Analogman

You can see some of those photos in the Live 75 release. That is when they went to Jack Kerouac's gravesite.

I should have said not much back catalog. Not that they carried that much to begin with. I hate buying cds in such places, and I have resorted to Amazon (lately). The Walmart here seems to have high profile new releases, and then mostly greatest hits, followed by something well known, such as Dark Side of The Moon, or whatever. And of course, they also do a deal on an artist's back catalog if they have an exclusive with them. Such as the recent AC/DC and Eagles releases. As a recall Best Buy has also cut down on the amount of back catlaog they once carried. Or the store here where I live

I think that also. It's already happening at Walmart. I notice they don't carry a whole lot of cds now.

Some people like Zooropa, some people like Crumbs from Your Table. There's a U2 song for everyone.

You can follow Relix's Twitter page from the show.

After hearing the cd, I'd say I like this album better than I did the first time I heard it. I still prefer the last one over this one though.

When I was a kid, I had to walk to the mall in the snow to buy albums.

I do. I suppose it comes from the hours spent looking at album covers, liner notes, inserts, etc. when I was a kid. I see it as a complete package.

There's a question on there from someone in Hurricane, far out. He is very against any of his shows being put up on BT sites, I do know that.

I just got this today. The CD booklet artwork is much better than what ended up on the cover. I would have went with the booklet cover as the album cover. She also gives us some more legal warnings in the liner notes.

I'd say of the post 1970s Dylan albums, Infidels and Oh Mercy are the albums I listen to the most.

Office Quotes

I have always thought their album art was not that great, at least in recent years, - except for some of those Joshua Tree photos.

I was trying to figure that out myself. From DarkUFO:

New Trailer (Number 3)

Blood Drive Deleted Scene

I think this guy always notes who is playing in the band: Bob Links

New stuff:

Booger is on tonight's episode.

I always think it is funny that people think he wrote the songs in Black Sabbath, when it was actually Geezer who wrote almost all of the lyrics. I think the last Ozzy album I heard all the way through was The Ultimate Sin. From what I have heard over the last few years, I'd say the dude can not sing anymore. I am more interested in the Heaven and Hell (Sabbath with Dio) album that is coming out.

A post on a blog about the rehearsal. To echo some what has been said, I just saw this on Billboard.com:

I think his last solo album tanked.

This is from Duff McKagan's Column 'Appetite For Investment' @ Playboy.com:

Link (Q.104.3 - NY radio station) If you look around on the above page, there is a phone interview with Paul Stanley where he talks about making a new KISS album with actual tape machines, and no outside songwriters. I don't know if it something I would buy, but that is certainly a nice thing to hear.

No setlist for Feb 22nd. I have learned that there was a actually a torrent of the 21st or the 22nd show up for a time at bt.etree. It got removed, of course. Some people managed to get it though - so it is out there. I don't have it, but hope to find a copy somewhere.