Hey bros!
IHSH-GOAT over IH olive waffle Henley
Rocky Mountain Featherbed
666 in vintage 18oz
Viberg Chelseas
Hey bros!
IHSH-GOAT over IH olive waffle Henley
Rocky Mountain Featherbed
666 in vintage 18oz
Viberg Chelseas
Beautiful day for 18oz vintage denim and jailhouse work shirts
And family.
Dune not try that again
My UnTucked lined with my IH indigo dipped hoodie has become a favorite. Today over an IH 9oz indigo flannel and IH 7.5oz LS tee with IHxViberg smokejumpers in copper task.
I love hickory stripes and duck together.
Lookin spiffy y’all!
Jerry approves of the IHxViberb smokejumpers. Really love em myself. I’d wear em much more if they they were easier to don and doff.
Some sort of amazing IH chambray double yoked western and Battenwear climbing pants today.
@Graham thanks for the sizing help I think we nailed it.
777 XHS: Hilariously stiff on arrival, hysterically stiff after initial wash and hang dry. Stiffest bitches since the 22oz paraffin coated duck IH-2634s of yore.
No surprise to anyone who’s been around here that @jordanscollected is a class act. These tours work best when we take them as seriously as time allows and he was really good about communicating the send and including some happies along with it.
That said, let’s get my let started with “I’m too cold for this shit.”
Sampling some hot sauces with cheesy broccoli hash browns and egg in a hole
Speaking of Tool, I had a dream last night that they were performing in a shopping mall and interacting with the audience, and my wife and me in particular. I chatted up Maynard a bit and then walked around a water fountain to watch Danny play up close and chat with him a bit. They were very casual and would play songs and then we would chat a bit. No production, just them and their instruments, amps, etc scattered about the mall. I remember doing a double bass speed metal drum roll tap with my feet during one of mine and Danny’s conversations. I talked to Justin a bit too. I can’t explain why Adam wasn’t prominently in the dream because I love his playing and art.
Very surreal and the most unrealistic Tool scenario imaginable, but also a very fun dream.
@Nittpics @Mizmazzle I consider myself fortunate to be a rabid fan of Panic, Phish, AND the Dead (though you won’t likely see me at a Dead & Co concert). Having grown up in Mississippi, I’ve definitely seen more of Panic than anything. I’d estimate 150+ times since 1992, though only about 3-5 shows a year these days, and the 4 Dick’s Phish shows here in Denver, hopefully with a Vegas Sphere run one of these years.
On another topic, someone was asking me who we saw at New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in 2014 (used to go second weekend every year) and this madness came up:
First, the festival lineup: https://web.archive.org/web/20140604065005mp_/http://lineup.nojazzfest.com/
Then the night shows included this thing:
https://blackbirdpresents.com/new-orleans-music-legend-dr-john-gets-a-timely-all-star-tribute-the-musical-mojo-of-dr-john/
The performers include Bruce Springsteen, who duets with Dr. John on the 1973 smash “Right Place Wrong Time”; Jason Isbell, who delivers a heartfelt “Blow Wind Blow”; John Fogerty, who performs the raucous Crescent City anthem “New Orleans”; Mavis Staples, who brings gospel fervor to “Lay My Burden Down”; Widespread Panic, who lend musical muscle to “Familiar Reality”; and Ryan Bingham, who delivers a haunting “Back by the River.”
Fittingly, The Musical Mojo of Dr. John also features memorable performances by several New Orleans legends, including Allen Toussaint, Irma Thomas, Terence Blanchard, John Boutté, Big Chief Monk Boudreaux, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, George Porter Jr. and Zigaboo Modeliste of the Meters, and Aaron, Charles and Cyril Neville. Bassist Don Was served as the project’s musical director, leading an all-star house band that also included Allman Brothers Band/Rolling Stones keyboardist Chuck Leavell, renowned NOLA pianist John Gros, Funky Meters guitarist Brian Stoltz and journeyman drummer Kenny Aronoff, as well as Dr. John’s longstanding musical compatriot, trombonist Sarah Morrow.
Long story short: time for me to start making Jazz Fest an annual thing again. If you haven’t gone, put it on your radar.
@Matt has a great suggestion in Meow Wolf for any time spent in Denver @Tobi ; I love ours but I have heard it doesn’t compare with the original Santa Fe location. Hard to imagine, because ours is really cool; like stepping into a sci fi movie. Just a wild place and it has a little hidden story you can follow if you have a few hours.
If you wind up way north in Yellowstone, Bozeman and especially Livingston are great little western towns along the Yellowstone River in Montana. Yurt glamping right on the border in Gardiner
If you mean Red Canyon in Utah, don’t sleep on nearby Bryce Canyon. Other worthwhile attractions: Arches and Moab, and perhaps Canyonland if coming back over I70, Zion, Monument Valley, Grand Canyon/Flagstaff, Taos/Santa Fe, and Mesa Verde if taking a southerly route back.
@Mizmazzle if I were him I wouldn’t fret. Different brands and over in RiNo. Berkeley seems to be a better location for this kind of store.
It was cool to experience some brands I have not seen much in the flesh though.
I had no idea, but going to a friend’s place last night ran across a second Blue In Green location in Denver, the first outside of NYC.
Usually L IH and M A-A is perfect for me
Did not expect to wear it for months, but I wore my 3/4 zip sweater during chilly, wet nights in Telluride last weekend and it was an incredibly warm, hardy garment. Absolutely the king of my sweater collection.
Thanks!
Is @louisbosco next, team?
And the final stop on the Causey leg of the tour