Fare thee well now, let your life proceed by its own design. Nothing to tell now, let the words be yours I'm done with mine... Sleep in the stars Bobby #RIPBobWeir
@BillSimmons@TheRewatchables@akdobbins@minakimes This once great podcast has become just another generic movie discussion podcast. At some point maybe it will return to actual rewatchable movies? You don't have to do Tarantino or Scorsese every week but enough of these movies that not even the actors in them would watch.
@Steven_Hyden Can you do a piece on how the chorus of the new Counting Crows song Spaceman in Tulsa sounds like the song the kid wrote in School of Rock?
I loved this great man. RIP Phil Lesh. He did what he loved until the very end. This was shot on his 84th birthday earlier this year at The Capitol Theater. Such a long long time to be gone and a short time to be there... Those words were never more true.
@TheRewatchables@BillSimmons@ChrisRyan77 What happened to this once great podcast?! You guys have been on some kind of a losing streak. Hopefully, at some point, you will return to rewatchable movies.
“It's a rainbow full of sound, it's fireworks, calliopes and clowns, everybody's dancing” 🌈 A little more Compton Terrace for the timeline, captured by Caleb Miller in December, 1990.
@Cory_Henry Grateful Dead: Eyes of the World, Dark Star, Bird Song, Terrapin Station, West L.A. Fadeaway. Saw you at the Thile/Strings show at Lincoln Center. Beautiful night
I loved this great man. RIP Phil Lesh. He did what he loved until the very end. This was shot on his 84th birthday earlier this year at The Capitol Theater. Such a long long time to be gone and a short time to be there... Those words were never more true.
Phil Lesh's epic final chapter was written because a man named Cody decided to become an organ donor.
Dogs In A Pile dedicated Friday's show at @BBowlPhilly to both Lesh + Cody.
Watch @DogsInAPileBand's beautiful tribute to the @gratefuldead bassist
https://t.co/otAzeLYc0I
@tubro It was truly an amazing moment. I felt that as well. I was so happy to have been there. It was ultimately his last public performance of Box of Rain.
I loved this great man. RIP Phil Lesh. He did what he loved until the very end. This was shot on his 84th birthday earlier this year at The Capitol Theater. Such a long long time to be gone and a short time to be there... Those words were never more true.