Thanks Peter!

Weedeater 'Goliathan'; some of the most spitty, fuzzed-out bass ever with vocals to match-Dixie's vocal chords must be SO thrashed...and Sol Invictus', the new Faith No More album; so happy they're producing new music, such a good band...

It was mentioned in another thread about recording with Alembic, the band Sea Level.
I dusted off the old album and I am introducing their music to my 27 yo son.
No complaints so far.
As for me - I'm loving it!
slawie

OK, OK, I'm not listening to it now (unfortunately!), but I heard a phenomenal version of That's It for the Other One on Today In Grateful Dead history (Sirius XM) yesterday morning. It was from a rare show in June 1970 in Oahu, Hawaii. I'm usually not much into drum solos, but I thought the solo in that version was excellent and unique. At one point, you could hear Kreutzmann adding some vocalization of beats! Of course, I wanted to hear the moment when Phil blasts in with his bass intro, but the drum solo kept going. Alas, I had to go into work before it got to that point in the song! I figured I would find it on archive.org later, but it's not on there!
 
Has anyone heard this before? Great stuff!

It looks like there were three shows in Oahu in June, 1970; the 10th, 12th, and 13th.  That's It for the Other One is not listed on the 13th.  I didn't see a set list for the other two.  The 10th, apparently at Diamond Head Crater, isn't even listed in some show lists, so this might not be it.  But here's what I found on the 12th:
 
6/12/70 Oahu - Not in circulation. Lemieux has played The Other One on the Taper's Section a couple times.
 
So I'm guessing that's what you heard.

Yes, that's the one! Listening to 3-1-70 right now. Lemieux said he would play some of the show from the 13th soon.

Midnight North - Attics of My Life
 
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FsfVVp9eAuc&feature=youtu.be

Wonderful Attics!!!  Thanks!

THIS!  
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zbQPW7ykfg&feature=youtu.be
 
These are some of the finest musicians around that play the true Appalachian string band music. This sound is very much what my group New River Bound is influenced/inspired by... though the guitar is doing the heavy lifting here, try and imagine what a bassline underneath that groove would sound like, and that's what we're shooting for.

I really like that !  Thanks !

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I am thinking that a coffee house cover version of this tune might work  well for this tune in the Berkeley /Oakland California Coffee house Scene . I Like this guys bass playing in the visceral scene of perception  ,  
 
The Stone Roses - Love Spreads
 

 
The words are a bit cryptic , but I have been told by influential ladies in my  life that the words do  mean well  !

I am  following and listening to the entire Soundcloud selections of Michael Manring ;  He is always so amazing to hear live and on recordings!  I went to one of his clinics in the early 1990's at Gelb Music and  I have been a  fan ever since.  
 
https://soundcloud.com/michaelmanring

Greg; that was nice.  I see that those folks are all from Asheville; maybe I'll run across them sometime.

As I write this I'm listening to The Pizza Tapes with Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, and Tony Rice at a speed of 591 mph at an altitude of 36,695 feet on my Pono with noise canceling Audio-Technica headphones.  Technology can be cool!
 
Bill, tfgo (the flying guitar one)