Red Mosquito

matt reeder wrote:

turned2black wrote:

stip wrote:

B wrote:Was anyone in the fan club in 2003 when they gave us the bootleg companion as a newsletter. That was pretty sweet. I'd like to have more of those.

i was in the club and have no recollection of this. What was it?

I have mine somewhere. It had all the set lists from the boots. It was a newsletter and had other articles and stuff as well. It was really cool.

http://archive.theskyiscrape.com/viewto ... =5&t=91698

I love that thing. It was my favorite anything 10C ever sent me.

Same here, and that includes Avocado and Backspacer.

I know it's off topic but I'd love if the went back to doing the newsletters like they used to before deep came along. They were excellent, as is that bootleg companion book.

my favorite is still the Vitalogy Health Club ambulance

1. atlanta '94 video
2. chicago 1 & 2 '94 video
3. baba o'riley studio recording


thanks

B wrote:Was anyone in the fan club in 2003 when they gave us the bootleg companion as a newsletter. That was pretty sweet. I'd like to have more of those.

I agree; I still have mine.

OK, here we go. we get a new release every 3 months, so 4 releases a year. the last one of the year will include a dvd.

4/3/94 Live in Atlanta
2/19/92 Live in Switzerland
10/5/05 Live in Chicago with Robert Plant
9/11/98 Live in NYC/DVD: 11/6/00 Live in Seattle

7/11/95 Live at Solider Field
10/2/04 Live in Toledo with Neil Young
9/29/96 Live in NYC
11/24/11 Live in Mexico/DVD: 6/16/00 Live in Katowice

6/20/95 Live at Red Rocks
9/2/12 Live in Philly w/ Jay Z
9/14/93 Live in London
Compilation of Bridge School Benefit Performances/DVD:7/3/03 Live in Boston

warehouse wrote:7/11/95 Live at Solider Field

I'd easily start with
PJ20 and 04 with NY, as well, they are the 2 shows I was at that still don't have official releases.

Id actually sit down and do some serious work... and bring in a few other FANS who know their shit. Listen to every show from each tour, marking down the best versions of each song.
Work out a "best of mix" for said tour, and release it as a set (depending on how many songs played, anywhere from 1-6 CDs?) Id also then release 1 to 5 of the BEST shows from that tour, starting with the 90's and working my way up to the 2000 and beyond.

I'd probably go in with the idea of not being an asshole to our fanbase and illusions of grandeur of what I would provide for everyone. Then become extremely jaded in about 3 days trying to put up with all the emails and phone calls from "The Faithful"

MadTIGERmaN wrote:I'd easily start with
PJ20 and 04 with NY, as well, they are the 2 shows I was at that still don't have official releases.

Id actually sit down and do some serious work... and bring in a few other FANS who know their shit. Listen to every show from each tour, marking down the best versions of each song.
Work out a "best of mix" for said tour, and release it as a set (depending on how many songs played, anywhere from 1-6 CDs?) Id also then release 1 to 5 of the BEST shows from that tour, starting with the 90's and working my way up to the 2000 and beyond.

I would be more excited for that then individual shows, I think

Are we talking about an official Green Habit Compilation?

I would unearth their never before heard/slightly altered Sister Sledge cover "We Are Jamily" and commission a video made for it that just consisted of four minutes of people showing their stickman tattoos.

B wrote:Are we talking about an official Green Habit Compilation?

what year does this thing go up to?

and who wants to send it to me?

B wrote:Are we talking about an official Green Habit Compilation?

It would be similar... I do my own "best of" for each tour with the handful of boots I buy, but with the keys to the vault, I'd have every show, for every tour.

Elvis's collectors label (FTD) took a similar approach for a few of the tours that they had multiple soundboard shows for. I think there's 2 for 1975 and 2 for 1977 If i remember right?
Id much rather buy something like, especially for a tour that I didnt see a show on.

B wrote:Are we talking about an official Green Habit Compilation?

basically

Lament wrote:I would unearth their never before heard/slightly altered Sister Sledge cover "We Are Jamily" and commission a video made for it that just consisted of four minutes of people showing their stickman tattoos.

That's already an easter egg on the Fans are Alright (aka the film nobody has ever watched).

stip wrote:

B wrote:Are we talking about an official Green Habit Compilation?

basically

I would really love to see an updated Green Habit. Let's make it happen, RM.