froggie

um, yeah

i'm revisiting some of bob dylan's XM radio shows for those that havent heard them, basically, its a 1 hour theme time show thats on satelite radio in the US. each week, he plays a stack of songs based on a theme, does commentary on the songs and throws in some jokes. apparently the songs are chosen by himself most of the music is rockabilly/blues/countryish stuff. he's played everything from pre-war blues, post-war blues, mowtown, rockabilly, and even LL cool j i've listened to School and Guns so far today

heh, i fuck that bit up myself always - you'll only get the main song another melbournian... what suburb you from??

too far apart why would you wanna live when you wake up feeling old and full band versions of we've been had and gun actually, this'll be good for the 2nd show 1. Misunderstood 2. How To Fight Loneliness 3. Handshake Drugs 4. She's A Jar 5. Remember The Mountain Bed 6. A Magazine Called Sunset 7. I'm Always In Love 8. At Least That's What You Said 9. Pieholden Suite 10. Box Full Of Letters 11. Kingpin 12. I'm The Man Who Loves You 13. Poor Places 14. Reservations 15. War On War 16. Cars Can't Escape 17. Kicking Television Encore

come to my place - i also do private living room shows. and i take requests!

will did one tonight when i get home... the conan one is weird.. john's turned up too high in the mix and makes him sound like the lead vocalist at times

so there is an advantage of having to wait till next week for the dvd to come out here!

bob dylan, theme time radio

there were 4 of them i didnt mind them bac in 1993 actually. the follow up to Whats up was quite good

they're from the chicago shows that were filmed for the dvd, arent they?

have you got the Low happening single?.... it might have been on that. cant find my copy right now, but if you do a search, you'll fin the tracks. there were some extra ones there

dont rub it in!... the cancelled on me in october!

i'm an old school trading person... i deal with disks and padded envelopes.... complete with trips to the post office

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nah, been there - done that http://www.sendspace.com/file/qe2k0n .... from the 'someone else's songs' bootleg... nice lyric change the zeppelin missed out on

foo fighters too!

there's a simple free program called flacfrontend that'll convert them to waves. you can then listen from the computer or burn to cd

what an insult to Box full of letters! it must be one person screwing up and then it spread like wildfire. i remember back in the napster days seeing a song called Brandy - by Gordon Lightfoot on napster

wow, missing a certain tune from his solo shows but this is definately a goodie.

wind will blooooooooooooowwww and the sun will shine....

would it be Lonesome day blues??. (its on L&T)....one of those tunes that has gotten better over time as he plays it

rolling and tumblin is pretty faithful to the album version... i prefer the album though. he seemed to have taken more care with the vocals. however, thunder on the mountain seems to sound better live

since the drives to play cds are disabled in the office now, i'm listening to wilco mp3s. heh, they cant fool us music fans - we know how to get around the loophole! np: too far apart