Analogman

Screencaps from the first two episodes. I see we have a time frame now - 70 hours.

That was sort of low rent I thought.

I am a great fan of time travel.

The President's Last Goodbye - Slate crashes Bush's farewell party. The Bush-Cheney Alumni Association I am surprised these people did not get arrested: Bush Protest: Shoes Thrown At White House (PHOTOS)

I am looking for video - anyhow, here is this: China Town Shuffle 4/17/72

I found the set list here: The Dead Blog I don't think I have looked at that blog before.

There is a copy for sale right now at Amazon.com for 11 bucks.

An article from December: Bush sneaks through host of laws to undermine Obama

Wooly Willy

I think there is some talk of that in Crosby's first book. I am going to listen to that show tonight - which breaks a long string of listening to the shows on a Monday night. I take it there must be some sort of DVD coming out - they sound good in that footage we have seen so far. Photo from The Mid-Atlantic Ball. You can find more at Getty Images.com - do a search using the phrase Mid-Atlantic Inaugural Ball.

I was 22 and saw it twice, and then, bought the videotape for 9 bucks in a department store that no longer exists.

Doh!

It was really cool to see that on the big screen in a movie theater when it first came out.

Check out the interviews going on with some National Guard members in Afghanistan. He is so down to earth - which is a good thing.

You might find something here: A thread about the release on The Jayhawls board. Interview with Dan Murphy - by The Owl.

I wonder if C-SPAN will actually show the bands playing? President Obama is at the statehood ball right now. It was quite nice to watch the various ceremonies. While watching the events throughout the day, I could not help think of the 1993 and 1997 inaugurations. I missed seeing Gore in 2001 and Kerry in 2005, though.

I do too - but I did not care for that album. An Other Cup

MyObamaBar.com (soap)

The Duel - deleted scenes.

There are already threads for that sort of thing. I don't know your age, but I have been listening to U2 since I was 16/17 (1982/1983) years old. I may not care for every album they put out, but to me, they are real, just as R.E.M. and Pearl Jam are real.

I was thinking of that day earlier.