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Well, they say that Santa Fe Is less than 90 miles away And I got time To roll a number And rent a car Oh, Albuquerque I've been flyin' down the road And I've been starvin' to be alone And independent From the scene that I've known Oh, Albuquerque So I'll stop where I am Find some fried eggs & country ham I'll find somewhere Where they don't care who I am Oh, Albuquerque

I have that book & it's definitely frightening...Schlosser comes off like a 21st century Sinclair.

It's Sunday afternoon, eh? NP: Neil & the Horse: Fillmore East Mar. '70.

Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris doin' either " Forget the Flowers" or "Someday Soon".

Wow. That's a great one there. David Nelson Band doin' the late-night "Was I In Your Dreams" w/ Barry on the pedal steel.

Satan. Oh you meant other BANDS... ok , how about My Chemical Romance.

Are you down to the bare wires?

Oh God no. I really hope this is bogus reporting. And yes, I was in the Army after seeing Kiss in '76..my first show (age 14). Ace was my favorite guy in that band.

Many congrats to you Boots! I will have a Bell's Hopslam in your honor after work.

I find myself pining for adventures in the somewhat-specific 'Swedish style". Best of luck to you, Mr. Baab, in meeting with my Mid-Western breathren Mr. Jeff. I will drink this Bass Ale in your honor.

Genesis--Shrine Auditorium, LA 1/24/75 SBD The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway in its entirety. It rarely gets better than this.

I used to get The Nation. Very good stuff. I like to hit Z Net as well.

WOW! Your dad seen one of the great ones. If I've had enough booze & cigarettes scarring my throat I do a pretty good impersonation of Most's call on that (it annoys my family, anyway ) I do remember that team...good times man.

Thanks man for the heads up with an excellent post. I was in a quandary about how this was gonna be, wondering if it was worth the $$. I appreciate!

Carlos Santana/ John McLaughlin/ Doug Rauch/ Armando Peraza/ Billy Cobham---International Amphitheatre, Chicago IL 11/10/73 SBD

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Here's one from the good old daze when the TV preachers were finally beginning to be seen for what they were/are: "Oral still needed more. God's price, said Richard on TV, was not just 8 million, but '8 million above & beyond our normal operating expenses'. In other words, God was talking net-- not gross-- and he wanted his 8 big ones in a brown bag by the midnight hour on April Fools Day. And he WILL get his money, there is no doubt at all about that. Oral Roberts is a greed-crazed white trash lunatic who should have been hung upside down from a telephone pole on the outskirts of T

I know I've mentioned this before (to Lammy & others) that perhaps my single favorite HST article was for a 1994 RS issue. It was also in the book "Better Than Sex", appropriately in Chapter 666 titled "The Death of Richard Nixon". It is the most vicious, mean-spirited piece of journalism you'll ever read...except you will also weep with joy at Hunter's eulogy to the man who was his nemesis, and gave his career a 'focus'. I really can't recommend this article enough.

I just read this whole thread. All I can say is wow! Jeff & Sue, you are truly an amazing couple. I just want to thank you for doin' what you do! And Judy, that kid of yours...all I can say is it makes me pine for when my daughter was wee (she's 16 now). Absolutely adorable.

Sounds like a great evening, Robert!

It's hard to convey the sadness I felt when I heard the news 2 years ago that HST had shot himself. What Jerry Garcia was to me musically, Hunter was to me in the literary world...someone I felt spoke for me. I know there's fans here.. maybe you all could speak about how HST's work affected you. Although I have been a fan of all the "New Journalism" people ( Burroughs, Mailer, Kerouac, and to a lesser extent Wolfe) Hunter's stuff just resonated with me like no one else. "Fear & Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72" was partially responsible for turning me into a political junkie. It show

God bless you Kate, and Graham too. That just warms my heart. Be careful, but give 'em hell! I'll be thinking of you guys.

"Exile" is a fantastic record. But for me, "Beggar's Banquet" is the one...I really just love every single song on that record. I must have heard "Sympathy for the Devil" thousands of times & when Keef kicks in with that solo it always kills me.

Happy Birfday Benjamin! The Big 3-oh. Guess it's time to do away with foolishness... Now if you'll excuse me, I have to practice my air-guitar.