Analogman

That is a good question. It must be some sort of reflection of the state of mind of the modern Jimmy. I find the whole idea of video tributes a bit odd. But - that is what the old bands do these days. Stunning, really.

Dave Marsh shares some of his same views. But - I do not. The Who a singles band? Rubbish. I can see his point, but people want to see these old bands, and they want to play - so that is how it goes.

Sundazed is having a big sale. There is a lot of great stuff there - plus, you can grab those Moby Grape LPs/CDs for 9 bucks.

I like it just fine. I can relate to some of his trips. He is really just giving a more personal take on some of the stuff that was in the Shakey book. I am down with his ideas about sound, but I will be surprised if the method he is trying to sell ends up going anywhere. It's cool that he mentions Wilco is one of his favorite bands.

I got the book Waging Heavy Peace the other day. It's pretty funny that he states in the book if you don't like the way I am doing this, pass it on to someone else.

I saw on Yahoo news (and then at that other place). Is that that only use besides the Cadillac commercial and Fast Times At Ridgemont High?

I read earlier today that some LZ songs are going to be used in next week's episode of Revolution.

I read that book. I've never played video games, but the story was sort of interesting.

You can watch it on Youtube. (Look for: "BBC: Quadrophenia").

I believe it does not come out until next year. "We're all missing Godzilla verses King Kong on T.V." Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-08

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Maybe they will play the songs that are on the Quadrophenia soundtrack album at some point (Four Faces, Get Out and Stay Out, and Joker James).

Well - this is good news:

That is from The Wedge - MuchMusic - a Canadian music video channel. Maybe it was around the time of this show: 1996-11-20. The video is on Mr. Hamm's dvd - Wilco - DVD Project Vol 28.

I think this is the video he was talking about:

I looked through the catalog for that auction this morning. Old Ronnie must have not taken anything when he left her. The catalog is 191 pages long. Towards the end there was a 55 Strat up for sale. I would think he wishes he still had that.

I was listening to the show last night - by way of archive.org. It sounded pretty good to me.

I think Chuck Leavell was there on keyboards.

I don't think they are anymore. It's funny to read the comments sometimes. Someone in the comments under the video claims those acoustic 1970 shows puts him to sleep. That's nuts.

Dave's Picks #5 announced - 11/17/1973. He also talks about the cache of tapes they recently acquired.

I believe they played (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction on the Ed Sullivan Show when I was 12 days old.

Axl was on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night: Axl Rose on Jimmy Kimmel Live PART 1 I was reading some of the Neil Young twitter questions yesterday - and someone mentioned Guns N Roses will be touring with Neil and Crazy Horse.

Yea - I wouldn't call it that either. They just take time off between tours. I think this time the feeling is it may be the end. I saw a recent photo of Keith the other day. The dude looked worse that usual.