Analogman

He certainly is:

That's a nice way of putting it -

What did you think of the new song (The Little Things That Give You Away)?

Me too - the version from the film - with my mystery dancing girl who has always captivated me.

I also wondered about that. The time period seems to be all sort of weird to begin with. Sort of like Blue Velvet. It is suppose to be modern day - but sometimes it seems as if they are in the late 70s/early 80s.

I can understand. I think they should have just done one or two seasons and called it a day.

Yea - he is big on drug stickers - but short on information.

Oddly enough - or not He still does several of those songs. Of course, now they sound like Indian-Welch folk songs or whatever.

I use to watch the Ernie Kovacs Show at some point in the early/mid 1970s. When I was a teenager I liked to watch Monty Python, but now I can't stand that stuff.

I liked Master of None. I wonder if he can pull it off a second time. Speaking of Amazon, they just added a show I use to watch in the late 90s - Lexx. It's not for everyone.

I was about to bail on the show - until last night's episode.

When I walking into town this morning - I was thinking about how I don't care for the use or animation in many recent music documentaries I have seen. Now I am watching last night's episode of Fargo. And what do I see? Animation.

Eddie's Pete obsession is showing there.

Here's one for you:

Maybe they will add songs as they go along -

I think it is an announcement about his upcoming new solo album. I could be wrong - of course. I think he has stated many times he does not want to do LZ again. Of course, these guys never seem to have enough millions - so maybe he will.

Yea - and you can play slide forever but you will never get Duane's tone -

Interesting story - guy leaves the band to run a clothing shop and then comes back years later.

I meant sticking in the same category as Boston or whatever.

That's ridiculous.

You have to figure Warren don't lie.

I have not bought or heard any of those really.

I have the first two. I like the second one - but there are no guitar solos. If I recall correctly. I think he needs an outside producer. But that is probably not going to happen. I think I have just lost interest in any sort of new music. I seem to do better with the old stuff.

I notice every time there is an interview with either of them that question is asked. Chris sure pumps out the albums now a days also. I don't think I am going to bother buying anymore of his stuff though. I didn't really care for the last one.

I still wonder how he affords to pay for all those people plus travel and whatever else. It's not like they are playing stadiums.