Bob Dylan
Saw him again tonight at Madison Square Garden.
What a show.... every year is as good or better than the last. great setlist featuring covers of Brown Sugar, Old Man, and Something (Harrison tribute)
His band is just fantastic. Larry Campbell steals the show as usual
then again, I'm bias 
but, wow, if you have a chance, don't pass it up... the only downside is the price... this year I didn't get the tickets comped and they were 80 bucks each, plus 25 for a t-shirt and 39 for parking...... errrrr
like to think it was worth it but boy, it hurts paying that much
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What a show.... every year is as good or better than the last. great setlist featuring covers of Brown Sugar, Old Man, and Something (Harrison tribute)
His band is just fantastic. Larry Campbell steals the show as usual
then again, I'm bias but, wow, if you have a chance, don't pass it up... the only downside is the price... this year I didn't get the tickets comped and they were 80 bucks each, plus 25 for a t-shirt and 39 for parking...... errrrr
like to think it was worth it but boy, it hurts paying that much
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Holy dogshit!
<strong>$39 for parking?
Holy dogshit!</strong><hr></blockquote>
ah.. sort of our fault.... we picked a lot right next to MSG without really realizing it.... "special event" parking of $39.... could have saved a couple bucks a few blocks away but still would have been paying 30 bucks+
Applenut: How do you know Larry? And you're right, Larry is the man. His steel guitar is to die for. Also, do you know anything about Charlie leaving the band? I've heard a lot of rumors pointing to this, but nothing about when or what he's going to do next.
My friends and I took Metro North into Grand Central and took a Taxi from there to MSG. Total cost was about $25 each, since our tickets were free. Not bad, eh?
Also, I spotted Conan O'Brien in the VIP area next to the stage. He didn't dance musch, but I saw him drumming on his legs occasionally.
Did anyone else go?
He's not coming up here this time around, but when he does come back, I'll go again.
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Applenut: How do you know Larry? And you're right, Larry is the man. His steel guitar is to die for. Also, do you know anything about Charlie leaving the band? I've heard a lot of rumors pointing to this, but nothing about when or what he's going to do next.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Larry and Tony Garnier are good friends of my parents since they both grew up in the bronx and my dad has a lot of musician friends and everything. So whenever they come around, Larry usually gets us tickets if we want.
I haven't heard anything of him leaving
Summer Days is just awesome.... awesome.
[quote]HAHA, you saw Conan! I was going to ask... anyways did you see Al Gore? He was on the opposite side of the stage, 'dancing', Conan made it a point to make fun of him... in fact i only stumbled in here to mention CONAN, CONAN CONAN stage conan conan bob dylan conan CONAN conan conan... it's been a late night, and I wrote a paper with the help of caffeine and conan...<hr></blockquote>
IT GETS FUNNIER!!! During the wednesday Bob Dylan show, Bob actually mentioned the incident... he said something like al gore was here the other night and some talk show host, I can't remember his name was trying to say hello to me, and Al Gore came and grabbed him away,
I couldn't believe... was laughing my ass off
"I seen you on zee tv"
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