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  1. #1
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    Thumbs up Drive By Truckers

    The last few weeks I've really gotten into this band. Take a generous helping of Lynyrd Skynyrd circa 1975, and mix with a good portion of 1993 Pearl Jam. Throw in a little bit of 1985 REM, and 1979 Springsteen. Mix well with Jack Daniels. Turn it up to 11. Enjoy.
    "There is a hell of a huge difference between skiing as a sport- or even as a lifestyle- and skiing as an industry"
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    Oy. If you had only posted this a bit earlier. DBT's stormed into NY on Saturday night and laid waste to Irving Plaza.
    Charlie, here comes the deuce. And when you speak of me, speak well.

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    DBTs rock the house
    loved em since Alabama Ass whuppin.

    Patterson has a good take on thangs.

    stoked to see em next month
    yeah
    Mama ran off with a trucker
    Peterbilt Peterbilt

    He is making her give life another stab
    They can see the world from way up in the cab

    Mama ran off with a trucker...........
    Peterbilt Peterbilt

    She can quit her job and be his little bride
    He can get a local route and stay home by her side
    She can fix him roast beast and sweet potato pie
    He can eat a lot of it cuz he’s a big ole guy

    They got married in Dollywood
    (by a Porter Waggoner lookalike)
    18 Wheels of Love

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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodsy
    stoked to see em next month
    Show in Philly was kick ass. Also, Alison Moorer- who opened up, is HOT!
    "There is a hell of a huge difference between skiing as a sport- or even as a lifestyle- and skiing as an industry"
    Hunter S. Thompson, 1970 (RIP)

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    yepper

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    have heard nothing but good things about these guys, and considering my love of UT and other "americana" recordings, can't believe i haven't finally bought something from them. so, what album do you reccomend as a first listen/purchase for DBT?

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    I started with this & its a good live album

    ya get a lot of Patterson filosizin, it is 5 years old tho

    this is prolly the best to date


    but their new one kicks ass,


    i just have not actually listened to it through yet

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    Little bro' has recommended these guys, but still haven't heard anything from them, for those in the know, what are they like?
    Southern Culture on the Skids, or more Skynard????

    Nice description though Plakespear.
    Skiing, where my mind is even if my body isn't.

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    some skynard, but more SKOTS but with more wild turkey & jeans & trucker hats before that moron that fucks Demi started wearin em.

    little bit of EARLY REM, reckoning when they were rockabillyish & southern. ad some robert Earl keen mixed with whiskeytown & Uncle Tupleo and widespread first couple albums, all thrown in a bottle & drank straight & played loud.

    I dunno its rock & roll by some doods from alabama.
    thats all it is & so much more?



    that help?

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    Thumbs up

    Aaaayeeeeppp. Like the Robert Earl King influence, or so I hope.

    Need some new tunes, and that sounds like the type of notes that I would like to be floating around my lobes in the fall time. Thnx.

    Throw in a bottle, drink straight, and play loud.

    Sounds like a new anthem. Me likey.
    Skiing, where my mind is even if my body isn't.

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    Caddy you checked em out yet?

    Just saw the Band in Park Coty 10/18.
    Posted in the main forum to solicit attendees, but SLCers don’t like sothern fried rock I guses.

    Too bad.

    What a day,
    Off the mountain early for a meeting. On the way down the canyon Troy on KRCL says the DBTs are gonna do an acoustic set @ SugarBeats in Sufar house.

    Meetings done head to Sugar beats,
    The band plays a song I couldna place, Never gonna change, Carl Perkins Cadilac, Sands of Iwo Jima, then an encore of Danko/ Manuel. Usually wisky soaked & loud, I underestimated the bands musicianship, the accoustic set was tight & soulful/. Aafter words thy hang out, check out records @ Orions, chat about being on tour, etc. Great guys & gal.


    Went home, & arranged with a friend to head up around 730. Unfortunatley said friend is born & raised Masshole so as trhe y game went on & on & on, we were pushed back to 830. Finally I sadi we are leaving & we will rock ESPN radio all the way.
    Right as I pulled up @ his house Ortiz hits in the winning run.
    sweet.
    Off to Suede.
    Crowd was resorty & loaded with hot women ( must be a southern thing)
    opening band finishes up & the Truckers come on & proceed to rip the roof off.
    wow damnit it was good, loud fun.

    Cant wring a set list out but some of my highlights, Lookoutmountain, screamed along by the whole crowd, Let there be rock "
    And I never saw Lynyrd Skynyrd but I sure saw Molly Hatchet
    With 38 Special and the Johnny Van Zant Band"
    , Buford stick w/ long intro,
    Decoration day, Shut up & get on the plane, on & on.
    damn them doods & doodette rock.
    If ya can, see em.



    Quote Originally Posted by wookalar
    Just finished up 2 nights with them here in Denver...best rock show I've seen in easily a year, probably more. Cooley came over to our house after the show Friday and stayed up with us until 6 drinking whiskey and raising hell. You can download the shows here already

    http://www.cotapers.org/torrents.php


    Here are the setlists....several repeats, but so what. It was incredible...if you haven't seen these guys, go as soon as possible....

