Analogman

I read this book a while back: A Simple Twist of Fate: Bob Dylan and the Making of Blood on the Tracks. I knew some thing about those sessions - but this book is really good with the details about the making of the album.

I have the tape - which has an extra song on it. What's really strange is that concert film from that time or the next tour. Ritchie is not on stage for the opening number.

Perfect Strangers is a great album for the time. I have never heard the other ones after that.

That sound right.

It took me a while to get there.

I recall somewhere Edge said after this they were taking time off after this round of tours.

Or maybe he was referring to the John Travolta movie from 1976.

Oddly enough - I bought that tape back in the day when I did not even really listen to the GD. I think I had that and Bear's Choice.

I went through that for several days at home. I looked up various issues having to do with Firefox. I ended up changing the url from forums.viachicago.org/ to http://viachicago.org/. And now it works just fine.

That must be it.

That must be weird. The same with Alan White in Yes. You hang around for the whole show and then come out at the end.

Interesting.

I wonder why these teams our doing such things? Is it just to get people in the seats? I have read attendance is down all over. I can see SF doing a GD night. That one makes sense. It is a son of a bitching thing that most hyped thing about my Pirates is that they have been pushing a Ed Sheeran concert all season. Whoever in the hell that is.

I don't know about now - but I always considered Alice in Chains a metal band. I have never been much of a Judas Priest fan beyond the first two albums.

I believe Glen is playing on the encore. Or he was earlier in the tour. Don't forget your earplugs.

That must be it.

I believe he opened up some sort of clothing store when he left the band. I've always wondered about the story of how he came back. They could have just got a hired guy to fill in for Howie. There must be an interesting story there. I don't think they really talked about it much in the documentary.

That's him. I think my TP cds are some of the oldest cds I own. The early ones have blank pages in the inserts or that generic MCA artwork.

I believe that was Howie's first video with the band.

That video for You Got Lucky was big also. I think I recall seeing it on Night Tracks.

Aha - you are right. I meant Kings Highway.

I like the acoustic version of that song (Kings Road).

It's Good To Be King is one of my favorite TP songs. And also a great video.

Good call on Mystery Man - such a great groove. I'd go with Straight Into Darkness.

Dad Band Dave here is really into Wilco. . .