Analogman

Paul is also a great revisionist. I have not read it, but I am not apt to go by what Paul says.

There does seem to be a little something in each issue that may appeal to more of traditional rock fan. But still, those little bits are overwhelmed by the hype of the month. At least that is the way I see it. I suppose if I was a teenage girl (or whoever their fan base is), then I would be interested in reading about the Jonas Brothers. Rolling Stone has survived though, when a lot of other magazines have gone under. So I guess that is something. No surprise on Ginger Baker. All of those Cream dudes were ego maniacs. But - they are all masters musicians, so they can be that way.

Oddly enough, I saw him on one of those Fox shows once. He was talking just like the character he played on 24 last season.

So it looks like they are going with a new cop/medical show at 9, and then Jay at 10.

I think they still try to put something in there to appeal to the older readers. I received RS for most of the past year due to buying a bunch of stuff at Amazon. Now, they are trying to get me to re-new my subscription. That is not going to happen. Not to long ago, they had a multiple page article/interview with that guy from American Idol. Although it was nice to see a long article, I don't think that guy is worthy of that much ink. Recently, there was an interview with Greg Allman in an issue, which was otherwise filled with Perez Hilton/TMZ/internet type articles. It stuck out like a so

I can't think of the name of the show. Was it this one? Trauma OR I guess not, as this is a medical show.

I am surprised NBC has not come up with a new version of ER/Third Watch to put in one of those time slots.

That's what Lefsezt said the other day - why bother, as not many people have good stereos anymore, and the cd is dead. I don't think I will buy them due to the price.

I still don't get that. Anyhow, we have a Ryan Adams thread where we beat that horse from time to time. If you guys kept track of the video posting that he was into for a while, you would see that made stuff up like that all the time. I suppose that one catches people's eye around here from time to time because he mentions Wilco. But - it you look at in the context of all the videos he made, you will see that it is no big deal.

We'll see. So far, it does not really move me.

Gogo must be on vacation.

Go to Google.com, and do a search using the term currency conversion.

Looks like Jay is going to work (scary) blue.

How did you get that photo of Ryan and Pat? That is pretty cool.

Twisted 'Jay Leno Show' theater ad

If you click on the links there are prices listed.

Chris Bell - I Am The Cosmos (Rhino Handmade link) As noted in the first post in this thread: Keep An Eye On The Sky (Boxed Set) (Rhino Handmade link)

Woodstock Now & Then A documentary on the History Chanel - it came on at 8 pm.

This is not showing up on the front page of Dead.net, but I found it anyway: Link

I saw the story below on Billboard.com the other day.

I recall reading that somewhere. I think there was mention of it on Jay's official site at some point.

Offcial Site (with a trailer). Now I am thinking of Heart Beat (1980). I guess Francis Ford Coppola is never going to make his film version of On The Road.

I found this at the Internet Movie Database:

I am down with CDs (I own thousands of them) but, it would be very innovative if EMI had offered a FLAC/MP3 of these tracks, as well as, the physical release. I know such things have been down before, but not on such a grand scale (except for maybe Radiohead's last release).