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Originally posted by dlaws99:
I thought it was funny she went on the Super Dave Osborne Show (I'm assuming it's the same guy). I didn't know he had a show in Canada. You have to admire her sense of humor for that. I'm also wondering what was on that football shirt she's wearing that they tried to camouflage (Mark??). I just watched Feast again a hour or so ago and that performance of Gates of Istanbul just knocks me out, and, I really like what you were wearing Loreena. It suits you.
Anyway, this is off any topic, but if I may, I'd like to introduce one of my friends...
http://www.myspace.com/lynnlangham

Hi dlaws99! The shirt Loreena was wearing looks to me like a Dallas Cowboy shirt, but I LOVE the guy (can't remember his name) with the wig and electric tape and those way too tight pants...cracks me up every time!
I have watched Super Dave and only saw K D Lange on there, so sorry I missed Loreena, hope her back healed from that little stunt and did you noticed she played "Greensleeves" the old boring way, not the Tom Waits way.
You are right about "Gates of Istanbul" I loved it too and as for "The Highwayman" I fell in love with him all over again...
Elcectic Celtic on...
(doesn't seem the same as rock on. I'd rather elcectic Celtic anyways!)
"In your heart, in your soul, did you find peace there,"
Gina

I thought it was funny she went on the Super Dave Osborne Show (I'm assuming it's the same guy). I didn't know he had a show in Canada. You have to admire her sense of humor for that. I'm also wondering what was on that football shirt she's wearing that they tried to camouflage (Mark??). I just watched Feast again a hour or so ago and that performance of Gates of Istanbul just knocks me out, and, I really like what you were wearing Loreena. It suits you.
Anyway, this is off any topic, but if I may, I'd like to introduce one of my friends...
http://www.myspace.com/lynnlangham

Right a few hours ago I saw, by chance, the Grateful Dead written in a badge on a store's racks, with no CDs on sale. I thought: How careless I have always been! I could have seen it before!

Thank you all for this explanation. I didn´t pay special attention in this part, but it´s nice to know about it!!^^

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Originally posted by dlaws99:
Don't forget your tie-dye t-shirt and love beads...

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Originally posted by Gina:
That was a funny part of the DVD once you understand that the Grateful Dead had fans following them everywhere they went.
If I had the money and time I could EASILY follow Loreena everywhere she toured. That is one of my fantasies.
Love and Laughter,
Gina

I wouldn't be caught dead without them! I am going to let my long hair down, put a head band on and jump in my VW van!!!
Peace!
Gina

Don't forget your tie-dye t-shirt and love beads...

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Originally posted by Gina:
That was a funny part of the DVD once you understand that the Grateful Dead had fans following them everywhere they went.
If I had the money and time I could EASILY follow Loreena everywhere she toured. That is one of my fantasies.
Love and Laughter,
Gina

That was a funny part of the DVD once you understand that the Grateful Dead had fans following them everywhere they went.
If I had the money and time I could EASILY follow Loreena everywhere she toured. That is one of my fantasies.
Love and Laughter,
Gina

grazie freesoul...thanks freesoul...
betty

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Originally posted by Betty:
I don't understand freesoul ??? What you dsay???
che dici non ho capito un tubo!??
betty

Betty,

Ho chiesto se qualcuno poteva aiutarmi a capire la frase che Loreena dice nel dvd, circa I Grateful Dead, ossia, saremo i Grateful Dead molto presto. Dennis mi ha spiegato che si tratta di un gruppo hippie di San Francisco, degli anni ’60. Per oltre 40 anni molti dei loro numerosissimi fan non hanno perso un solo concerto, quindi Loreena si riferiva a questo. E io ovviamente ho detto: speriamo di poter replicare l’esempio dei Grateful Dead per i prossimi 40 anni.

To others: I have given Betty explanation in Italian as to what Dennis and I were talking about in this thread! Sorry for speaking Italian!

I certainly didn't mean to imply Loreena is an old 1960's hippie band...

Thank you very much, Dennis; I hoped to get an answer, since I really do enjoy knowing anything related to Loreena.
So, it isn’t a Canadian saying! Without your help, I could never have understood, given my total musical ignorance. It’s a miracle even that I know Loreena…
Anyway, funny her words…she gives proof of her being enjoyable one more time! And of course let’s hope to be able to follow the Grateful Dead’s example…for at least next 40 years!!

is an old Band maybe...?
betty

I don't understand freesoul ??? What you dsay???
che dici non ho capito un tubo!??
betty

thanks for this piece of news!
I was curious me too

An old hippie band from the 60's San Francisco who were only pretty good to begin with (IMHO, I know I'm gonna get beat up for this...sorry, I never really liked them), but who had (and still has I guess) a hard core dedicated following, many of who have gone to every concert for 40 years. That's what Loreena was referring to.
http://www.dead.net/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grateful_Dead