Analogman

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.

Knowing what I know, you can almost bet they already have someone lined up to take that position. Tapers Section (November 16 - November 22, 2009)

I will be up your way this week. Maybe we can go find The Boston Tea Party.

It is (the super deluxe totally awesome re-mastered version). Of course, a lot of those albums are not exactly live.

Since it is Amazon.com, I would think that list is based on sales (in this case Mp3 downloads.) One of our old threads about live albums is probably better, but that one may be more diverse, actually.

I like that album - but most people don't care for it, even the band always puts it down. It was suppose to be a movie, but it never got made.

You should at least check out Creatures of The Night.

Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction (3 parts) Someone has upped Led Zeppelin's induction from 1995 (from the recent release of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame dvds.)

Uncle Salty No More, No More Round And Round Sight For Sore Eyes Think About It (Yardbirds)

King of The Mountain is a cool song. Eric Carr was a great drummer.

Although I have pretty much heard all of them (except the new one), Asylum was the last one I bought.

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I prefer The Yardbirds versions. But, I like what Aerosmith did with the songs.