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Those were called Alex's Rants. There is always humor involved with Rush.

BC Tour Blog

It does read like some of the stuff he posts on What's Wrong With Steve. I just saw The People Speak clip on The History Channel with Chris and Rich again.

Yes - I think it the second half that is cut. They are also doing a reggae version of Working Man. I have to say that is one of those songs I don't care to hear, really.

I forgot to mention that the person behind the BC Blog may be someone who works for the band, or even Steve himself. In today's post there is a backstage photo, so it must be someone who at least works for the band.

It's actually an edited version.

I like to dig around and find tracks like those on Youtube. I've never looked at that site before, but I often look at the Sundazed site. I hope they are going to put out some Damnation Of Adam Blessing tracks.

Another Guns N' Roses thread. I suppose they all end up with a lot of negative posts though. He also ran into some trouble at the Leeds Festival. I think he is a great front man.

It was great. We were closer to the stage than I thought we would be from looking at the seating chart. I wore earplugs the whole time. I am glad I did, as the sound was deafening.

This is from the show I saw:

I should have posted this before: BC Tour Blog

That's right. He joined them in 1976 I think. I'm not all that knowledgeable about those so-called "faceless mid-western bands." They are were all very big when I was in the 7th/8th grade, but I never really listened to them. I think it is sort of funny that right now you can find more recent REO Speedwagon shows on Dime a Dozen, than recent Wilco shows.

Aerosmith has not put out an album of entirely original songs since 2001. I've read several articles about bands canceling shows due to low ticket sales. Rush is doing good, from what I have heard. I think Aerosmith is like AC/DC or Kiss. They may release a new album, but at this point, people go to their shows to hear the hits. I suppose they get that sort of money because they can.

I think Tommy and J.Y. are the only dudes from the orignal band that are still in the band now. Just like Journey, Yes, etc., they found a guy who could sing their former front man, and decided to carry on with the show. Something new I have noticed lately - a lot of those bands are now doing shows together. So you end up getting a Kansas/Styx/whoever else show. I guess they do pretty well playing sheds, casinos, and whatnot.

I read something last night that stated they have began to ban cameras and people using cell phones at their shows.

By way of Expecting Rain: Brandeis University - bonus disc information Lost Bob Dylan Audio Found At Late Rolling Stone Co-Founder's Home

He didn't produce Southern Harmony, George Drakoulias did.

I didn't notice that, or I would have not posted it. If you dig around, I am sure you can find the complete Lost Lennon Tapes somewhere. There is no reason to have to buy such things these days.

That is from the Imagine film. It was footage from the recording of the album at his mansion (Ascot). The rest of that is various clips from films that he and Yoko use to make. There was a period of time when they filmed everything they did through out the day.

I was agreeing with you.

I have stacks of those.

I can see what he is saying, but as you say, the songs are so generic. Snakes and dice? No thanks. I do like the song Human Touch though.

It was on the Milk and Honey album. I think I read somewhere once that it was actually a song he wrote for Ringo.

Of course, there was a fix for that thing. But, it makes me nervous. If I recall correctly, it would not play without skipping or jumping around, like the Son Volt album The Search. Or maybe it was only that the DVD side would play. It was something like that. I believe I heard the last album, but decided not to buy it.

The Devils and Dust album was the last one I bought. I don't think I have played it since I found out about the Sony BMG Rootkit deal.