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OT - Concerts this summer for old geezers.

I've thought about this. That is the free-style rule and I really don't like it. But this is a "combat" sport and the basic purpose is to impose your will on your opponent.
Allowing your opponent to push you out is not imposing your will, but the opposite.
I still would not the free-style push out for folk. I do not think pushing an opponent to/off the edge is folk-style wrestling. (is it sumo?)
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Strings is one of a kind! Saw The Wood bros just the other night. Saw Neil many times - The String Cheese Incident, Yonder mountain are all much fun!
I've seen YMSB more than any other band, probably 25-30 shows. It'll never be the same without Jeff but they can still have a good night from time to time.
 
I've seen YMSB more than any other band, probably 25-30 shows. It'll never be the same without Jeff but they can still have a good night from time to time.
I saw Widespread Panic a similar number of times before guitarist Mikey Houser died. Tried them a few times after but found myself being more sad than happy seeing them without him, so I stopped going.
 
My wife and I went to see BOC a few years back and let me tell ya, them boys still rock!!
I would have to say the best live band I've ever seen was Little Feat. Saw them in '77 or '78 at Shippensburg. Lowell George was still with them.
 
I've seen YMSB more than any other band, probably 25-30 shows. It'll never be the same without Jeff but they can still have a good night from time to time.
greensky bluegrass and trampled by turtles are worth checking out then. Saw Bromberg more than a few times and long ago saw Arlo Guthrie and Thorogood over in State College together
 
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greensky bluegrass and trampled by turtles are worth checking out then. Saw Bromberg more than a few times and long ago saw Arlo Guthrie and Thorogood over in State College together
I saw Leftover Salmon again last summer, they're as good as ever.
 
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