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Link Ladies and Gentlemen, San Francisco men and their music, The Grateful Dead.

I have read about it off and on - but I don't think I have read what made the filmmaker bring those three together. It seems like an odd mix to me.

Along with a foot locker full of his personal items.

I think one of the last used records I ever bought was The River - it was missing one of the albums, but, I bought it anyway. I think I have an original pressing of Born To Run, Darkness On The Edge Of Town, and Nebraska (which was actually the first Bruce album I ever got).

This one also - I like the car songs: This is one of my favorite Bruce lines: I think Mr. Crow is onto something here:

U2 - Get On Your Boots (video)

Mr.Frantic Is Boppin' The Blues (Musicstack.com - Netherlands mail order.) Search results from Musicstack.com Some search results from Amazon.com Some search results from Ebay. Some search results from Gemm.

I wonder if they still blow up real good.

No, he would never stoop to something so low. See the episode called The Zone.

Someone should do a sequel - where the gangs from The Wanderers, time travel to the time of The Warriors, and then they have a big rumble.

For those of you who follow the series Chad Vader Day Shift Manager, there is finally a new episode to watch: Chad Vader Season 2 #1 - The Takeover

Rock Horror did not make it very long here - some people brought in eggs and trashed the place. I think I may have actually seen The Warriors at the Drive-In back in the day.

I'm surprised they would let people bring glass bottles into a theater. Don't Forget: Twisted Sister - Come Out And Play

True - nothing can be done about that. I think I read somewhere that Streets of Fire was a one take not even learned by the band song. I like that sort of thing - most of the time. I'd say the problem with The River is that it's sounds too "tinny" or bright.

The sound is quite muddy - that's for sure. We've had this discussion before, but all of his early albums need re-mastered.

Darkness On The Edge Of Town is probably my favorite Bruce album. I am particularly fond of the song Racing in the Street.

I don't really know anything about Norah Jones. I just happened to run across Adele's videos on Youtube one day and found that song. I think she has talent.

I didn't watch the show. Billboard has some behind the scenes type interviews up this morning: The 2009 Grammys: What You Didn't See On TV

Did you figure it out?

Thanks for posting. There is nothing new on the blog as of today.

Lecture Circuit deleted scene.

I'd like to check out Headley Grange.

Loose Fur

What a music collection he has. That is the sort of set-up I need - built in the wall shelving.