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happy birthday!

now THIS is a weather forecast!

everybody's got something to hide except for and my monkey!

Jimmy and JPJ have projects for 2010, but i'll believe Robert when i see it - does playing soccer for the Wolves count?

blood on the tracks - dylan cloud 9 - george harrison cosmo's factory - CCR traveling wilburys vol 1 - traveling wilburys 1928 sessions - mississippi john hurt honey steel's gold - ed kuepper ...ish - 1927

california stars seems to always be a top request - dunno why, they always play it anyway!

Mardi Gras - Creedence

looks like old Robert has another appointment up his sleeve: http://www.gigwise.com/news/54393/Led-Zeppelins-Robert-Plant-Confirms-One-Off-Choir-Backed-London-Show Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant has announced a one-off, ultra intimate charity gig in London next month. The 61-year-old rock legend plays the Sound & Vision show in aid of Cancer Research UK at Abbey Road Studios on February 25th. Plant's unique set will include support from American singer-songwriter Beth Nielson Chapman and the London Oriana Choir. Fans can bid for the chance to attend the show on the Sound & Vis

you might have to face gilmour & waters in court!

happy birthday Robert!

led zeppelin used the same term on their 1975 and 1977 tours

just listen to some of the stories he tells between songs!

happy birthday!

happy birthday!

no chance of a duet. he'll croak out one of his standard songs with his current band.

i've seen him twice and dont know whether he's a musician or a comedian there was an Ed Kuepper show here that wasnt promoted. i did a head count and there were 21 people there (opposed to the usual few hundred people). we were sitting on the floor like being back in school again!

howsabout Rock n Roll from Led Zeppelin?

i found Pat to be very friendly. he let us into an afterparty without an invite, and another time he accepted our invitation for drinks after the show at a bar (and dragged the rest of the band along, sans Jeff)

$2 RCA cables! (well thats what i was looking for!)

Box full of letters, at the local $2 shop earlier today

good to see Toni Collette win! - she was at at Sydney 07 Wilco show

i love that too!. he did a lot of it in the 80s and early 90s. also John Bonham, played slightly behind the beat ETA: Hendrix hid behind special effects and distortion to disguise the fact that he wasnt all he's made to be! (heeheee)

Crosby Stills & Nash (and whenever Neil hasnt got anything to do)

'Jean Lee & the Yellow Dog', from Ed Kuepper. its about the last woman that hanged in Australia in 1951. the album came out in 2007