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R.I.P. Utah ...

Such a great song, and one that I've taken for granted for a while ... in reading up on it, I learned that this whole (first) album was recorded in ten days (as Dylan was about to leave on a tour)!? Such talent.

This guy's mastered the routine:

1) Master bizarre, little-known instrument
2) Play Super Mario Theme
3) Post to Internet
4) Profit!

One of my favorite songs from the Last Waltz (which is ironic because it's not from the actual performance).

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FYI, the song is "New Speedway Boogie", and it was written by the Dead about the Altamont Free Concert and intended as an indictment of both the concert itself (the Grateful Dead were supposed to play the show, but cancelled and left after the violence at the concert increased, specifically after Marty Balin of Jefferson Airplane was knocked unconscious by a Hells Angels "security guard"; Jerry Garcia reportedly spent part of the show hiding under a trailer) and a subsequent article about the concert by rock critic Ralph J. Gleason. The lyrics take on a lot more meaning when you have that in mind: "Please don't dominate the rap Jack (Ralph) / if you got nothing new to say", "Now I don't know but I been told / in the heat of the sun a man died of cold", and "One way or another / this darkness got to give".

Can anyone tell I'm a (formerly even "grater") Grateful Dead fan?

great scene ... I voted for it even though it's sadly *dead . May I suggest this one as a replacement?

Fixed w/ your suggestion. Thank you!

In reply to your comment:
“Your video:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Borat-on-Night-of-Too-Many-Stars#108309
is dead. Try this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJddST49Vbo”

*undead thanks to phelixian

Your "man of constant sorrow" post is dead ... may I suggest this video or, perhaps better yet, this one?

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