I: jam > 1980\'s HBO Intro Theme > Strawberry Fields Forever > jam* > The Wizard, All I Really Want to Do, Llama, Under My Thumb > jam > Rust, Airbag, Mama, I\'m Coming Home; Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In), Spider-Man Theme > Within You Without You, Dupree\'s Diamond Blues**, That Would Be Something, Wintertime Love, San Tropez > Heather > jam^&

II: jam > Hard Luck Harry&& > You and Whose Army? > Swalbr > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2) > Legend of a Mind > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2) > Legend of a Mind > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2) > Swalbr > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2)&# > You and Whose Army?, The Log Song, Manic Depression## > Bubble Bobble Theme > Stairway to Heaven

* with \'Chariots of Fire\' (Vangelis) tease
** Grateful Dead cover; first time played
^ with \'Over Exposure\' (The Breakfast) jam
& with Symphony No. 9 (Ode to Joy) [Ludwig van Beethoven] tease
&& with \'Dr. Mario—Chill\' tease
# with \'Botz\' (RAQ) tease
## with \'The Log Song\' and \'King Kong\' (The Mothers of Invention) teases

:Todaysparkles drools on self:

i need to start checking these out again

Anyone that knows Curtis, can you please tell him that game on the wall at Anna Liffey\'s is called Toptafel

This game is thought to have been originally a Western European game - it\'s still played in France and Benelux where it\'s known as Table ? Toupie and Toptafel, respectively. Nowadays, however, it seems to be more popular in North America where it\'s usually called just \'Skittles\'. The idea is to spin a top into the game where it buzzes around the game surface and into the rooms. Points are scored AND deducted by knocking over skittles - whoever collects the most points wins!

As the author has discovered more and more about the game it\'s apparent that a great deal of uncertainty reigns, not least as to precisely what the game should be called. In the USA, it is somewhat confusingly known simply as "Skittles" - this is possible because Americans don\'t play the original game of Skittles or Nine Pins - only ten pin bowling, it\'s direct ancestor. One person wrote to say that the game was called "Racketeer" while another wrote to say that he was attempting to restore an old game believed to be French from around 1850 and that the English owner from whom it had been bought referred to it as "Devil amongst the Tinkers". More research has established that the game is alive and still popular in France, Belgium and Holland. In France it\'s known as "Table ? Toupie" (literally Table with Top) although one vendor also refers to it as "Jeu de Roi" (Game of Kings) and in The Netherlands it\'s called "Toptafel". http://www.tradgames.org.uk/games/Table-Skittles.htm

dammit dammit dammit!
this is what I get for missing all my usual Timmy Tours.
Pitchie, I\'m glad he played the Bubble Bobble theme, but really sad I wasn\'t there.
And I would have liked to have heard Within You Without You since I probably wont make it on Sunday

Last two Timmy Tour shows I\'ve seen--Jake\'s and last night--are easily two of the best I\'ve witnessed in recent memory. He\'s playing new songs. He continues to wallop new songs and old.

A few other tidbits:

Forgot to originally note the surprise appearance of old school fave in McCartney\'s That Would Be Something.

Yes, I take responsibility for the Bubble Bobble theme since it was my 10 bucks which resulted in that game coming to the house, thus catapulting us to yesteryear.

Fitzy taped.

II: jam > Hard Luck Harry&& > You and Whose Army? > Swalbr > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2) > Legend of a Mind > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2) > Legend of a Mind > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2) > Swalbr > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2)&# > You and Whose Army?,

if you have not listened to this ridiculousness i really must compel you to do so immediately.

Legend of a Mind just finished playing on Ser Sat Radio\'s Deep Tracks.........

wow, strange. he\'s certainly outside, looking in. i have no doubt about it. this wich is as ser as it comes. totally seamless.