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Pearl Jam: 'Back' To The Future (5 page article at Billboard.com) Of course, they are not the first to offer shows with a purchase of a cd. The Black Crowes offered that deal with the purchase of Lions back in the day.

I wonder if he was already in the country? Or did he fly all the way from the UK just for that appearance?

Speaking of grocery stores: Been Caught Stealing

For what it's worth, this is printed at the end of the thank yous in the A.M. CD booklet:

That's interesting. I did a search and nothing came up.

I noticed that. I figure the one I read came from the public library.

I don't know if that was my fault, or what the torrent page had listed. Thanks for the correction.

Only 21 times - according to Wilcobase.

I generally know all my cds at first glance. In the olden days, songs on the sleeve were not listed in the same order as the songs on the album.

From Billboard.com:

Good.

I was sort of joking. I know of him, but have never heard any of his music. I think the riddle is solved.

I wish I could find this edition: Visions of Cody by Jack Kerouac That was the edition I first read.

So the Andrew Bird tag is a mistake. I have no ider who that is actually, but I was curious about finding out the listing in Wilcobase.

Wilcobase listing for that show. Andrew Bird is not listed on the song for that show. Interesting.

Mine are cheapy paperbacks. Visions of Cody - you should read that one. Here is the list:

Does this seem right to you? (I don't have the show downloaded yet.)

Wilcobase listing for Jesus, etc. - May 2008--> OR I did a search on Jesus Andrew Bird. None of those search results are that great. Could it be the 02/16/2008 show?

I re-read that the other day. I still have the paper back of that and On The Road I got when I was about 18, I think.

According to the most recent post on the torrent page for this show, Country Disappeared is not one of the songs on the tape. There seems to be some problems with the song list/track list, so we shall see.

I didn't know that bands still made videos, but I guess they do. This one is pretty funny - two old dudes riding BMX bikes, and an old dude skateboarding:

A few that I can think of: R.E.M. - Driver 8 (I don't care for the the parts where the band appears though. I would have just had them waving from a caboose at the end.) John Mellancamp - Lonely Ol' Night Tom Petty - It's Good To Be King (mainly the end moments) The Rolling Stones - Waiting On A Friend And several before the MTV era, that were not videos really, such as: I think this is the first modern era actual music video I ever saw - on HBO's Video Jukebox: The Police - De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da

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I like Political Scientist and I See Monsters.

Tron Legacy