Wright Thompson
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Podcast Appearances
Like, you know, I sort of thought, you know, I'm going to run this farm and never leave this town. And that book really opened a world to me.
Like, you know, I sort of thought, you know, I'm going to run this farm and never leave this town. And that book really opened a world to me.
Like, you know, I sort of thought, you know, I'm going to run this farm and never leave this town. And that book really opened a world to me.
Well, look, man, I mean, every time people start bitching about him, it makes my head want to explode.
Well, look, man, I mean, every time people start bitching about him, it makes my head want to explode.
Well, look, man, I mean, every time people start bitching about him, it makes my head want to explode.
Like when the greatest guitar player in the world, not named Derek Trucks, falls in love with your favorite band and devotes himself to learning it note for note. You should be nothing but grateful. I mean, the only appropriate response to John Mayer is thank you. Yes.
Like when the greatest guitar player in the world, not named Derek Trucks, falls in love with your favorite band and devotes himself to learning it note for note. You should be nothing but grateful. I mean, the only appropriate response to John Mayer is thank you. Yes.
Like when the greatest guitar player in the world, not named Derek Trucks, falls in love with your favorite band and devotes himself to learning it note for note. You should be nothing but grateful. I mean, the only appropriate response to John Mayer is thank you. Yes.
You know, I don't really want to write a story so much as I want to write a book that no one else seems to want me to write, which is I want to just randomly pick 25 bootlegs out of my tape collection and then write a memoir about listening to them over and over again and call it Nakamichi.
You know, I don't really want to write a story so much as I want to write a book that no one else seems to want me to write, which is I want to just randomly pick 25 bootlegs out of my tape collection and then write a memoir about listening to them over and over again and call it Nakamichi.
You know, I don't really want to write a story so much as I want to write a book that no one else seems to want me to write, which is I want to just randomly pick 25 bootlegs out of my tape collection and then write a memoir about listening to them over and over again and call it Nakamichi.
Like after my tape deck. And so I got a great Nakamichi tape deck in my office and I have all of my old tapes and like, you know, so like in my car, I just go to re-listen and like whatever the day show is. Like today, let's see today, the show on YouTube, What is it? I'm pulling it up. Here we go.
Like after my tape deck. And so I got a great Nakamichi tape deck in my office and I have all of my old tapes and like, you know, so like in my car, I just go to re-listen and like whatever the day show is. Like today, let's see today, the show on YouTube, What is it? I'm pulling it up. Here we go.
Like after my tape deck. And so I got a great Nakamichi tape deck in my office and I have all of my old tapes and like, you know, so like in my car, I just go to re-listen and like whatever the day show is. Like today, let's see today, the show on YouTube, What is it? I'm pulling it up. Here we go.
So today, the current Grateful Dead played 6-5-93 at Giant Stadium, 6-5-80 in Tempe, 6-5-75 at the rehearsal, 6-5-70 at the Fillmore West, 6-5-69 at the Fillmore West.
So today, the current Grateful Dead played 6-5-93 at Giant Stadium, 6-5-80 in Tempe, 6-5-75 at the rehearsal, 6-5-70 at the Fillmore West, 6-5-69 at the Fillmore West.
So today, the current Grateful Dead played 6-5-93 at Giant Stadium, 6-5-80 in Tempe, 6-5-75 at the rehearsal, 6-5-70 at the Fillmore West, 6-5-69 at the Fillmore West.
And they're also different. And you kind of go through phases like I'm very much right now and have been for a while on like a late Brent. phase. Yeah. 89 into early 90. Like to me, that's my favorite iteration of the band. My friend, David Ray Morris would slap me and be like, no, it's 74 moron. Go listen to those five nights at the winter land.
And they're also different. And you kind of go through phases like I'm very much right now and have been for a while on like a late Brent. phase. Yeah. 89 into early 90. Like to me, that's my favorite iteration of the band. My friend, David Ray Morris would slap me and be like, no, it's 74 moron. Go listen to those five nights at the winter land.