a single empty spot in lot "K". Way too cramped. Did anybody experience anything like dead lots or total inability to find parking. I assume there was a higher potential for problem...

I don't know if anyone else found out about this year's shows - but I found out through RM, and it was such a tease. It seemed like the dates trickled out. I don't imagine next year to be any different. Side note: CBP was not worth $60 tickets. JB was, but CBP as a venue left some to be desired . I...

addition to my list: After reading "A Pirate Looks at Fifty" I've wanted to use that book as a menu of sorts for my next adventure. Jimmy describes Costa Rica so well that he's bumped it up a few spots on my list. And I'd be lying if I said that I haven't thought about taking to the skies ...

kudos for best analogy yet