Analogman

Star Pulse.com

I found this on David Gan's blog - she is talking about "The Garcia Tapes": Video interview with Deborah Koons

There's No Place Like Home Pt. 1, 2, 3

Yet another article featuring a photo and brief description of each doctor.

John Wesley Hardin

I thought you might like that place.

Thanks to ckc - we have recently acquired the following shows : Autumn Defense - 3/15/2001, 4/19/2001, 8/19/2003, 12/6/2003, 2/12/2004, 12/15/2005, 3/5/2005, 2/23/2006. John and Laurie Stirrat - 5/17/2003, 12/6/2003, 1/23/2004 (early and late show), 1/30/2004, 11/24/2004, 12/17/2004. Wilco - 8/12/2000.

And here it is. (If you don't mind multiple rapidshare and megaupload links.)

That's pretty cool. One from PA: Natrona Bottling Works

Source - NME.com

I bought one of those last summer from an A&W place in Lake George, NY. When I looked at it a while later, I noticed some of the letters were coming off the glass.

Article link plus photos

Wolfgang's Vault

I was guessing - I am sure it will show up soon enough.

It's out there.

Obama has lunch with 4 presidents and

Although I am curious to hear the song that is 8 minutes or whatever, I won't be buying this.

I have always liked that song - since I was a kid and first heard it. I think it is best heard within the context of the album - and not as a single. But - that is hard to do - as it has charted as a single (different from the album version) more than once over the years. A lot of people may not know this - but Days of Future Passed was only their second album. 1. "The Day Begins" (Peter Knight & The Moody Blues) / "Morning Glory" (Graeme Edge) (unlisted track)

I am surprised it was not mentioned at Billboard.com. I had not heard of it until I just happened to be looking at that Ron Asheton story, and then looked at the rest of the news at Rolling Stone.com.

From Rolling Stone.com:

From Billboard.com:

He's also a deadhead.

I would think he would be more known for his Air America effort these days.