Analogman

Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, and Kurt Cobain. There are others - less well known.

Sally Sue Brown Myron Grombacher plays drums on that song (he was Pat Benatar's drummer). James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt

This is a good sign:

I am listening to Five Against One and I just noticed some talking before Daughter. I don think I ever noticed it before.

I have yet to get the Stones re-masters, and will have a hard time buying these - due to the fact that I already own them all. You can't really go wrong with HDCD though.

This section of the board deals with B&P and BT: Also, there is a thread full of links that deal with Bit Torrent, Audio file conversion, How-to, Wilco show lists, etc. There is also a thread at the top of the Reflecting Off Of Your CD that offers direction on how to do B&P. It seems to be down at the moment though. I don't think very many people are willing to do B&P anymore. As I have said before, if you can download files by way of Sendspace, Megaupload, etc., then you can figure out how to do Direct Download, and Bit Torrent.

Wilcobase is a good resource for those sorts of questions: Wilcobase-->Songs Search-->Results--Not For The Season Wilcobase-->Songs Search-->Results-->Laminated Cat

Sure - I'll read it.

I know the first one, but not the second one.

I was going by all of those books by way of Amazon - but it would cost me a fortune in shipping and handling. There are some others that were announced, but never got published. In the show, the character of Annie Devlin was played by Sheena Easton. .

Good.

I'd use the IMDB link. It's bound to be there.

Ok - here is one I did not know about until not to long ago: What movie features a scene that was filmed very near where the band Lynyrd Skynyrd is shown in the photograph on their first album cover?

From Billboard.com:

Check The DVD Project Site. Or you could do a search in the Via Chicago Archives. I always forget about this as a resource: Wilco's listing at the IMDB.

Mo played here where I live back on the early 90s (I think) - and in an interview mentioned where she worked. I learned that about Lou Reed from one of the old rock magazines I have at home. The rest I don't think I knew until I saw it online somewhere a few years ago.

1. Mo Tucker - Wal Mart employee 2. Sterling Morrison - Tugboat Captain 3. Doug Yule - Cabinetmaker 4. Lou Reed - Typist for father's company

True - but some people never look past the TTL section, or only look at the music sections.

You could add the other guy, and two more jobs.

I think you are right.

I can't say I love the last album that much, but out of the most new releases I have bought in the last few years, I probably play it the most. I am looking forward to the new one. I still have that one show we found. I may have to listen to it this weekend, as I have not heard it in a while.

I was just going to say. . . But, Marc will always be better than who comes after him. At least, so far. A lot of those Luther shows I have heard sounded like a train wreck. I know they got it together at some point, and I do hope the new album is good.

There is a thread about it at Ryan Adams Archive.

Check this section of the board.

The Making of Revolver (The Beatles.com)