Conference rdvax::grateful

	I never did change my GD calendar from January...and may not!

	Mystery, about the interpretation you sent me: I did read it, 
	I did enjoy it, but I -didn't- delete it...it's too cool.
	(but, not to worry, I won't forward it to anyone)

	I knew it all along, I'm sure, but I was deluding myself to think
	that there could be a Grateful Dead without Jerry.

	who was I kidding? 

Ok,  I did this once in Grateful of old but will do it again...

I own a Shawn Cassidy record....

:)
bob


ps.  I only own it cause Todd R produced and Utopia played but nonetheless
it's not something to brag about :)

    
    I own a Madonna CD - True Blue (or something like that...)
    

    
    I still own a Saturday Night Fever album.  I voted for George Bush in
    the 1980 primary.
    	

    I campaigned for Richard Nixon in 1968 and 1972.

    Not sure if this is a political or show-my-age confession.  ;-)

    Tom

    I have listened and enjoyed some of Snoop Doggy Dogs stuff...

Juicy stuff!

:)

Madonna,  Bush, Nixon, Snoop Doggy ...Dogstyle!

>Madonna,  Bush, Nixon, Snoop Doggy ...Dogstyle!
	
	i'll confess to not having commited any of these afore-mentioned
	"sins".
	
	(the madonna cd is ok ...

	if you're using it as a coaster.)

    
    My first concert was Prince and the Revolution  
    
    :-(

    I wear womens clothing..often

    
    I look through LeBlanc's window...often.
    

    I'm wearing tye-dyed underwear RIGHT NOW!
    
    rfb

<-- me too!
	
true confession: i sold pictures of leblank in drag to a WWW smut site.

I take those photos of Rue Paul Leblanc

I'm not wearing any underwear today!

Just kidding!

I own "The Jacksons Live" from 1980.  Good stuff.  This was after "Off the
Wall", when Michael still looked like a handsome, masculine man.

adam

	I painted my face like Paul Stanley of Kiss once...


	I always pull the Do Not Remove stickers off my Mattresses  8-)
	

	Toby

    
    
    ....the first concert i went ta was Neal Sedaka (bleah!!!)
    
    ..altho i wuz only knee-HIGH to a grasshopper...or wuz it knee-HIGH
    to a Grace Jones??   can't remebah...
    
    Toby, i went to SEVEN Kiss showz, four of dem painted up like
    Gene Simmons...maybe we shoulda formed a Kiss Tribute band?????
    
    
    nah, woiking at DEC is more funner....
    
    i could go on with more, but you'll all hafta wait fer my book.....
    and the appearance on Oprah....and Regis & Kathy Lee...I'll make it
    into a movie!  Yesss!  I'll market the film rights!!!  I'll.....
    
    
    
    sorry, the person who was carrying on has been sacked.  We now return
    you to your regularly scheduled show....
    
    macky

    Well as long as we're fessin' up...

    I was a fan of Kiss too, saw them at the Orpheum around 1976 or so.
    
    THanks for letting me share that ;-)

    /Ken

      re -1....
    
        must be a friend of Leblanc's

    i hate phish but i still confess to being a fan of women's clothing....
    
    :^)

    re.21
    what exactly are U "true confessing" in yer note??
    
    
     i love womens underwear...
    
    
    rfb

re -.1  maybe that a man in a dress makes him nervous?  :^)

			da ve_who_also_loves_womens_underwear

    seen more men in dresses at shows than on some of the fashion runways
    of Paris...
    
    
    

    Patty and Hoot always tried to get me to buy one (a dress, that is)
    in the lot....I didn't think my legs looked good in it.... %^)
    
    rfb

ok, true confessions?  i've always wished that skirts for guys was a fashion fad 
that would catch on...  they look all too comfortable...

				da ve_closet_cross_dresser :^) :^) :^)

	hey - me too!  (I mean the men-in-skirts part, not the fad part
	necessarily) - I just love when simple things, like what you're
	wearing, can blow people's minds.

	Debess

    
    .21  >Any normal man does not wear a dress
    
    Don't think anyone has accused Fishman of being normal in years...
    
    :)
    
    

    .21
    I think he is trying to confess he is a Aerosmith fan.
    Dude looks like a lady.

    well, I'm comin out of the closet right now and going home and having a
    beer...I will *NOT* play Phish,,,but I may put on my wifes dress...and
    dance to the dead...
    
    
    have a good nite mR. Barr....who's putting U up to this anyway.? 
    cris???  %^)
    
    
    peace
    rfb

  Well, I think we've established Phish either sucks, or rules.
  
  I confess, [getting back to the topic,] I haven't checked 'em out yet.

