Analogman

If I wanted such a thing, I would contact the person who did the matrix, and ask them for a copy of their recorded webstream. Or I would do a search using Google.com to find out how to record webstreams.

I guess the rest of us are going to get it now:

Although these sort of things are questionable - lowden11 did a Matrix. For future reference - check this out. A link to a thread containing the links to the AUD sources.

MOON - 5 clips This movie makes me think of Silent Running (1972) - sort of.

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday

2/1 is my birthday - that was sort of cool to hear that. What an odd mix though - 1966 stuff (the year I was born) and then, 1978 stuff.

They could jam on Against The Wind. There were several people here at that show - as I recall.

I think he was also in an episode of The Love Boat.

Article from Jambands.com:

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The only Tom Hanks movie I like to watch is Cast Away. If nothing else, Nick Notle kicks butt in The Red Line - particularity during the scene on the hillside.

I was at the 2005-11-13 Northampton show.

Last night, I watched The Last Templar- which is based on a book I read last year. It is basically a Da Vinci Code rip-off, but I do like the historical story lines one finds in these films. Part two is on tonight.

I don't think I have ever played the cd - except for the day I got the book. I had a 103 temperature that day, as I recall.

It's a track on the cd that comes with: The Wilco Book

You were half way there - when you look up a show at Wilcobase - scroll down to the bottom and you will find a etree link and/or a Wilco live show archive link - if there is one. Look for the heading Audio Sources. Wilcobase listing for the 2003 show.

And then there is this: I know someone who probably paid a lot of money to buy those back in the day.

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The Buckinghams - Don't You Care I picked up a greatest hits cd of this band - great stuff. I am going to get some of their albums. They were a Chicago band. Best known for the song Kind of A Drag. Their producer at one time was James William Guercio - who went on to work with Chicago, among other bands.

I just got the new issue of Rolling Stone in the mail (I get it free - by way of Amazon.com - no way I would pay for that magazine these days) - and there is an interview with Bruce in it. It starts out with him playing Baby I for the interviewer - pretty cool. Baby I (Youtube link - audio)

Oh - I have been looking at his website for years. There use to a Faces forum on there - but it is gone.

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