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There is a whole bunch of those (as you probably know), but I have never really ever saw any of them, except for bit and pieces of various episodes. I was watching The Machine Head episode once, but Youtube disabled the audio track, so it was not exactly worth watching.

An Ox's Tale: The John Entwistle Story (2006) I don't think I ever saw the whole film until now. I did not think it was all that great. I feel as though the first half was spent saying the same thing over and over - that is, what a great and innovative player he was. I agree - but I don't need to watch various people saying it over and over again. It was interesting that Roger was not in the film. I am guessing he refused to be interviewed. Classic Albums: Pink Floyd - The Making of The Dark Side of the Moon (2003) I've never been that much of a Pink Floyd fan, but Dark Side of the Moo

I have to say, that episode was funny as hell. The ending of The Office last night was oddly unsatisfying.

Interesting. I have not heard this yet, I need to check it out.

Youtube is one of the greatest things ever, I think. Timerider (1982)

That's it. And then Robert said in an interview or somewhere, that he was down on one knee (tying his shoe) and apologized to him.

Safe as Milk

I was thinking it was a BBC produced deal.

Your post just made me think of:

There is also the torrent section at the Ryan Adams Archive site. (For those who do BT, that is.)

I happened to see a commercial for this on TV when I was at the airport yesterday. Wednesday, November 25 10:00 PM on The History Channel: The Beatles On Record

That was funny. Was that after the whole "he's parking the car" comment? I forget where that was said.

I have always read that he plays for several hours each day. You can watch a nice feature about him, and his cars on the Speed Vision website.

Check out these links: U2 @ Gillette Stadium, 9/20 and 9/21 From the U2 thread.

Bob Dylan's "Must Be Santa" video

Last night, they showed some WWII in HD (color footage) show.

You mean the End of The World-UFO-Street Gang channel? The 9.12 Project

Mac's brief note Simply Rod? Faces May Tap Mick Hucknall For Stewart-less Tour I would have drafted Chris Farlowe.

Is that the 6 CD set?

A couple of dudes have been putting up a whole bunch of Danny Gatton shows at Dime a Dozen over the past week or so: Dime a Dozen

Some more information, and a list of bands that played there - by way of The Boston Sound website: The Boston Tea Party

Here is what we are talking about, for those who don't know:

We are going to go digging in the basement.

I was thinking of this part today (the fan part): John Lennon - Gimme Some Truth (Part 6-7)

We'll see. I have been on a Peter Green kick lately, so I have been listening to those Live at The Boston Tea Party cds. They are live albums (vault releases). Like I have said before, the sound is great.