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I should have looked there. Now I wonder if they snagged the file from Archive.org. The version of The Other One on Road Trips Volume 1, Number 3 is pretty cool (except for Weir moving to Me and My Uncle).

Just saw this on another message board: That is a great film. I have a boot of it. I have always hoped they would put it out on DVD officially some day. Also - The Secrets Behind the Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main Street" Reissue

Interesting. Most people I know that are my age only listen to the radio, and nothing else. Of course, they are not music freaks. I have been listening to U2 since 1982 or so, but I am not buying some U2 vinyl remix album. Of course, I don't buy record albums (anymore). There was an article a while back somewhere that talked about how some bands are putting out elaborate packages like that - cd and vinyl. I can't recall what the whole article was about though. U2 does not need the cash - at least, not that I know of. Although, I read the last tour costs 6 figures a day to operate, so may

But it is still ok to get upset here right? They should have just put those tracks out there for anyone to grab. Although there is a vinyl craze going on these days, how many U2 super fans (the people most likely to buy such a thing) have a record player?

I could tell as soon as I heard it. I read that last night, but I was curious as to why they did not acknowledge the source.

It still amazes me that in the age of the iPod, vinyl record albums are so popular, and bands are releasing special vinyl (overpriced) packages.

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I suppose that may be a first. I don't know all the technical aspects of every release, but I don't recall reading about an AUD source being used on an official release before.

So an AUD patch was used in the Dark Star on Road Trips Volume 1, Number 3. I wonder who the taper was? Some dude at Archive.org says it was Marty Weinberg.

I don't think I have listened to that album since then either.

I don't think I ever watched all of these: Mysteries of the Universe

As long as they don't play too many songs off the last album. I'd like to see them again myself.

He also continued to do show with The Box Tops. They did some shows this past winter, and had plans to do some more shows this year. I never really got into Big Star, but I do like several Box Tops songs.

I was trying to remember what I paid the one and only time I saw them (2003). I think it was 25 or 30 bucks. I read this interview with Neil Peart the other day where he talking about how a band use to tour to promote a record, in that records sales equaled money, but now, bands tour to make money. At least for bands at the level of popularity. I would think that is one of the reasons they have raised ticket prices. And, the cost of touring has of course increased.

And Miles is robbing the dead. That can't go unpunished - at least, I would think something will come of his actions. Unless he gets off the island, diamonds are not going to do him much good anyhow. I read that the last Super Bowl beat the last episode of MASH (in terms of number of people watching). It will be interesting to see if the last episode of LOST beats those numbers.

I was just listening to my Box Tops cds the other night. The dude sure could sing. Neon Rainbow Every Day As We Grow Closer

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Either way, it's fine with me. He could get Mike Myers to come on as Ron Wood. Which is funny - as Mick has often stated that he would like to re-mix the album.

It's either him, or some sort of bomb (maybe).

The unreasoned Elvis stuff is coming out now, and has been for a few years (I think). I wonder if Lisa gets any money from the Jackson estate?

I believe it is a total deal, re-mastering, etc. I have not read anything about re-mixing, unless I have forgot, or overlooked it.

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Either that, or someone has been very busy indexing footage for many years. When this show began, a friend of mine said that he hoped they would not spring an alien story on us (see Highlander 2). I suppose we may still end up with some sort of ancient Egypt connection. We shall know more after next week, I think.

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