Analogman

Buy the cds. It's a neat little package.

The President gave a great speech tonight:

Air America Nova M Radio - The Home of Randi Rhodes & Mike Malloy

I think that is in the No Direction Home book. I can't recall exactly.

I would like to take that test. (Dear Friends & Fans, a little glimpse from center stage.)

Not my favorite song on the album, but Steve kicks on the drums:

I like these two songs the best: Oh Josephine Whoa Mule

A mix of an AUD and a SBD tape. OR a mix of and AUD SBD Webstream or some other combination.

You also get the unreleased album The Band. The songs I like from Three Snakes: Under a Mountain Good Friday Bring On, Bring On How Much for Your Wings? Better When You're Not Alone

Good point.

Episode 5x05 This Place is Death - Easter Eggs, Screencaps, Analysis

Right. It was supposedly done as they were finishing the album and on their way out the door.

Ryan is ripping people off. You can find live versions of it out there.

It was certainly different from the run of the mill rock trivia quizzes you usually find.

I think what I have is a cd with a mix of the three SPS songs and some of the Foamfoot songs. I'll have to check and see. I guess I don't have the Foamfoot show - I must have not kept it after I heard it, for some odd reason. I figure it's out there to be had.

Foamfoot is worth seeking out also:

For those who like answers, I'd say we got a lot of them tonight. Lost Untangled

Sara must be one of the most straight forward personal songs that be ever put out there.

I've read interviews with Chris where he says that Three Snakes is the best Black Crowes album. I like the music more so than some of the lyrics on that album.

I think the smoke monster/chain thing is connected to the wheel that Ben turned to move the island. Which is place where they were working a while back, and told to be careful as the area would make them sick - if I recall correctly.

I still prefer this period:

I have not heard that. The Confessor took his blog down.

Some people may not know how far back these bands go: The Scorpions (1965) Deep Purple (1968) Judas Priest (1969) Although - America did not really know about The Scorpions until 1979.

The Dusty Springfield question was one of the ones I missed. I don't recall the other ones.

Speaking of acoustic Dylan songs: Farewell Angelina And, a great version by Joan Baez - Farewell Angelina