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Bad Times, Worse Times: Led Zeppelin Sued for Copyright Infringement I've always wondered why these guys wait so long to sue the band. Willie Dixon did the same thing:

I have an antique mind. Neil Young - 1974 Set Lists

I am 44 year old guy who really only likes to listen to old music. It's all good. I have an original pressings of the album - that cover is neat.

Randy Travis? I don't much care for Nash songs, but he is the N in CSN. Without him, it would not sound right.

If you are talking about bit torrent - If you look at this thread: Bit Torrent and Related Links Audio file conversion, How-to, Wilco show lists, etc., you will probably find some answers. Basically, you need FLAC installed on your computer, and then something that will play FLAC files, such as WinAmp. You can also convert FLAC files to Mp3 or WAV files. As far as I know, Quicktime will not play FLAC files. If you are talking about Direct Download - What you see at The Wilco Live Show Archive are files that you can direct download. Think of it as right clicking on a photogr

But on the other hand. . .

That may be one of the reasons to buy such a thing - but, will Neil actually let those songs be on the cds they put out?

But the first CSN album is great.

(I am listening to Exit. . . Stage Left - those songs sound a lot better live than they do an the album.)

According to Neil, most of the money from that tour was spent on drugs, production costs, and Bill Graham.

I've said this before, but when I saw them back in 200? whenever it was, Neil walked all over the top of them. I think I prefer CSN without Y.

The Wembley Arena show was what I was thinking of. I have seen that up at various BT sites over the years. I have never heard any of the shows from the 1974 tour. In Shakey, it seems like Neil did not have too many good things to say about the tour. They were one of the first bands to do a tour of mostly stadiums - is that correct? Tour 1974 (tourdates)

That was from last night - opening night of the tour.

Maybe you want to watch some of the older episodes - try the Tom Baker years. It's a great show. Although, if you don't like it, then you don't like it.

Exactly. Neil and his new drum set.

I don't really care for his music, but I thought he was great in the documentary. He also gave the speech when they got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame the other day. I am surprised they did not mention RUSH-CON.

I think that is it really. I think this stage show is going to be pretty cool. I don't think I have ever really been to a concert where things like you mentioned were going on. It will be a new experience for me.

CSNY 1974 Tour Box Set Coming I have seen that stuff on BT sites before. I bet Rhino is putting it out.

I have read some things that suggested he will be using them for some songs. I think that is really what I mean - that "80s" sound. It is just too sterile sounding for my taste. I am not even that crazy about Moving Pictures. But - they did want they wanted to do. I believe the set list has already been posted online, but I don't want to know, so I am going to try and avoid it. It would be nice if they played different songs every night, but they are just not that sort of band. I have to accept that I suppose.

Taper's Section (June 28 to July 4, 2010)

I think the last few albums (from what I have heard) were more guitar based. There were rumors that the last album was going to be a concept album "like the old days", but I knew that would not happen. I think it was Neil that said in one of his books, that bands use to tour so people would buy their records, and thus, they would make money from record sales. Now, they tour to make money. I think it also interesting to note that they don't have any tour sponsorship that I know of. So, they must be putting out quite a bit of money just to put the show on from night to night. I believe on thi

I have never seen it. It looks like early reality show programming. I think some more albums will be covered on the bonus disc that comes with the dvd.

The Alex scene is from this film: Come on Children (1973) I would like to have seen more Sebastian Bach and Les Claypool.

Thanks for sending me the files.