Analogman

U2 Rehearsal Clips (link to the official U2 site)

I forgot I read about this when the message board was down. I figure this will kill any original Black Sabbath line-up shows or albums happening any time soon:

He said he had to do it in order for the tracks to work on the game. I guess his Dad was a bit taken back when he first heard the tracks after they had been changed. My understanding is that it was done for the game only, not the cd re-issues.

From Rolling Stone.com:

There is an article in the new issue of Rolling Stone about the game. In the article, Giles Martin talks somewhat about what he had to do with the tracks. Apparently, they have to be separated in order for them to be playable in the game. So he had to split all the tracks up, thus changing the way they have been heard all of these years. I may buy the cds, but I am in no way interested in a Beatles video game.

TV Squad.com

I'm not a fan of big photos posted on message boards, so I didn't mess with it. Also, I don't have iTunes, so I don't think the iTunes link above takes you to the Wilco pre-order. If someone could fix that link, that would be cool.

I noticed there is an error message at log in, but it just goes away and then I am logged in.

I don't know about that - I missed the Neil film, and I get upset if I can't watch Magnum P.I. every night.

Queensryche - American Soldier

I can't imagine sitting through The Rime of The Ancient Mariner that many times. You certainly don't see too many priests that are into metal and have tattoos. I guess he is a bit disturbed. I still have a Number Of The Beast tapestry that sound dude in art class made back in the day and gave to me.

Flight 666 (the whole movie is on Youtube)

Hollywood Reporter.com

It's in the liner notes - I think. I have read that he had never played the banjo before cutting that track. I didn't get to see the film, as my TV is not working very well these days.

I have listened to Rush and Yes since I was a kid, but I never used the label prog rock. I just call them rock bands. Which is sort of odd I suppose, as I do use other labels - such as metal or whatever. I guess when I was introduced to Rush and Yes, the people that taught me about them did not use the label prog rock. I'm not much of a fan of polished rock music, but I do rather like those the bands I mentioned. I have been on a Moody Blues kick lately, I think they were also called progressive - at least at some point in their career, any how.

I think there are several people around here who like them. I don't think they are a metal band though.

Posted at Dead.net

They got together last winter. I think that was it.

I didn't see it, but he did play with Jeff Beck a while back. From what I have read, it was good.

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Somewhat of an update from Mac: Macspages I expect The Stones will be be doing something within the next year or two. So that would leave Ron Wood out.

From The Blues Traveler Blog:

I sent you a pm - but I don't know if it went through or not. The only track I found that would not convert was 9-19-2003, Disc 1, Track 8. We will replace that track. I am now grabbing 9/20/2003 from the source to see what the deal is with those tracks. If you sign-up at Postcard, you can grab the shows yourself. That is where we got the shows. They have an FTP site. I say this as it may be a while before the track(s) are replaced at The Wilco Archive.