Analogman

I wonder what happened to the unreleased songs of Hank Williams album that Bob was working on with various people?

Chickenfoot

That reads to me like a blurb to help sell the book.

I see - 1995.

Interesting. I am curious to see how far back he goes.

Exactly. Some of those bands showed it more than others.

If you click on his name, you'll see he has put together several books of interviews of various bands.

That sure was a heck of an ending last night.

William DuVall seems fine to me. It's not really something I would buy though. I just ran across the blog link, and posted it for the heck of it. I guess some would say they are not metal. But I have always thought that in some ways "grunge/the Seattle scene " was just a name for people to use who did not want to be associated with "hair metal."

I get it for free - and I think it is terrible. Seems like they are trying to copy The Onion/various men's magazines/gossip magazines these days. Maybe they will get Dylan to do another interview this year.

The other day I was thinking about the folder I have at home with old Wilco interviews in it.

Episode 5x06 316 - Easter Eggs, Screencaps, Audio I am somewhat surprised that they are introducing new people into the island scenario at this point. Another mystery - what has become of the rest of the people from the crash that we use to see in the background? I suppose we are to forget about them.

It does seem to have energy. I did notice that.

The room under the church reminds me of the episode where John's father is held captive in that room on the island.

I guess I just prefer the The Unforgettable Fire/Joshua Tree/Rattle and Hum period above all else. Anything else is sort of hard for me to get into. I'll have to check it out some more.

My first thought is that the songs seem to start out nice, and then go off into something else. I was really actually getting into No Line On The Horizon, and then the music changed course about 3 times, or however many times it is. I have to say once again, Larry is a great drummer.

That news has been around for a year or so - from what I have read it's not going to happen. I guess that has changed once again. This is the place to go: Black Sabbath News

Any of you SF folks been by here recently: 2400 Fulton Street

Me too - and that is really the album to get.

Some of my favorite Jefferson Airplane songs: Blues From An Airplane D.C.B.A.-25 Things Are Better In The East

Alice In Chains Blog (video of the band working on a new album): Like a horseshoe to your brain...

I just happened to notice - there is a H.O.R.D.E. Festival poster at Wolfgang's vault right now for 28 bucks.

They must have - it is still tagged as No Line On The Horizon.

I liked the following pinball machines: Taxi, Space Station, and Secret Service.