AT Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 03:01:24 Bob wrote:

>Too bad, Greg. Some great music and times came out of that era and that 
>place. Yeah, Spence is gone, but Moby Grape was amazing live. Omaha and Hey 
>Grandma were and are classics.

I always liked the Grape's song "8:05" which was more ballady than psych. 
But I'm not sure sitting in a park watching people try to re-live an era 
(let alone a musical style) is what I'd want to do with a day. Look at that 
Lovefest thingy at Rama a few weeks ago with Country Joe, Eric Burden, 
Mountain, Badfinger, The Turtles, et al. By accounts by most of the 
attendees, it was either horrible or just plain embarassing.

Props to anyone that still has the want to do this for a living.....but 
bigger props to those who know when it's time to hang it up and leave 
world's collective memory of you in a good place.


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