Analogman

Kinks with a twist: Davies records tunes with Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi

They should have got someone from their time, or Jack White. He wrote some liner notes for one of the Stooges re-masters a couple of years ago.

Thom Yorke Names New Band Atoms For Peace, Announces Tour

The Bee Gees had moved on to a new musical direction before Saturday Night Fever came along. I can't see ABBA having anything to do with their music. I could be wrong, as I don't really know a whole lot about either band. I just like The Bee Gees 1967-1971 output.

The thing is, The Bee Gees are really a 60s band. I know the popularity of their 70s work has overshadowed that to a large extent.

I don't like ABBA at all, but that also seems like a weird combination.

Trey Anastasio to Induct Genesis into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

I suppose they decided to make money, instead of spending it on lawsuits.

I guess he does count his solo albums as separate. Maybe it is due to the fact that Mike Campbell was the only member of the band to play on Highway Companion.

I've never seen him, but he tours regularly, so I figure he has the chops. I believe CSN is coming out with one of those dreadful cover albums, so I suppose they will be promoting that.

I was thinking of that also, but eight is the number they are using in the press release: Also, the Mudcrutch album (Benmont Tench and Mike Campbell were on that album of course).

I suppose there are not too many bands that can go eight years between albums these days.

I figured they would not tour without a new album coming out. Take a listen to “Good Enough” from Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers’ forthcoming new album, Mojo.

He does. Robert Johnson Blues Foundation

It will be there - don't worry.

Ryan Adams & The Cardinals: A View of Other Windows

Go to Google.com, do a search using the following words: ripping audio from a DVD or extract audio from a dvd. You will find what you need to do the job.

Here is the section for B&P and Bit Torrent: Via Chicago>Greatest Lost Track of All Time I posted the info for your torrent in the Madison thread.

Performance of Woody Guthrie's "Do Re Mi" with Ry Cooder and Van Dyke Parks from the "The People Speak" Project (Video by way of Bob Dylan.com)

New show up at Wolfgang's Vault - The Grateful Dead, 03.24.1971, Winterland (San Francisco, CA)

I never did buy it. I may get it sometime.

U2roolz, you got your wish.

Did anyone buy the live boxset? It seems odd that they would tour without a new album coming out. I believe they were suppose to be working on one after Tom's last solo album/the Mudcrutch album and tour. It must be that they are going to tour, or that they are doing farewell shows of some sort.

I've never heard it. As I said the other day, I am not very familiar with the latter songs. I do like West L.A. Fadeaway though.

Taper's Section (February 22 - February 28, 2010)