Analogman

I like the video for that song in The Kids Are Alright. Supposedly, John was shooting Roger's gold records.

Since the PM deal is down - I will just reply to your post to let you know I found something you may want.

Weird song - but the music is cool. I think that is right.

The Who - Leeds University 14th February 1970 16mm footage And for those who have never heard it: Dogs It's a weird song. I've always liked some of the music in the song.

Those dudes did a show on NYE in Pittsburgh. I saw them on the news talking about great is was to be playing there. The show was outside, and it was freezing.

I remember staying up late to tape the SRV Austin City Limits performances back in the day (1989, and a re-run of the 1983 show). You can get them on DVD now.

I know someone who won't watch the episodes when the are on TV. He waits until the season comes out on DVD, and then watches the whole deal that way.

Crossroads (1986)

I take it Love must be Johnny Echols and Baby Lemonade.

I know - I have made reference to that once or twice. I think some people are saying it does not work.

I had a notion that Richard came to the island on the ship that Jacob and the other dude are watching during their discussion. I take it the ship was the Flight 815 of it's time. And what's the deal with the other plane, not the one with the statues, the one that has the numbers written on the wing. I am thinking of a piece of metal - it was the hatch. I have never re-watched any of the episodes, so I don't recall everything.

Company Picnic - 1st deleted scene. The most recent Webisodes feature Creed.

Plus - we got some nutcase named Rolf thrown in for good measure.

I guess I should have snagged N0.3 when it was 160.

If you dig around in Google, you will probably find it on a Mp3 blog somewhere. I didn't bother with a download, as I knew they would stream it soon enough.

I think my favorite Hendrix cover is SRV doing Little Wing/Third Stone From The Sun. The version on the Soul to Soul re-master is great.

That's interesting. I think I see them being called an alt-rock band these days in the press. I have also seen the label "former alt-country band" used in articles about the band. I guess I just have negative connotations associated with the word Pop music. At least with regards to what I think it means these days. A lot of people talk about pop musik.

No, I don't think there is much he does like in the world. His photos are great, but that dude needs a boot to the head. I have not bought the new live album yet either.

I think Wilco has their own sound, like R.E.M. and Pearl Jam each have their own sound. It has changed over the years, but they do have their own sound. I don't get the Pop deal either. I guess that is because when I think of that label, I think of several things. One of which is mass popularity. Of course, more people know who Wilco are these days, but still, Wilco T-Shirts are not being sold at Walmart or something along those lines.

I guess they are never coming back, even though they said they were a couple of years ago. The book that was put out a while back is not really worth buying.

Ross was in Amsterdam with the band.

The promos kept suggesting something big was going to happen at the picnic. I thought it would be Phylis and Bob, or Michael and Holly. Office Quotes

I have not actually listened to any Grateful Dead music for two days. No wonder I feel weird.

Check Mr. mpolak21's post on the previous page.