Analogman

The Gilded Palace of Sin (1969) Burrito Deluxe (1970) After that, there are a lot of compilations, anthologies, etc. Granm Parsons The Flying Burrito Brothers

There is a website now for When Your're Strange. There is also another Doors film coming out: I've heard from a reliable source that this one is good.

I don't know - maybe I am going by things I read about the show.

They called themselves "The Bitch Boys". I've never really heard the show, nor do I want to. I get the feeling they were making fun of The Beach Boys there. Which is a shame, as there are probably a few BB songs they could do pretty well.

That is probably the Who album I play the most. I like the soundtrack to the movie also.

Yes, check out the link a few posts back. There is a list of all the books seen or mentioned in the show.

The one I have is a black box with four connections on it. It is like the one I had in the 1980s - it came from Radio Shack. I don't know if they still make them or not. My stereo is a made up of a 1970s JC Penny receiver, a multi slot cd player from the 1990s, an equalizer from the late 1980s, a turntable from a radio station, and a set of speakers off of my old Sony stereo system.

It sort of LOST me.

I saw that. It's been up for a while.

He gave it to him the first time he joined the band. It was an old one, I think.

I think I've read the following: # 1.3 Animal Farm # 1.6 Bluebeard # 1.12 Catch-22 # 1.16 The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger # 1.17 The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands # 1.19 The Epic of Gilgamesh # 1.20 Everything That Rises Must Converge # 1.22 Grimm's Fairy Tales # 1.24 Heart of Darkness # 1.29 The Invention of Morel # 1.34 Lancelot # 1.37 Lord of the Flies # 1.39 Moby Dick # 1.44 Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge # 1.45 The Odyssey # 1.46 Of Mice and Men # 1.47 On the Road # 1.51 The Outsiders # 1.52 Pearl, The # 1.55 Stranger in a Strange Land # 1.56 The Shape of Things to Come # 1.59 Slaugh

I wonder if he still has that Gold Top that Rich gave him.

I think for a lot of people that may be true. I don't know if I have noticed it mentioned so much lately, but usually it's that album, or Summerteeth people seem to refer to, or mention quite a bit. I still believe that Wilco has never made the same album twice, and I doubt they will in the future. There are certain sounds, lyrical themes, and/or movements that may be exist throughout their catalog, but still, all of their albums are different. I still prefer the first two releases and AGIB to the rest of their catalog.

What I meant was - they both badmouth the current way music is delivered, preferring instead, the way things were in the old timey days of the 70s/80s.

Maybe we will pass you on the road at some point. We went there last summer. We mainly just walked around at looked at stuff.

2 ordinary kids from Pine Bush became famous for 1969 Woodstock photo

I saw a re-issue of Big Pink on vinyl when I was at Best Buy the other day. It looked too sterile and clean. I guess since I have not bought anything but used records over the last 20 years or so, I have to see some wear and tear for me to be interested.

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.