Analogman

This friend of mine was a bit confused about the Best Buy exclusive deal - he thought he would pick this album up at Walmart, so I had to explain it to him. Most, if not all of the people I know, seldom, if ever buy music in any format. I think this deal works for those sort of folks - when they are in the store looking for something else, they will see that big display, and decide to grab the cd.

Although it's been said many times before, the word is this may be the last tour.

If you live in the UK, you can listen to his show for free, via BBC online.

I was just trying to get out of there without yelling at the people working there. I hate having to go to such places to buy cds and dvds. At least I finally got the new Ryan Adams cd - it stinks also.

I was at Best Buy last night trying to find the Who Kilburn dvd (the kid working there was clueless) - anyhow, I noticed they had a giant display for Chinese Democray - 11.99 for the cd, and 19.99 for the vinyl.

Exactly.

If you want more of that sort of thing, you should check out: Reel Radio.

Sugar Mountain

The Illustrated Man (1969) The Who At Kilburn Also - picked this up tonight - it's not the greatest Who show(s) I have ever seen, but still, it's pretty cool. The Coliseum show is pretty dark, as it was not lighted for filming, whereas, the Kilburn show was professionally shot by Jeff Stein, so the film is magnificent, but the performance is a bit ragged.

I like the beginning more than the end. I am just not much of a Barlow lyric fan.

I am not always sure that I actually care for the song Weather Report Suite, but that pedal steel is great.

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I have not seen the last season - or do I have the 2nd season. Sounds like a deal.

There are some great songs on that collection - I am rather fond of Seven Curses.

Amazon has Dylan boxsets for 25 bucks right now. The booklet that comes with Biograph is probably worth that much alone - a great read.

Amazon.com has the live box and Tracks for 25 bucks right now.

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The guy is now putting out live sets of Beatles shows. Also, you can find these on public BT Trackers, and various Mp3 blogs.

The DVD Project DVD #42

I've never grabbed any of them, but on another message board I am on, there is a thread about the work of Purple Chick and I have noticed that the torrents are usually put up at Demonoid.

Some video of Bruce working on the new songs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once again, I will recommend this book - The Complete Beatles Chronicle. You can find out all about the White Album recording sessions, and even the tracks that were left off - Not Guilty, and What's the New Mary Jane.

That song, co-written by Louis Gossett Jr., is probably a bit too militant for such things. I have always liked the spiritual power of that song.