PopTodd

While I do like to sing along on occasion, I would NEVER do it at an acoustic show. That's just rude.

and I'll probably give this a spin sometime today, too: R.I.P., Jay.

I sometimes sing along, until I realize what I'm doing and stop myself. Because, honestly, I am there to hear the band. Still, it's fun and it's all a part of the fun to have fun with the fun stuff that you do. I like fun. It's fun.

Wings - Band on the Run Harry Nilsson - Pandemonium Shadow Show/Aerial Ballet/Aerial Pandemonium Ballet Oasis - (What's the Story) Morning Glory?

Eh. I bought it when it first came out and was completely underwhelmed. Maybe I need to give it another spin?

I'm a huge fan of The La's album. So, is this worth the $20 or so for a decent used copy? Disc: 1 1. Son of a Gun Listen 2. I Can't Sleep Listen 3. Timeless Melody Listen 4. Liberty Ship Listen 5. There She Goes Listen 6. Doledrum Listen 7. Feelin' Listen 8. Way Out Listen 9. I.O.U. Listen 10. Freedom Song Listen 11. Failure Listen 12. Looking Glass Listen 13. Son of a Gun [GLR Session Nov '98][*] Listen 14. Doledrum [GLR Session Nov '98][*] Listen 15. I Can't Sleep [GLR Session Nov '98][*] Listen 16. Way Out [Key 103, Jan '89][*] Listen 17. I Am the Key [Key 103, Jan '89][*] Listen 18. Tha

Do they actually have to be FROM Manchester? Smiths - "Cemetery Gates" Stone Roses - "I Wanna Be Adored" Happy Mondays - "Kinky Afro" Charlatans - "Jesus Hairdo" Joy Division - "Love Will Tear Us Apart" Inspiral Carpets - "Real Thing" James - "Say Something" Primal Scream - "Jailbird" Non-Manchester, songs with that "Madchester"/Britpop sound: Blur - "There's No Other Way" Cast - "Alright" The La's - "Son of a Gun"

Pulp - His n' Hers Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Dig!!! Lazarus Dig!!! Sybaris - Sybaris John Cale - Vintage Violence The Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs (Vol. 3)

Emitt Rhodes Alex Chilton Colin Blunstone Emmylou Harris Gram Parsons

Sam Cooke Smokey Robinson Dusty Springfield Otis Redding Bobby Fuller

Any fans out here? I haven't seen it since it was in theaters, and I remember loving it then. Just a whole lot of campy fun. And, Ann Magnuson's presence in anything is an instant bonus. Thinking that I may have to pick up the DVD sometime soon. Just wanted confirmation from some folks here who have seen it (more) recently, that it was as fun as I remember it.

Rancid - Let's Go Charlie Parker - Verve Jazz Masters 15 Roky Erickson - The Evil One The Move - Black Country Rock (live @ the BBC) Sly & The Family Stone - Fresh

[quote name='Crow Daddy Magnus

Serious vibes.

I met Steve at a NAMM show when I was 16 and relatively new to the guitar. He was just walking down the aisle, and the exchange went something like this: "Steve Morse?" "Yes? "Wow. I'm a really big fan. (smiling) "Hey! Thanks! You play?" "Yeah, but I'm not very good." "No?" "Not as good as I want to be." "Do you practice with a metronome?" "No." "Well, that is the number one piece of advice that I can give to you, is to practice with a metronome. You have anywhere to be now?" "No." Come on; I'm going to the Ernie Ball booth. You wanna take a little walk with me? We'll talk about guitar a bit

There's this fingerpicked jazz thing that I wrote, like, 15 years ago, that I can finally play the way it's supposed to be played. I've been tending to fall into that one recently. I need to write some (decent) lyrics for it so that I can record it sometime soon.

Anyone have it? Opinions?

Steve Morse

Thanks. No official date, yet. Real-life chaos has intruded upon work on the album. Should be done by the end of the summer, though.

It's kinda nice. http://niteshiftmusic.blogspot.com/ And, once again, thanks for your patience. But this one is for you to keep. PS - ADJUST YOUR VOLUME NOW!!! (There is an auto-play player on that page, and it's LOUD).