It sounded exactly like Seth Green though and only a tiny bit like Nick Swardson.
I think Andy Kindler's take on how the other Grateful Dead members felt is on target.
Tom Constanten said, “I think Jerry did some things to make Pigpen feel included, like featuring his songs and encouraging him. The perception I had was that Jerry was always encouraging him, and he felt that Pigpen’s thing should have a platform in the band’s context.” Bob Matthews talked about Pigpen’s long raps: “With Pigpen it started with Midnight Hour… The Grateful Dead gave him the opportunity to try it – what better vehicle could you get for stretching out? Pig wants to stretch out? Great. You’d find the rest of them right there giving him every opportunity and encouragement. He’d get encouragement from the band and from the audience…" ...Garcia often talked about how difficult it was to get Pigpen onstage: “As early as when we were playing in the Zodiacs together, I discovered that Pigpen was not a guy who wanted to be a performer. I had to practically force him to perform."......at the end of the 5/1/70 acoustic set after Uncle John’s, Weir asks the crowd, “You wanna hear Pigpen?” But Garcia interrupts: “He doesn’t wanna do anything.” More often than not, Pigpen made himself scarce. Weir would sometimes work the crowd up to give Pigpen a big fanfare, as in the 3/21/70 late show: “You guys wanna hear Pigpen? Well let him know about it! I don’t think he hears you, maybe you ought to shout a little louder! Here he is folks - Pigpen!”
Also god the caller to that right wing radio show was disturbing.
Quote from: JesseFromVegas on August 14, 2013, 03:33:26 PMAlso god the caller to that right wing radio show was disturbing.It sounded like Kid Jersey. I liked at the end when he corrected the host about cockroaches not being animals.
Quote from: JesseFromVegas on August 14, 2013, 03:56:23 PMIt sounded exactly like Seth Green though and only a tiny bit like Nick Swardson.We may be talking about different parts of the collage. The bit I'm thinking of mentions the movie "Grandma's Boy" which the terminally unfunny Nick Swardson co-produced, co-wrote, and acted in. Have a blessed day.
I think I learned in some trivia game that all insects are part of animal family
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