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Amanda and Jimbo in the band, everyone happy and making jokes. I almost forgot that's how the band was at one point.

Link if you've never seen it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djUh1eHdepE

I've been a SEY subscriber for about 3 years now, and I feel like the coffees I've received the past few months haven't quite met the expectations I normally have for them. They certainly haven't been bad, but the gap between them and other beans I've had in the same time frame isn't what it used to be. Has anyone else had this thought?

Not ashamed to say I’ve shed a tear from Anh Phung’s performance that night.

I had a used disc just like the one in this link for a while that I loved but sadly lost today. The plastic was kind of soft and pliable. Anyone have a good idea of what plastic they used for this so I can buy a replacement?

Thanks!

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..And then I finally got a chance to see them live for the first time last night. I take back what I've said previously - the 400 Unit as a straight up rock outfit is impeccable! King of Oklahoma was absolutely insane.

I love when Billy just goes full bluegrass and absolutely shreds in a traditional style. Freeborn Man 2/26/23 would get my vote for the best performance like that I’ve heard, but I’d love to know some more.

I certainly love when the 400 unit rocks out, but there's just something special about their sound when the fiddle is added.

I love classic westerns, but I'm looking for something that could still be classified as a western in spite of not really fitting the classic plot/themes - Butcher's Crossing by John Williams is the best example I can think of. I've also read Blood Meridian and All the Pretty Horses, but I'm not looking for something quite as dark as those (well at least not as dark as Blood Meridian lol).

Thank you!