Analogman

I recall reading about those records when they were released, but have never heard them.

I still prefer Blue Earth, Hollywood Town Hall, and Tomorrow The Green Grass above all the rest. Much like Ryan Adams, their earlier work has more raunch, which they seem to have put aside as time went by.

I didn't care for the album, so I did not buy it. I don't agree with all of your comments though. They certainly did change. And although I don't really care for Sound Of Lies, I would rather hear that album than Smile. I am just glad I got to see them back in the day.

Happy Birthday

We all have our preferences and likes/dislikes, yes?

There has been some discussion that they are the people in the cave. Speaking of annoying, I recall that there was also some talk that the people in the cave were Paulo and Nikki.

I noticed that in the most recent thread, there is talk of Sound Of Lies. It's interesting how all most all Jayhawks threads contain a discussion on the merits or failures of that album. I was thinking about this the other day, when I heard read something where yet another band from those days voiced their displeasure at being called alt-country. It's amazing to me how almost all of the bands from that time have distanced themselves from that genre. For me, I quit being interested in the music when they turned away from twang.

The only comedies I watch are Earl and The Office.

I like to watch Jay Leno talk about cars. The Speed Vision Channel should give him a show. Jay Leno's Garage

Maybe they did it to make space for the Mindy Kaling show. Pretty soon, NBC will just be Office spin-offs, and Office copy-cat shows.

I thought this season was pretty good. I thought Inside Probe, Part 1 and 2 was great. Stole an RV and Sweet Johnny were also two great back to back episodes.

Ethan Suplee's Twitter page EW.com: Breaking: 'Earl, 'Unit' canceled, 'Medium' moving to CBS

Guy Ritchie

Link The first solo in Eyes Of The World is pretty cool.

LOST books The following literary works, references or authors have been mentioned or shown in the series to date. Please see their main articles for details; this page is primarily for listing. I read The Invention of Morel a while back, and now I am reading The Third Policeman.

File Folders - This deal reminds me of work.

If you want to listen to the files without decompressing them, WinAmp is a good player to use. If you want to burn the files to a cd, you will need to decompress the files to wav with FLAC Frontend, and then you can burn the wav files to a cd. Check out this thread for more information.

I am looking forward to that. I wish the other nights would surface of the barn shows. So far, I have only found the one mentioned above.

Wilcobase-->Venue-->Search-->Berkeley-->last date listed Scroll down to Audio Sources, and then, Download this show from the Wilco Archive @ Owl and Bear. There are two sources there, so you will have to look at the .txt file to figure out which show is the one you are looking for. A lot of bands sell live discs of their shows these days. There are also bands who have dropped the physical purchase, and now just sell the files by way of a website. I am not sure there would be enough people in the audience who were interested in buying the discs to make it worth their while.

The second disc is better than the first disc I think.

AfterDawn.com is a great place to learn about this stuff. MPEG AAC

I happened to be in Best Buy today, so I picked up the Live Warpaint deal. It sounds pretty good so far. What's the deal with the AUD track of people talking in the beginning of There's Gold In Them Hills? Actually, it seems to be in several other songs.

Yes, it's in there.

Ok - I just sent you something.

New Video: Branford Sometimes, I think Ship Of Fools should start playing at various points throughout my day.