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I am not sure I have ever heard a show from 1976. Dave's Picks Volume 4

Ryan Adams: Losering, a Story of Whiskeytown (book)

I was re-reading that NY Times article and was struck by this part: I wonder if he means years ago or recently?

Here what is looks like: PONO on Letterman. I think it's neat - but I won't buy it. I don't really listen to music unless I am home. So the the stereos I have do me just fine.

Another article about PONO.

By way of Thrasher's Wheat: That would be pretty cool if they did a song together.

By way of Billboard.com: by Billboard Staff | September 27, 2012 10:45 EDT Meet The Beatles' Massive Vinyl Box Set

It will be nice to see it in a non scratchy-good sounding format. Plus - it is something with Brian Jones. I wonder if they used any of 25x5: The Continuing Adventures of the Rolling Stones (1989) in the new film.

That film was made in 1965-1966. You can watch it on Youtube. This is the first time it has been released in any sort of commercial format (I think).

It wasn't really my cup of tea - but it was a class we had to take. I think I still have the book around here somewhere. For those who have read The Devil In The White City - a documentary about H.H. Holmes.

I once had to write a rather large paper on that book in a class I had in college. It was taught by an old school post WW II guy. The class was mainly made up of football players - who were not exactly happy about being there.

I like the guitar sound - that's about it.

Revolution (TV show) This show already reminds me of: Jeremiah (2002-2004), The Postman (1997), V (1983), and Red Dawn (1984).

Beth Orton - Sugaring Season (whole album by way of NPR)

Walk Like A Giant (song preview)

The Bin Man

Don't pay for shows - that's not a good thing to do. Don't let someone rip you off. This is the section of Via Chicago where you can search for shows: Greatest Lost Track of All Time. It's up at bt.etree.org. But the seed is dead. You can direct download the show here: 2009-06-28. (courtesy of the Wilco Archive)

I'd say Robert has his own thing going on - and I would be surprised if he gave that up to do more LZ shows.

It's a trip to see rock gods turn into old men.

I think I read somewhere they were doing a press conference today in London.

Don't forget to check out the film someday - Far From The Madding Crowd (1967).

Now that is funny. It appears on the screen at some point. It may be something Phil or Don said during the show.

I saw that on Dime a Dozen - and of course - thought it must be on Youtube.

Hippies With Money - The Everly Brothers In Australia (August 20th, 1971) (2 parts)

Neil Young Comes Clean (long interview by way of the NY Times)