It all started way back in 1985, when the Grateful Dead treated the crowd at the Carolina Coliseum in Columbia, SC to the first version of Warren Zevon’s Werewolves of
Jim James and his merry band of My Morning Jacket brothers returned to the Austin City Limits stage in August for a performance that focused heavily on material from Evil
The suits at MTV weren’t happy to see YouTube come into the picture a few years back to become THE place to watch old music videos. MTV made videos what they are before relegating them to MTV2 in lieu of such brilliant programing as The Real World – Weehawken and True Life: My Son Fucks Goats. This week, MTV finally got in the game by launching MTV Music.
The MTV Music portal features over 16,000 videos, Unplugged performances and exclusive MTV concert footage with the promise of much more to come. I spent a few hours combing through the site last night and found some really cool clips. Here’s ten great videos from the ’80s I hadn’t seen in years…
10. Every Little Kiss – Bruce Hornsby
Remember when Bruce Hornsby used to be a pop star? There are plenty of old Bruuuuce videos on MTV Music besides Every Little Kiss including Valley Road, The Way It Is and Across The River.
9. Foolish Heart – Grateful Dead
Most people focus on Touch of Grey when discussing the Grateful Dead’s music videos, but they actually made a number of promotional videos including Just A Little Light, Hell In A Bucket, We Can Run and this clip for Built To Last’s Foolish Heart.
READ ON for eight more videos from deep within MTV’s vault…
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There wasn’t much in the way of covers on Trey Anastasio’s recently completed tour with Classic TAB, but Big Red did give the crowd in Richmond one massive bust out
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It used to be tradition that each Monday following Neil Young’s Bridge School Benefit concerts at Shoreline would bring fluffy reviews extolling the virtues of that weekend’s concerts and of
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Thanks to Gabe for sending in tonight’s tour ending setlist…
[Photo by Bizarro Jerry]
Trey Anastasio and Classic TAB
October 25th, 2008
The National
Richmond, VA
I: [8:20] Push On ‘Til The Day, Sand, Ooh Child, Tube Top Flop > Cayman Review, Drifting, Backwards Down The Number Line, Money Love & Change [9:34]
II: [10:00] Sweet Dreams Melinda, Mr. Completely, Gotta Jibboo, Sitting In Limbo*, Alaska, Shine, Water in the Sky@, Brian and Robert@, Strange Design@**, Sample In A Jar@, [11:20]
E: Burlap Sack and Pumps. First Tube [11:38]
* – Last Played 05/14/2005 [119 Shows]
** – Last Played 11/08/2005 [97 Shows]
@ – Solo Acoustic
Final Stats:
Push On ‘Til The Day = 7 of 8 shows
Sand = 8 of 8 shows
Ooh Child = 3 of 8 shows
Tube Top Flop = 4 of 8 shows
Cayman Review = 5 of 8 shows
Drifting = 8 of 8 shows
BDTNL = 4 of 8 shows
Money Love & Change = 4 of 8 shows
Sweet Dreams Melinda = 6 of 8 shows
Mr. Completely = 2 of 8 shows
Gotta Jibboo = 8 of 8 shows
Sitting In Limbo = 1 of 8 shows
Alaska = 6 of 8 shows
Shine = 4 of 8 shows
Water in the Sky = 3 of 8 shows
Strange Design = 1 of 8 shows
Sample In A Jar = 3 of 8 shows
Burlap Sack and Pumps = 5 of 8 shows
First Tube = 7 of 8 shows
READ ON for the rest of the stats from Trey’s Northern Exposure Tour…
