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I don't know if all this discussion makes sense exactly. I would think that they had whatever was the top of the line for the time period in question. It could be what we are really talking about is A&M radio, and how bands would tailor singles to sound good coming out of a transistor radio, or car speaker. I have read that he would listen to things that way to see if it worked, but there was a lot of other bands that did that also. I have read that these days, albums are mixed or whatever, with the idea of iTunes and the whole Mp3 culture in mind. At least - for some groups, not all

Factory Belt is the place for all things UT:

Exactly.

I would almost guess it was digital recording.

I think the sound of his albums was sort of crappy after the first two. I have the re-mastered cds, and they still sound funny to me.

I was making a general comment.

Happy Birthday

If you guys just take the time to do a search in Google you can find it.

Oh, I don't believe in those trips.

That's a good deal that he is learning how to play at such an early age.

I meant to post that as a response to your post. As I have said before, most of the people I know do not buy music in any form what so ever. They just listen to the radio in their car and/or at home. So, to them, having stacks and stacks of such things seems absurd, and the first thing some of them think about is the money involved. Of course, to people who don't collect things, or do not have a passion for something, anything along those lines seems absurd.

That is another show I don't understand the appeal of. I read some books about Ellis Island a while back - not a fun place to be.

It use to be cool. I have a lot of music stuff that a taped off of that channel. I'd say the parking ticket show is the worst.

Wilcobase song search-->Kingpin-->results When you see a show that fits what you are looking for, click on it, then scroll down to the bottom. Look for: Audio Sources etree users with this show Download this show from the Wilco Archive @ Owl and Bear Click on: Download this show from the Wilco Archive @ Owl and Bear I have chosen this show - 1997-01-11 Jeff Tweedy- Lounge Ax, Chicago, IL Kingpin is the 8th track.

That article makes me think of this book: The Gospel according to Bruce Springsteen: Rock and Redemption, from Asbury Park to Magic (Gospel According To...) There are also some Dylan books like that.

I call it the Crime and Punishment Channel. I figured The History Channel was going that way with all the biker gang shows. I also miss the deal where they would show a movie, and then some dudes would talk about the historical accuracy of it.

I am taking everything with me.

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I like the show where the dude digs around under the streets - but I don't care for the fast paced editing. Whatever happened to the dude who they dressed up as Indiana Jones and sent around to various places? At least it's not all WWI German documentaries now. We use to call it The Hitler Channel years ago. Of course, most people don't want to watch a bunch of long boring documentaries about some wacky junk that happened in the past. That is why they are changing their programming yet again. The same thing happened to A&E and Bravo, they had good stuff, and then the reality show e

It's up at The Wilco Archive.

Did you say you wanted to give that to me? I know someone who says I should take my 4,000 or so cds and digitize them and then sell the cds.

It use to be good. If they are now turning to comedians for shows, maybe they have ran out of biker gang shows, and Bigfoot documentaries.

I rather like the way colour looked on images and in films in the 1960s. Maybe Pat is going to do a book.

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I think I posted what I need in some Hendrix thread around here at some point. I have not really thought about it in a while. What cracks me up is when people buy records and digitize them, and then make Mp3 files out of that, to put on their iPod. I guess I can see doing that if something is out of print, but if something is in print, or brand new, why go to all that trouble when you could just buy or obtain the Mp3 files elsewhere. That is about the same way I got the copy I have. The one I got is on the Blue Thumb label.