  Everytime I look for the Picture of Nectar CD friends 've recommended to
  me, stores have it marked up to 15.99.  That's the MLP.  I took a
  religious oath against paying MLP.

  Boston-area music store managers definitely all wear dresses.  - JayC.

Gee, and I thought Chris mentioning he liked wearing dresses was a hit he 
was forming a Phish cover band :-0

I like Phish and it doesn't bug me that Fishman or anyone else (David 
Bowie, Mick Jagger, Steve Tyler, etc.) enjoy wearing "women's" clothing. 
Heck, Mel Gibson wore a kilt in "Braveheart" and now he's up for the 
Academy Award. I say wear what you like. Me, I like women's underwear (on 
women) but the sight of a woman in a pair of silk boxers is also , um er, 
inviting :-)))))

jeff

    jeez, jeff, now I'm supposed to *work*?  

I once saw LeBlanc at a Phish show.
:-)

    
    
         I confess I have a smoking problem.
         I confess I love my cats way too much.
         I confess I work too hard.
         I confess I should be married by now.
         I confess I like helping friends.
         I confess I spend my money foolishly.
         I confess.....
    
         Wait a minute, I'm not confessing to anything here, that's
    my life I'm talking about. 
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
         
    
    
         Tune in next time when we hear Allenhead mumbling to himself," I
    coulda been in California...I coulda been in California...I coulda been
    in California....What the h*ll I'm still doin' here???"
    
    
    ;^).
    

>         I confess I should be married by now.

We should talk...;-)

	ALLENHEAD!!!!

	CathySloan was just saying the other night that she saw someone
	at Martha's?, maybe, that looked just like Allenhead!

	Carol said maybe she -did- see you.

	Never got more details, but this means you're still here?!?

	welcome back?
	Debess

From:	US2RMC::"[email protected]" "Dave Clark"  3-APR-1996 11:19:37.04
To:	Dancing Madly Backwards  03-Apr-1996 1051 <mkots3::jollimore>
Subj:	RE:  

I call Bruce Hornsby "Mr. Snoremeister."  Blech.  Almost as bad as when
Branford Marsalis played with the Dead.  8^P

;^)

I have never been to a Grateful Dead show.

I've felt a little bit guilty hanging out in this conference, but it's
so damn comfortable here...and I *do* love the music, I've just never
heard it live.  And now I never will...I deeply regret passing up my
sister-in-law's offer of tickets to Highgate '94...we were closing
on our new house.

Dan

    *ALL* are welcome here! as long as u keep da faith!!!
    
    rfb

Dan, that's OK...I "only" saw them 10 times, and Jerry solo twice...which pales
in comparison to folks in here...but when I tell folks "Yeah, I saw the Dead
10 times and Jerry twice" some folks say "you saw them 10 times ?!?!?!"

it's all a matter of perspective...I was fortunate to see my first show in '78,
so I saw Donna (again, depending on perspective, others may say I wasn't so
lucky :) ) , I saw Brent, I missed Bruce Horsby (I was at the back of the bus
for a while) but I saw Vince...I'm happy to say that I did get to 1 show with
my wife (Highgate '94)

I wish I'd seen them more too, but no use wishin for things that can't be...Dan,
now you gotta see the Deadapalooza tour with Bobby, Mickey etc...

and TAPES !!!

Wes

    Same with me!!  I have had this nagging guilt since MNELSON turned
    me on to this conference when I started work here in July of 94.
    
    I love the music, have heard many many cover bands--and saw Jerry
    solo once in Albany...but have never been to a show.  I was so sad
    when I heard the news..because then I knew I never could!
    
    Plus--I feel like (even though I am usually read only) I know many
    of the people already in this conference--and always care about what
    happens and what is going on.  It was so great to find a group of
    caring, like-minded individuals when I started my first "real" job..
    
    thank you,
    Alicia
          

    re.45
    
                            %^)
    
    
    rfb

    
    being a deadhead is a state of mind.  Always glad to meet others
    with a similiar state of mind.  Philosophically, we can be different.
    We are just linked by a love of the music.  
    
    
    	Mark
    

    I confess...I suffer from cenosilicaphobia....
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    ....the fear of an empty glass....
    
    
    
    
    rfb

damn... of all the times to misplace my funk'n wagnells...  :^)

    hey watch yer language!  ;-)

	rfb

	ROTFL!



	Toby

Hi Alicia,

>   Same with me!!  I have had this nagging guilt since MNELSON turned
>   me on to this conference when I started work here in July of 94.

That's the wonderful thing about confession...it relieves guilt!

Thanks to all for the kind words...

Dan