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I have the show available for download at TheTradersDen.org It is HD and can be burned to DVD5 for play back on your BluRay player. http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=80811 Looks like you did a great job. Would love to grab that, but haven't gotten to Blu-Ray quite yet. A plain-ol...

Thanks again.

Ugh.

I'm probably close enough to represent, but like you Tiki Bar, not somewhere I could imagine myself.

starrsm wrote:That said, Wrigley was better. The first night close with Jimmy and Mac in the bleachers with 'City of New Orleans' really hit considering the mood following Katrina. It was far better than the Monday night close at Wrigley.

Agreed. It was my first.

Off the top of my head...today: 1. Livingston Saturday Night 2. OPH 3. Saxophones 4. CILCIA 5. Here We Are However, iTunes reveals the top 5 played (in iTunes and on iPod) as: 1. Fins 2. Brown Eyed Girl 3. Werewolves Of London 4. The Pascagoula Run 5. Here We Are *Note: These are heavily influenced ...

starrsm wrote:Only remarkable one I don't see is the Cleveland Jacobs Field from 95.

No set list in the BN set list database and I don't see it referenced in any of the known Buffett show archive lists around here.

I've only been into Jimmy a couple years longer than you and I have the same feelings on new albums. They don't immediately click with me. Not sure why. Buffet Hotel is growing on me, but it has taken some time.

HurricaneSeason wrote:Oh yeah - Fruitcakes was in a different key back when he did it in 1992 on WLUP in Chicago. It was way more laidback. I still have that on tape somewhere. I hope anyway. I have yet to find it. I'm still searching.

I would be real interested in that, if/when you find it.....

I already sort of have this. BN Song & Lyrics Database + iPod playlist = custom covers "album".

It was actually kind of fun to go back through the many songs Jimmy sings that I've come to know and find out how many were not his originally.

Really wish our stores here would carry the Margaritaville brand. I know Sams Club was to be stocking it. But I check with the manager of our local SC and he says they can't get it. Have only found it at Meier's in the Chicago area. It's good, but pricey. Not a regular purchase. The chips aren't an...

That said I could see something where the cops might go walking around the tailgate and anyone that doesn't have a ticket will be asked to leave the grounds (that would be easier to enforce...) Not sure how that could be effective in reality. The cops there are barely able to keep people from peein...

So far, my virgin concert - Wrigley Field 09/04/05.

Being technically impaired, I just select each cut, do a "save as" to a file, move them to Windows Media and download them to my MP3 player. Using the FTP program certainly sounds a lot easier. But I have had very poor luck trying to burn CDs. I must be doing something wrong. An FTP progr...

Even is someone wanted to tell you the ACTUAL name of the other site, they couldn't. This forum censors it in various forms. You can search "other site" here and read a number of threads with bits and pieces of the history. Both Bits AND Pieces are members of "the site which shall no...

HurricaneSeason wrote:Tell me the name of the other site that shall remain nameless!

Even is someone wanted to tell you the ACTUAL name of the other site, they couldn't. This forum censors it in various forms. You can search "other site" here and read a number of threads with bits and pieces of the history.

I would LOVE to have some live boots from the 1970s. I've come across some bootlegs in my life but I have NEVER come across any Jimmy Buffett bootlegs. Live or studio. There are 18 shows from the 70's on the Jokelben FTP server to get you started. Other FTPs discussed here over time also have some ...

There is a very similar show from Los Angeles in June of 1978 that has some other songs on it besides the ones on You Had To Be There: Los Angeles, CA 06.03.78 Although I'm nitpicking, that show seems to be labeled with the wrong date in various sources. Per the BN Setlist database and other source...

Perhaps I'm missing something - I thought at Jokleben one could only listen (stream), not download. Get an FTP program and download to your heart's desire. Burn em to CD. Load em up on your MP3 player or iPod. Fill up your computer's hard drive. IT'S MADNESS!!!! :o Sorry, a bit caffeinated this aft...

Just curious - I heard a You Had To Be There/Volcano tour (not sure which tour) show broadcast sometime last year (it was the Palladium in NYC [?] - although I can't swear to that being on RM but I recall being stunned so it must have been). I looked but did not see. Perhaps I'll take a closer look...