Analogman

I am talking about Clarence White. I don't think he looks like George Harrison.

I am pretty sure he actually did not look, or dress that way until he was in The Byrds.

I saw them - all of them (on TV, that is). I recall that a girl got beat up at school for wearing a Cowboys shirt.

Happy Birthday.

I take it he meant that as a joke. Clarence came from a Bluegrass background - where one does not jump around, make faces, etc.

Super Bowl IX Pittsburgh Steelers 16 Minnesota Vikings 6 Super Bowl X Pittsburgh Steelers 21 Dallas Cowboys 17 Super Bowl XIII Pittsburgh Steelers 35 Dallas Cowboys 31 Super Bowl XIV Pittsburgh Steelers 31 Los Angeles Rams 19 Super Bowl XL Pittsburgh Steelers 21 Seattle Seahawks 10

Bad: Good:

Yahoo has 1.27 of it up. Some audio from The LA Times.

The first four albums are out there now - do a search - you will find them. I'd say they sound good - still not as heavy as the original pressings I have, but better than the boxset re-masters from the early 1990s.

No piano, but a great song:

Link to full article (includes list of bands).

screencaps

I always thought this was cool: One of my favorites: Rave On

Sorry, I could not resist posting that.

Richard is the man. I think besides the Matthew Abaddon scenes, the scenes of Richard visiting Locke as a child (we heard about that last night ) are some of the most chilling stand alone scenes of the series.

David Gans just posted the transcript of a 1991 Healy interview up on his blog.

There is an article about that in the new issue of Rolling Stone - which I was surprised to see. And as usual -

Another quality Desmond episode. So - we get some background on Widmore.

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Another bit of news - from Jambands.com:

That means that Gary Rossington is the only original dude left (currently in the band, that is) - unless you count Rickey Medlocke.