Analogman

Check out this groovy graph, my young friend.

Pacific Gas & Electric - Are You Ready? Rare Earth - Get Ready Man - Daughter of the Fireplace Lucifer's Friend - Ride In The Sky Band of Gypsys -Who Knows Ritchie Havens - High Flying Bird (BBC) Golden Smog - I Can't Keep From Talking Bob Marley and The Wailers - Kinky Reggae Bob Marley and The Wailers - Rastaman Chant

Check the After The Show section: 7 Worlds Collide 01/05/09, Auckland, New Zealand Jeff Tweedy 01/29/09, Kalamazoo, MI

I see. You would think someone would have what you want around here somewhere. I don't even remember those tracks being in the Roadcase.

I stay away from those sort of deals.

Some things came up when I did a search - but many of them seemed like those scam Mp3 sites.

I don't recall that one - I don't think we have it up at The Owl and Bear. Personally, I've never messed with tracks in the Roadcase.

Google Launches ISP Throttling Detector and

That arrangement of I Wanna Be Your Dog goes back to Jeff's Uncle Tupelo days.

Yes, and Hank has a thing for him.

I drink a lot of their fine product, but I ain't paying that much bread for a pledge pin.

Yes, Romney, Rush Limbaugh, Sarah Palin, etc. can talk about religion, abortion, how gay people are going to hell, so-called family values, fighting commies, etc. Meanwhile - here is what the President is doing:

I wonder how involved he actually is in that sort of thing - I suppose he must have signed off on it. I figure his management was just following the path of Garth Brooks, The Eagles, AC/DC, Guns 'N' Roses, etc.

You got me wrong - that is a great book. Also - I always think of Hank Hill when I think of the Cowboys, these days.

I'd like to have one of those pins.

The ones I have are the original American releases - but I am the third person to have them, so there is not much groove left to play. I am listening to Dr. Ebbetts version of III right now, and I have to say again, it sounds better than the officially released cd. It is a bit bright - but that is often my problem with digital tracks, not enough bottom end, presence, warmth, - whatever you want to call it.

Now, I am thinking of North Dallas Forty. I'll tell you what.

Ok, 43. Let's watch the: Immaculate Reception

Standard Bluegrass dress - brought about by Bill Monroe - who refused to dress like a hillbilly, as was the style for such bands, at one point.

I just caught it yesterday - as I was looking at some footage of their current live tour - which made me think of looking for the new episodes. It seemed thrown together - or rushed. It is a prelude to a final movie - so I have read. It was cool to see Cyrus though - who is of course, in the very first episode.

Speaking of funny, non-American shows, the very last episode of the TPB is on Youtube. My favorites are still The Vicar of Dibley (which was going to be Americanized starring Kirstie Alley), and Jonathan Creek.

I am almost 34, but I recall watching them.