Video: Michael Franti & Spearhead – Say Hey (I Love You) – Giants Edition
Last night, the San Francisco Giants finished the job on the Texas Rangers and won their first World Series since 1954. Congratulations to all the Giants fans out there on
Last night, the San Francisco Giants finished the job on the Texas Rangers and won their first World Series since 1954. Congratulations to all the Giants fans out there on
We’re still getting out wits back about us after a fantastic weekend down in Atlantic City for Phish. We struggled with our internet connection for the past few days, but
Phish Fall Tour 2010 concludes tonight with the band’s traditional three-set Halloween celebration in which they plan to cover another artist’s album at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ.
[Photo by Regan Teti Marscher]
I’ll be tweeting live from the show for @YEMblog. Head over to PhishTwit for the full “Couch Tour” experience. READ ON for tonight’s setlist…
Phish returns to the massive Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ this evening for the second of two shows at the venue.
Jim Raras will be reporting from AC for @YEMblog. Head over to PhishTwit for the “Couch Tour” experience. READ ON for tonight’s setlist…
Phish Fall Tour 2010 has reached its final destination – Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. Tonight marks the first of three sold-out shows at the venue.
Adam Edelman will be reporting on the show for @YEMblog. Our friends at YEMblog have also compiled a Twitter List featuring over 60 fans tweeting from Atlantic City this weekend. Head over to PhishTwit for the full “Couch Tour” experience. READ ON for the setlist…
The Classic Albums series dissects Black Sabbath’s epic Paranoid LP nearly 40 years to the day after its release. Tune in to VH1 Classic at 10AM on Sunday morning for
More reports and footage from last weekend’s Bridge School Benefit at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA continues to pour in and from everything we’ve read and seen it certainly
[Originally Published March 26, 2009]
I’ll never forget the day late Grateful Dead keyboardist Brent Mydland passed away in 1990. I was playing hockey at Camp Westmont when a bunkmate’s brother came down the hill to tell us Brent had died. Now, I’ll be honest – I didn’t know a thing about the band at the time, but I wanted to find out. One of my Deadhead counselors turned me onto David Gans and Peter Simon’s well-written biography of the band, Playing in the Band, and I was immediately fascinated by the history of the band.
Over the past twenty years, I’ve read a number of books on the Grateful Dead and some are spectacular and some aren’t worth the paper they’re printed on. The latest tome on the band – Peter Conners’ Growing Up Dead: The Hallucinated Confessions of a Teenage Deadhead – is available now at Amazon.com and in honor of what looks to be a terrific addition to a Deadhead’s bookshelf, I’ve put together a list of my ten favorite books on the band…
10. Skeleton Key – David Shenk, Steve Silberman
I’ll never forget David & Steve’s book as the first time I ever saw the phrase 4:20. Skeleton Key offers bite-sized tidbits on phrases that are part of the Deadhead vocabulary – such as 4:20 – among its 400 pages of history, lore, and interviews about the band.
READ ON for nine more of Scotty’s favorite books on the Dead…
Ten years after former ABB/Gov’t Mule bassist Allen Woody’s death – and the One For Woody concert that celebrated his life – Woody’s former band mates are throwing Another One
The hosts and musical guests for the November 13th and 20th episodes of Saturday Night Live have been revealed and we’re glad to see that Canadian rockers Arcade Fire will