Analogman

That part with was great.

Office Tally link She has a bunch of clips up there - including the promo for Parks and Recreation (which is what became of The Office spin-off project). I thought last night's episode seemed like two or three episodes stuck together. I would have stayed with the Dwight safety officer storyline, without the Jack Black movie and/or the roast scenes.

All bas-reliefs? Or just that one?

Joking you. Although, it's not hard to convert FLAC files - you just have to mess with it a bit until you figure it out.

Actually, I'd like to own one of those old motels.

Link to Dead.net with photos of the guitar Link

I've seen some good documentaries about Route 66 on PBS. I always wanted to stay in one of those old motels.

I'm listening to Moby Dick right now - and I have to say, I am noticing sounds I have not heard before. A lot of times I grab things like this, listen to them once, and delete them. I think I will keep these though.

I know about it - but I've never seen it. I read some books about Sergio Leone and those movies last year, pretty amazing behind the scenes stories. Such as - Lee Van Cleef was not even working as an actor when he asked him to be in the movie, he was doing paintings at the time.

I think I was somewhere in the middle of the Indian Ocean then - can't recall exactly. I suppose I was mainly checking the game out yesterday due to the history and tradition of The Steelers. I was glad to see them win. I was into such things when I was a kid, but not now.

Flac man, flac.

It's odd that not that many people grabbing the Jeff solo shows. Wilco shows usually end up with hundreds of seeders/leachers these days.

That has not happened where I live. But - every night on the news, there are scenes of wrecked SUVs all over the place. Also - we are having a lot of water pipes breaking under the street - mainly downtown.

I saw some of that on the news last night. I see burned furniture almost everyday when I walk into town now - and the season is over. I don't think I have watched that much of a football game since the early 1980s.

I figure the dude just had some technical difficulties.

The seed is gone. So now we are all just sharing what we got before the seed went away. I'm leaving mine running all night.

This is pretty cool:

I thought me might break into In America by The Charlie Daniels Band.

Last night, I was watching: A Fistful of Dollars (1964) For a Few Dollars More (1965) The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) which are my favorite Clint Eastwood films - along with the following: Kelly's Heroes (1970) Two Mules for Sister Sara (1970) The Beguiled (1971) High Plains Drifter (1973) Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974) The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) Unforgiven (1992)

Do you think he is going to play Glory Days and change the words?

I meant the link DrNo posted.

Oh really - I missed that. The Clash and Mott The Hoople connection: Guy Stevens The dude who taught me about Mott The Hoople, way back in the last century, had it: Rock and Roll Queen