    FRIDAY

    1. Cottonseed
    2. The Tough Sell
    3. The Buford Stick
    4. Never Gonna Change
    5. Goddamn Lonely Love
    6. Sink Hole
    7. Where the Devil Don't Stay
    8. Carl Perkins' Cadillac
    9. Heathens
    10. My Sweet Annette
    11. Mama Bake A Pie
    12. Decoration Day
    13. Hell No, I Ain't Happy
    14. Marry Me
    15. Careless
    16. Shut Up and Get on the Plane
    Encore 1:
    17. Grandaddy
    18. The Company I Keep
    19. Outfit
    20. Puttin' People on the Moon
    21. Lookout Mountain
    22. Zip City
    23. Let There Be Rock
    Encore 2:
    24. The President's Penis is Missing
    25. The Sands of Iwo Jima
    26. Women Without Whiskey
    27. Nine Bullets
    28. The Day John Henry Died


    SATURDAY

    1. Tornadoes
    2. The Living Bubba
    3. Where The Devil Don't Stay
    4. When The Pin Hits The Shell
    5. Do It Yourself
    6. The Day John Henry Died
    7. Nine Bullets
    8. Sink Hole
    9. Daddy's Cup
    10. The Buford Stick
    11. Cottonseed
    12. The Boys From Alabama
    13. Heathens
    14. Goddamned Lonely Love
    15. Lookout Mountain
    16. Carl Perkins' Cadillac
    17. The Sands Of Iwo Jima
    18. Puttin' People On The Moon
    Encore:
    19. Bulldozers And Dirt
    20. Women Without Whiskey
    21. Never Gonna Change
    22. Steve McQueen
    23. Zip City
    24. Let Me Roll It (Wings cover)
    25. Miss You (Rolling Stones cover)
    26. Let There Be Rock
    27. People Who Died
    had to self destruct the thread in Ski Snowboard as promised, this’ll hang longer

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    Awesome, Awesome show. Saw these guys in NYC (seems to be an annual Fall occurrance) and they are fee-nominal.

    As a side note, they are touring with Runner & the Thermodynamics. Great band to see live - song writing is meh, but they are really, really tight and the drummer is a hoot. Have some blazing covers of Thin Lizzy. You won't regret getting to the venue a bit early.
    Charlie, here comes the deuce. And when you speak of me, speak well.

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    Heard "Carl Perkins' Cadillac" on the Radio the other day. The DJ described them as Skynard (obviously) meets World Party. Maybe for that song, but not on the whole.

    Wooklar- what format are those shows on? Can I burn them to CD?
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    Just got The Dirty South back from a freind, why I loaned it is beyond me.

    Along these lines, I've been hearing the Black Keys on KEXp and really want to buy their new album Rubber Factory.

    Any other albums like DBT and TBK?
    "These are crazy times Mr Hatter, crazy times. Crazy like Buddha! Muwahaha!"

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    Thumbs up

    Due to the glowing reviews on these guys, I picked up The Dirty South last week. Going back for a couple of other disks today - good stuff. Thanks all.

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    The Dirty South is alright, Decoration Day is much better though. Saw them live at Bumbershoot this past August in Seattle. They kick ass.

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    NYC area mags.

    DBT's will be playing a "Hair of the Dog" show in NYC at the Bowery Ballroom on Sat. January 1st. Runner and Thermodynamics opening.
    Charlie, here comes the deuce. And when you speak of me, speak well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stu Gotz
    NYC area mags.

    DBT's will be playing a "Hair of the Dog" show in NYC at the Bowery Ballroom on Sat. January 1st. .
    if we get the van out of the ditch before morning ain’t nobody got to know what I done
    And I never hear a single word you say when you tell me not to have my fun
    It’s the same old shit that I ain’t gonna take off anyone.
    And I don’t need to be forgiven by them people in the neighborhood
    y'all have fun

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    http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...light=truckers
    damn
    show tonight
    wasnt gonna go
    but i did
    solo ticket on craigslist

    loved it
    accoustic you hear some sick pedal steel you dont without all the rock em out ( seen em 5 +times)
    \
    so great show
    went with a photog
    more upfront than my ususal style

    which was great for a while
    great versiona of manty favs

    they played
    "livin bubbba"
    a few lyrics in my sig for the last few weeks

    never heard it live before

    I cried like a little kid
    I have mourned our boy
    celebrated him
    but rarely missed him


    He shoulda been there tonight
    iivin bubba lyrics wrecked me


    nowaI dont know if the rest of y'all can comprehend the 6' 230 guy next to you suddenly totally breaks down in tears



    causes a bit of a moment

    sorry

    I was a mess, those that know me...
    get it.
    cant berlieve they payed that and followed it with puttin people on the moon
    I was a teary wreck

    i hope y'all saw the accoustic set cuz it was rad.



    anyhoo
    go DBT
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