Analogman

I bought the book that goes along with that documentary a while back. It was down to 20 bucks on Amazon. I have not really looked a it yet - but it appears to be a transcript of the whole thing plus photographs.

I just now noticed this post - I think you have to request it and then it goes to me and I approve it. I have not uploaded since January 2024 I think. There are not that many shows anymore out there to grab, when they do appear - it is usually on Dime a Dozen. They did not have free leach this past Christmas. So I was not able to get the shows I had hoped to get. I don't really have the time to spend on this - at least as much I used to spend. And then there is the fact that Wilco no longer allows taping anyhow.

What a time that was - The Derailers, Old 97's, Blue Mountain, The Jayhawks, Whiskeytown, Hazeldine, The Bottle Rockets, Son Volt, Uncle Tupelo, etc.

It was the late 1980s. It went off in 1989. Peter Davidson, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy The really great thing is Ace (Sophie Aldred). Also - the American made Dr. Who movie from 1996.

I watched that entire show when we went into lock-down/furloughed for two months in 2020.

Thanks to King Charles III - we can now watch Dr. Who on Youtube. I was able to pick up where I left off about 12 years ago. Season 23-24-25-26.

We can't all be David Watts you know.

She's from my state - couple hours away from me.

Yea - that one. I had not seen it until recently.

I will have to look it up. Finally got to see last episode of Detectorists - had to pay to watch it on Amazon.

I recently noticed that Tubi has a ton of British shows - some I have never seen before. But - right off - Vicar of Dibley - which I have not seen in many years. And to my surprise - the complete run of Prime Suspect. And an interesting series about the London Underground.

It's on Google Drive now Wilco Live Show Archive.

Yea - I was just joking you. I would not want to go to that either. They do have some great songs though.

Aren't you going to go see Oasis, Old Chap?

Proceeding that release was the 6 discs Lifehouse Chronicles box set - which you could only get online. I had to idea how to do that back then. Plus it was a bunch of money. Now all these years later it is a 10 discs box set that cost even more (as part of a Who's Next super deluxe re-release). I opted for the two disc version - mostly to get the live tracks from 1971.