Analogman

Boston 11/18/2010 set list:

The Allman Brothers Band Concert Fillmore East (New York, NY) 02/14/1970 The quality of the video above greatly surpasses the clips I have seen on Youtube. It would be nice if they would put out a DVD. That is the same show that is on the cd The Allman Brothers Band: Fillmore East 2/70.

No Code is a great album. I think Ed does a great job on Who songs, because he such a Who freak.

I have not found a simple list so far, mainly a lot of message board posts. I am sure there will be such a breakdown out there somewhere at some point. Or maybe I just have not found it. Of course, various songs on Tracks had modern overdubs, and I read somewhere once that all the drums were re-done on the live box that came out years ago. That sort of thing always sticks out to me - probably modern vocal overdubs more than anything else.

I am - up through Nebraska. I may grab it.

It's pretty weird to hear Jimi singing Tears Of Rage. I would like to have the box, but I don't care to spend that much money on cds anymore. 54 bucks is not so bad though.

It's hard to match the Chicken Fingers and/or Paint Ball episode. The Messianic Myths And Ancient People episode was pretty cool. I did see part of The Walking Dead. It reminded me somewhat of The Day of the Triffids.

I think this is right: I'd stick with the first four releases from the above list.

Amazon has this for 80 bucks. I would like to hear the re-master, and see the DVD, but I don't think I am interested in the over dubbed songs.

This is the set list from November 11th: I don't think Jay changes what he plays very much, so that may be about what you heard.

I just read this over at Office Tally: I have not really got into any new show this season. And I don't think The Office or Community has been all that great so far this year. I am not sure how Outsourced even got on the air. It will be good to see Parks and Recreation come back. I noticed last night that several networks are trying to capture the success of Pawn Stars/American Pickers. There were three shows on at the same time - (I didn't catch the title), Hollywood Treasure, and Auction King.

Max is touring with his own band now.

The River and Nebraska

I think so - but I am not a PF expert. Besides Dark Side of The Moon, and the Pompeii film, I don't really care for Pink Floyd. Maybe someone else will chime in with a better answer.

I had heard nothing about this until a few minutes ago: Damn the Torpedoes deluxe reissue

Check this out: Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 1980–1981

He was sitting with the band when Bruce was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I read his book. You get a different view of Bruce from reading it. Also, Bruce saved him from financial ruin a few times.

It could be that I just read the digest. I don't actually recall participating. I think the site I spent the most time looking at was The Boots Springsteen page, or Backstreets, when they got a website. And another one I just remembered: Greasy Lake

It's junk, just like those Lennon books. But, I own them all, so there you go.

Not my cup of tea, but the one time I heard one of their cds, I thought it sounded really bad. It seems like I read somewhere that they were going to be re-done.

I hope we get something besides extended re-mix bonus tracks this time around. Queen Signs To Universal, Preps Remastered Albums

Good point. I just think it sounds like him, and I am guessing he would have been leading the band. Anyone ever read Like The Night Revisited (C.P. Lee)? I don't recall that I have read it.

I think I was a member of that mailing list way back in the early days of the internet.

I still think it was Robbie Robertson.

I forgot about that one. Is the Lucky Town site still active?