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Much as I don't really want to buy them all again - 1973: Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. 1973: The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle 1975: Born to Run (done) 1978: Darkness on the Edge of Town (sometime this year?) 1980: The River 1982: Nebraska 1984: Born in the U.S.A. 1976 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (has been re-mastered twice, I think) 1978 You're Gonna Get It!(has been re-mastered twice, I think) 1979 Damn the Torpedoes 1981 Hard Promises 1982 Long After Dark 1985 Southern Accents 1985 Pack Up the Plantation: Live! 1987 Let Me Up (I've Had Enough) 1991 Into t

The Time Machine Tour Book

I have not heard anything official, but I happened to be digging around and found these listed at a site called play.com: First Step (Remastered & Expanded) Long Player (Remastered & Expanded) A Nod's As Good As A Wink...To A Blind Horse (Remastered And Expanded) Ooh La La (Remastered & Expanded) The Faces.com message board is back up.

We're Coming Back Bono Ready to Roll After Back Surgery

Jimi Hendrix bandmate sues over '03 release Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: Jimi Hendrix

That's right - I forgot about that.

I was thinking of asking the person who wrote the article, but I don't want to be spammed to death by Jambands.com.

It is bugging me. About like when I read that the Velvet Underground supposedly played here where I live. I did all sorts of research on that, and could not find anything. We don't have a date for the Weir story, so it would be very hard for me to look it up.

Taper's Section (July 12 to July 18, 2010)

Matt will be busy will the Soundgarden reunion.

Not yet.

Good point - I could do without that one also. I wonder how many versions of Non-Fiction there are now. I love that song.

That would have been interesting.

Downtown Money Waster - I could have came up with a better choice than that one.

The version they did of Blackbird from the late 60s is alright. I bet Neil is shaking his head.

There is also an interview he did with Alex and Geddy up on Youtube.

I think it is a trend that became the thing to do in recent years due to the success of Rod Stewart's cover albums. I just believe it is a bit pathetic that now a lot of old bands, washed up bands, etc. put out a cover album. I am not really a fan of such things to begin with - so that is part of it. I think they should just tour and play the hits, that is all anyone wants to hear anyway. Here's a set list from last week: Why in the hell should CSN be singing Stones/Beatles/Who songs? It makes no sense to me.

I tried to put aside my aversion to such things and listen to it with an open mind, but it just did not do anything for me. Maybe the studio version will be better. I just don't understand why they are doing covers though. I guess they are unable to come with any new material.

Of course, what is funny to me is that Rod Stewart and Santana are two of the dudes that really move me. But - they are reduced to putting out crap now. I am curious to know how Jeff ended up in that mix.

Oh I believed it. I just hate that formula as much as I hate the cover album formula.

That's insult to both bands.

Bob Weir’s Gnarly Border Crossing: Fact and Fiction I think the info is wrong about the 1967 arrest. I am curious to know.

A live preview of the upcoming covers album. It sounds pretty lifeless to me.