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My friend Morten's TEDx talk on stimulating the creative brain.

My bro asked me to share five albums that had the most impact on me throughout the years.. Not four, not six but only FIVE.. One of his own choices was Frank Marino's Juggernaut (1982)... I had not listened to Marino for YEARS.. Listening to his stuff now just reveals how great the dude is. Any HODer dig Marino???

The Live 1978 album is very very good... https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000056O38/qid=1123747185/sr=1-23/ref=sr_1_23/002-4228488-8092812?v=glance&s=music

Another Dead and Co show in, and it is something how they can just move along for a few hours and it's as if no one is playing anything, but they're playing everything. Dynamics were dialed in, I really appreciated that. Mayer's solos were out front and confident. If Bobby decides to hang up the OP shorts, Mayer could tour this. Huge crowd last night.

I hung out on the top of the hill watching the big Dipper move on while they did a 10 min Dear Prudence. It was a magical night. Positive vibes.

A good example of their dynamics. Tunes start around 9min.

Here's a nice cover of that one ^

Kirk Covington with Zawinul. I have heard a bootleg recording of their Ronny Scott's show around those times and it's absolutely mental stuff.