August 7, 2011

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August 6, 2011

#175.  Picked up on a trip to Santa Fe in 1994.  And I still don't know what I'm going to do with my life.

August 5, 2011

#174.  From the Bridges to Babylon tour.  Weak album and by far my least favorite Stones show.  Besides touring a dull album with a lifeless show, they chose to play the horrid Dodger Stadium.  It was so bad that the last time the Stones were in town they played Dodger Stadium and I didn't go, and I have never missed a Stones show in LA since 1981 (except for a few multi-night stands at a venue).

August 4, 2011

#173. The 2002 reunion tour.  Stills was the weak link, Neil was Neil, but the big surprise to me was the wonderful sounds Crosby and Nash could still create when harmonizing.  This shirt is a clever cover recreation of their classic album Deja Vu.

August 3, 2011

#172. From a little trip to Buellton.  Like Huell Howser, I am easily distracted by roadside attractions.

August 2, 2011

#171. This is the only bootleg shirt in my collection.  I usually don't buy bootleg shirts but bought this because the back had the cities of the tour listed, and I went to the 2 Berkeley Greek shows and the 2 Los Angeles Greek shows and I wanted a shirt that listed the cities.

August 1, 2011

#170. Eight miles of books in the greatest city in the world?  Sounds like a dream home to me.