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I sort of recall that. I am just curious to know how someone knew there was an episode of the show that would fit in with the episode of Lost they were writing.

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It is interesting that Richard is now running around scared, like Ben. He has always been one of my favorite characters. I have always particularly liked the scene where he comes to visit Locke as a boy. It reminded me of Taken for some reason. And this scene also: Baby Locke and the return of Richard Alpert

I wonder who thought of using the episode of Little House On The Prairie? I think next week will be good. We'll get the story of the guy with eyeliner.

Ok - I finally got the cd in the mail today. There is a nice booklet in there, as there is in all the releases the family has put out. I had not seen some of the photos before, particularly the one where he is playing a purplish-blue Stratocaster. I think Noel Redding talk about the overdubs in his book. I can't recall the story behind why they did such work though. There is a good bit of talk about the version of Stone Free in the booklet. I think my favorite take of that song besides the original is the version on the Fillmore East live album. The version here, recorded in the spring of

He's the man, but he must be sick of that song.

I would be too, if I had to sing House of The Rising Sun in sports bars every night.

No - The AUD shot video on Youtube. I figure the Moogis deal is expensive.

I have the re-masters that came out a few years ago. I just could never get into them all that much. I play them every once in a while.

I guess that is what people usually call them. The early stuff, anyhow. The Doors were one of Iggy's major influences. At one point in the 70s, he almost joined The Doors. He actually did play a show with them. What else? The sound of metal being smashed in a machine. So, there you go.

Cass Elliot & The Lovin' Spoonful - Didn't Want To Have To Do It Richie Havens - Tupelo Honey> Just Like A Woman Richie Havens - Here Comes The Sun Amazing Piano Freestyle on Chat Roulette (some swearing)

I doubt Iggy is hurting for money. I think it is just a strange mix they have going on there. And what are the Stooges (or what is left of them) anyway? Metal? Punk? Death Rock? I suppose it depends on which album you are listening to at the time. I have the The Stooges, Fun House, and Raw Power, but I don't ever really listen to them. Iggy's book (I Need More) is a trip to read.

I don't have that channel. They should just stream it like they do the Farm Aid show now.

That HD deal is something else. Amazing clarity.

The Allman Brothers Band’s Weekend Rarities A bunch of Youtube videos Allman Brothers HD - Hot'Lanta - 3/11/10 - United Palace Theater, NYC HD I sure wish they would allow online tape trading (torrents).

I am hoping Iggy does a jam with ABBA on Dancing Queen. Phish to Play Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Ceremony

Tonight on Fuse TV

It is him. Look up, to see what's going down. Jerry and Bob on The David Letterman 9/17/87 Part #1 Jerry and Bob on The David Letterman 9/17/87 Part #2

Taper's Section (March 15- March 21, 2010)

I have not listened to the whole show yet, but I'd say Chris did a good job on what I have heard so far.

Furthur Live at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on 2010-03-12 (Archive.org link) Furthur2010-03-12.nak300.gilmore.xxxxxx.flac16 (bt.etree.org link)

I found some information by way of a website called Elusive Disc Also - there is a listing for it at Amazon.com now.

I didn't figure the audio links would still be good, but at least the information is sill out there. I recall reading about the song when it appeared, but I never grabbed it.

From the blog I Am Fuel, You Are Friends (December 3rd, 2007) From the blog The Good, The Bad, and The Unknown (November 24th, 2007)

Kind Of Bird (That must be the first time they have played that song, at least since Dickey was in the band).