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a 320 kbps rip is floating the internets for about 2 weeks already. @Loneliness Fighter:check out - http://ultrasurf.us/ Will give you an american I.P.I am non american but use this proxy for stuff like Grooveshark,Pandorra etc,

Empty Sky - E.John - sorry

"Got Sounds of Our Time" will pick up "Point of no Return" how about disquis Don Covay? Or funniest lyrics ever(this one or Mary Provost?)

Looks like a closed book then,nothing new to be expected

Yep,if you refere to the Cardiff Toprank I've got that for many(10?)years.Here's another version you might like:Rockpile - Bottom Line NYC - 1978,Oct http://www.sendspace.com/file/b6yg37 Jim Ford's previously unissued second album as it was intended to be heard, the follow up to 'Harlan County'... the holy grail of country soul music. Recorded in 1970 with the cream of Los Angeles' musicians. Available in deluxe 180g Vinyl (BAF 18005) and Digipak CD editions. Magnificent full stereo hi-fidelity sound from the original master tapes. Jim Ford was Sly Stone's best friend and Nick Lowe'

I knew the guy when he used to R & R .would be nice to speak him again after so many years.Yeah we did share a hobby collecting: underground comix Oops http://www.thelooniverse.com/strips/realfreepress/realfreepress.html

OSM

Mermaid Avenue Bonus EP – Billy Bragg & Wilco 1998, Elektra USA (CD), 7559637402 California Stars (Live from Late Night with Conan O'Brien)/My Thirty Thousand/Bugeye Jim/At My Window Sad And Lonely (Jeff Tweedy guitar solo version)

Wilco we all love you baby

Yes at my age it is

Ladylike

One Sunday Morning did hit me with a ton of bricks like(ages ago) Dylan's " Desolation Row"

Great story,what a way to spent a sunny afternoon, culturing roses? Wish I could have an old day like this (sigh) -Howdy

And another pre-listen: http://www1.rollingstone.com/hearitnow/player/buddyholly1.html

How many newbies since today and as to be expected?

This statement can work in SO many circumstances

Did I forgot about those 7 years or more about "The Boss" Early days when Jungleland was still .org was pretty cool. As well as Britt Pop fan,may have the most extented collection around,and no Todd don't ask for "The Spic Ace And The Blue Sharks Concert' I was there but don't have it.(yet)

the natural progresion Brian Jones(early Stones) Flamin'Groovies(plus anything like Charlatans,Loose Gravel etc.) Faces(early R.Stewart) Tom Petty R.Stewart(pre american 1-5) John Mellencanp T.Rex Am.Psych Dylan Georgia Satilittes Steve Earle U.T back to T.Petty Wilco And yes can't get enough of "Harlem River Blues"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=403cgCL3L8I&feature=player_embedded

Yep quite some tracks on Spotify And if you like this band I'm pretty sure you'll love this dutch band : http://www.allmusic.com/artist/the-outsiders-p141973

"The Experimental Dads"

Searched The Internets for a few hours,there's no leak at the very moment except for some bogus stuff( if you find it with .zip,.rar. dont d/l its crap. Using search engines i saw: "the scene"(always the first) o day releases web based servers(rapid share and a few100 more) b.torrent(incl. private trackers) So tomorrow it's another day