Patrick Holland

I had this before, but unfortunately I lost those files accidentally. Clumsy me. PM me if you would be willing to provide an audio copy of the full Tempe show.

To be more specific, courtesy of Backstreets Magazine Twitter: "Just in from http://Nugs.net: The holidays are here and per archive series tradition, we're hard at work on a special release for Christmas. Due to that ongoing work there will not be a First Friday release tomorrow, but rest assured it will be worth the wait." Hmm, wonder what that show could be if in fact, it requires enough work on it to not release a show tomorrow.

How so?

Thank you Born to Rock and Mickb, you both rock so to speak!

Forgive me if someone has posted these bootlegs recently, but I can't seem to find them (figured I'd ask as seeing it looks like we aren't going to get a Rising Show anytime soon according to Flynn from BTX): 2003-08-30 Across the Border In Jersey (Ev2)-IEM/Aud mix 2003-08-31 Giant House Party In New Jersey (Ev2)-IEM/Aud mix Please and thank you in advance!

Blasphemy! Break out the tar and feathers, we have a heretic here!

Well thank you for Paris!

Anyone have the following: 2007-10-06 Philadelphia Magic (Ev2) 2008-06-18 Amsterdam (Moerie) 2008-06-27 Paris (Moerie) Thanks in advance!

Two months? I thought the month before this one+ had been 12/29/1980 and 12/31/1980 remix?

The Petty dying thing (which was in October 2017) or the widow and daughters involved in a lawsuit thing?

I'm sure they gave a fair effort, remember "Teach Your Children" featured not only CSNY, but also Don Henley, J.D. Southener, and the late Tom Petty (whose family is currently fighting over his estate) as well as the late Robin Williams (believe it or not). That's a lot of performers to get rights clearance from not to mention when two of them are dead and the estate of one is being fought over. If I had to guess, it'd probably be Petty's estate blocking him from releasing the song.

They couldn't get the rights to either of those songs.

Particularly if you could eliminate Fridays. I mean, seriously, does anything ever really get done on a Friday in your average office building?

Only twice, one for the 7/30/02 rehersal show at the Convention Hall and the 9/13/03 stadium show in Washington D.C.

Yep, the "No True Scotsman" fallacy is hard at work, although in this case it's "No True Springsteen Fan"!