Analogman

Also - check out: The Conet Project

It's funny - when I saw them in 2003, at the hockey place in Pittsburgh, I was up at the top right hand side. There were people even then talking and whatnot throughout the show. But there was really no one in front of us, so that helped out the sound situation.

She also played with the Stones. Her story is in the According To. . .The Rolling Stones book.

This is the Wilco taping policy:

I don't care for 30 Rock - so I don't watch it. NBC has quite a block of comedy going on there. I have been reading reports that Steve Carell is going to quit the show after next season.

Of course, now it is three. (Dave, Adrian, and Janick Gers) Gary Rossington and Allen Collins Toy Caldwell and George McCorkle

I bet just Mick and Keith did whatever they added on to the tracks. Although, I think I read somewhere that Mick Taylor was called in to do some work.

Yes, it is him. Peter Green and Danny Kirwan

Here is three that I can think of: Rich Robinson and Marc Ford Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson Dave Murray and Adrian Smith

That's nothing new. I think it will be worth it to see the Feast of Friends footage. If people don't like the band, then why would they watch the film anyway.

I have mentioned this pamphlet around here a few times over the years. I scanned it for someone on Facebook, so I thought I would post it here also.

Marc Perlman, Karen Grotberg, and Tim O'Reagan As far as I know.

I'd say The Office will have to work hard to beat Community tonight. Also, I love the April character on Parks and Recreation. She is great.

I hope to see it. I still wish they would just put out A Feast of Friends.

Jayhawks’ Mark Olson Solo Record Due

Speaking of PBS: American Masters: When You're Strange, a film about The Doors

Pearl Jam Announces 2010 Tour Bootlegs, Launches Online Radio Station

That sounds like someone's made up old-school bootleg title to me.

I think I have those. It would be nice if the Wilco show would pop up. There are people who have at - according to the page for the show at db.etree.org.

It should go to wherever you have downloads set to go - then you install it. It is like installing Skype or whatever. You need to find out where your downloads are going.

I missed most of it. I will check it out tomorrow online.

Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1969-05-03

Do you have FLAC installed on your computer? What is FLAC? FLAC Frontend

I was at one of those shows.

Taper's Section (May 3 - May 9, 2010)