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And his British equivalent - Chris Welch. You can see a lot more interviews (including Eric and Pete) in the film I mentioned above. It's on DVD now. I recall with some joy when I was able to get the original soundtrack on vinyl some years ago - by way of Ebay.

I watched about half of the new documentary. It seemed to me to be an updated version of A Film About Jimi Hendrix (1973). Which is probably my favorite Hendrix bio film. I noticed they left out Leon (Jimi's real brother). If you want to read about his not so pleasant upbringing, check out a book called Room Full of Mirrors (Charles Cross). I think there were a few things I had not seen before. Such as that psychedelic painted house they were traipsing around in. I suppose I will watch the rest of it online at some point.

You should check out Carl And The Passions "So Tough"/Holland/The Beach Boys In Concert.

I still owe you that photo.

It took me a while to get the MFER to work - but I just put the almanac in my Nook.

Speaking of live stuff:

It must be. I thought that song went on and on - on the album version also.

He's listed in the album credits, isn't he? (That most people have never heard - as it plays at the end during the credits.)

If you end up getting them all - don't forget Another View and VU, plus the boxset. I have the Fully Loaded edition of Loaded that came out in 1997. I think there have been other re-issues since then. Of course - Loaded is a different animal than The Velvet Underground & Nico, White Light/White Heat, and The Velvet Underground. The only solo album of Lou's I ever got was New Sensations (1984). I don't recall anyone listening to him or The Velvet Underground when I was a growing up. I don't know how I ended up buying that album. I do recall getting into the band (VU) in 1985. I think someo

It would be nice to see that footage where they are sitting around playing acoustically.

I think The Notorious C.H.O. is the only comedy special of hers I can recall watching.

I use to watch her show All American Girl (1994-1995).

I recall a bunch of mullet hessians getting rather upset he played on a MJ album. I didn't really listen to it yet.

Yea - I am not buying the new album. It will be the first time I have passed on a new PJ album. It's cool to see them doing Leaving Here. That must be due to Eddie's love of The Who. The Who - Leaving Here

Fun fact: I was remembering hearing Under A Blood Red Sky back in the day and wondering why Alan Gratzer (REO Speedwagon drummer) was playing in a new wave band. I misunderstood young Bono when he was saying the band members names.

New song in Mandela film: (link - billboard.com)

By way of Rolling Stone:

They must have got some tapes from Mountain Girl. That must be who Dave was talking about when he briefly mentioned acquiring tapes recently. According To Rolling Stone:

The Adventures of Danny and Mike (The two dudes from The Adventures of Pete and Pete) (Ok - after actually listening to this, it's pretty much crap.) Maybe they will come up with something better down the road.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Criteria (Terry Stewart):

That was the first one. I believe there were several sketches featuring the character over a period of 4 years or so.

I forgot about that - they did do a KISS song.

Interview with Blondie Chaplin: I saw that thread about the Brian/Jeff Beck tour. I would like to see one of those shows. Good thing there is Youtube. He mentions Wild Honey - that's a great song.

The Clash - The Last Gang In Town

That's interesting. I'm not much for the 80s, besides metal bands, R.E.M., and U2 (and some others I can't think of at the moment.) I can't recall how I got to alt-country. That's probably the last "new musical genre" I will ever get into. I suppose I champion these old dinosaur bands from the 60s-70s because that is about all I listen to anymore. Whenever these announcements come out I like to look around at other message boards I frequent and see what they say. Sometimes they are about what we post here, sometimes vastly different.