Analogman

Happy Birthday.

I've heard of those shows, but never heard them.

Did you buy those? I am curious about the quality - as they have TV movies from the 70s that I want to buy.

Far out. I guess I am not the only one who has a copy. I grabbed a nice rip of Agora Night (8/9/1978) the other night.

Dream Baby

Yinz can enjoy the video thanks to Aricandover: A Shot In The Arm (video) There are a few other threads about videos. I doubt Wilco's record company view videos as a worthwhile marketing tool these days. VH1.com MTV, CMT, and MSN have the videos up also.

Will.i.am, Slash Remix The Who's 'My Generation' For Haiti Charity Single I wonder if they had to deal with Shel Talmy? I believe he still owns the rights/master tapes of the early Who stuff.

I try to stay away from negative trips on here (try to) but, that and Pop almost made me quit buying their records. I think they are one of few bands whose new albums I am still willing to buy. For me, U2 is the following: Boy (1980) October (1981) War (1983) Under a Blood Red Sky (1983) The Unforgettable Fire (1984) The Joshua Tree (1987) Rattle and Hum (1988) Achtung Baby (1991) Zooropa (1993) Pop (1997) All That You Can't Leave Behind (2000) How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb (2004) No Line on the Horizon (2009) The rest I don't think measure up to that five year period. For those wh

I've never heard anyone say that before. I can handle the song Lemon - that is it. To me, the album is a piece of junk. I suppose I have never got over the overwhelming disappointment I felt after hearing it for the first time.

Taper's Section (January 25, 2010 - January 31, 2010)

Exactly - Plus, I would rather they wait. I don't want another Zooropa.

It looks like they are nominated. I would like to see this sort of deal:

U2 start work on new album

The Moody Blues (much like The Kinks, they sort of over did it): Days of Future Passed In Search of the Lost Chord On the Threshold of a Dream To Our Children's Children's Children A Question of Balance

Well, I don't know about that first part. I have talked to the lady - she seems pretty real to me. I have that PBS show. I was thinking about it the other day. He is wearing a cape of some sort, if I recall correctly.

Have you seen this one? The Doors: From the Outside (2009)

Seem like I have read that somewhere - Of course, the South Park dudes would not like that. I have also read somewhere that Conan is still tied to NBC by way of his production company.

I have not seen a source anywhere (so far).

I just never liked the dude. I respect his talent, I just don't like him.

I complain like everyone else about who should be in there, and is not. But - I like the Rock Roll Hall of Fame. It's a neat place to visit. And I also think it's cool to recognize those who were originators and stood out above the rest. There are some people in rock music that I simply can not stand. Peter Gabriel is one of those people. I am far from a Genesis expert. I mainly like to watch that film I have posted a few times around here. It seems to me though that he should get off his ass and stand up with his former band mates.

This one is pretty funny also (Jimmy Kimmel - Ken Burns style documentary): The Late Night War

The Chinese news (Apple Action News)explanation: Chinese version

Clem Burke is heck of a drummer. (He actually played drums for The Ramones for a couple of shows in the late 80s.) He's the drummer on one of my favorite records by them,"Too Tough To Die" for me it was The Kingston Trio......(but I guess you're suppose to hate what your parents liked,right??) The John Stewart years were vastly superior to the initial Dave Guard period. -Robert As far as I know, Richie Ramone played the drums on that album. I think Clem only did two shows with them. At least, that is what it says in the Ramones book I have. I use to have a Kingston Trio album whe

Brent and/or Phil I could have been at those shows.

I figured they would use the Odds & Sods album cover to create some Super Bowl merchandise. The Who Reveals Super Bowl Set List