Analogman

I'm listening to 2/13/1970 and reading some stuff at Dead Essays. There is quite a long article there about Bob and Pigpen's dismissal from the band.

Did Heath Ledger Base His Joker On Tom Waits?

They need some more photos of Betty. When I was there back in the 1990s, there were NO PHOTOGRAPHS signs all over the place. I guess whoever took those got away with it due to the fact they were working for a news channel.

Speaking of the Nash Strat, Europe '72: Jahrhundert Halle, Frankfurt, West Germany is streaming at dead.net.

That would be cool to see. They've had those other guitars for a while now.

That is Bob's pink guitar.

This thread has suddenly become full of hodads and gremmies.

I think there is suppose to be some sort of theme or concept running through the album.

I respect the guy, I just don't get his music.

Cary Hudson - Mississippi Moon Cary has various deals going on where you can get the new cd, and other cds together for a great price. Plus, he will sign the new one.

New song - That's Why God Made The Radio. Setlist from last night's show in Arizona:

I think for me it's about the same as those who don't get the Grateful Dead. I just don't see the appeal of this guy's music. I was recently watching a video of a song from Blunderbuss and my first thought was this guy has has been listening to Tanx (T.Rex album). I am sure he has talent and abilities that I will never have, but he does nothing for me. I think I actually own White Blood Cells, but I could never really get into the songs/music. I do like some of what I have read about him - his efforts with regards to mastering music and things of that nature.

It's also up at bt.etree.org.

It's one of my favorite Rush albums.

I'm holding out for a Farewell To Kings tour.

I've heard some rumors that they are going to play Signals on this tour.

Buck Owens was the man. Those coloring books are already listed on Ebay for 60-90 bucks.

It's interesting how people hear things in different ways. I think that song sounds about as bad as the Lou Reed/Metallica album.

Oh Susannah (Soundcloud preview)

Below is the fourth update (04/20/2012):

I agree. It was in the early 1990s.

New Rush song - Headlong Flight (streaming at Rolling Stone.com)

That's right. I think he was also rumored to be working with Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and Jason Bonham a few years ago. Another letter from Axl:

Little Steven's Speech I've been digging around looking for video from the ceremony. I guess someone named Myles Kennedy stood in for Axl Rose. Mr. Brownstone

No Rod: (article from Billboard.com)