Analogman

The version of Stolen Car on the Tracks box set may be even better than the album version. For those who have not heard it.

This could start a chain reaction. Marc Olson could rejoin The Jayhawks, Ryan could get Caitlin and Skillet back, and I could be in my 30s again.

This is surprising:

You are right - I do recall listening to the Derek episode.

NPR has the new one up: Prisoner After hearing the whole thing - I think it sounds like a bad 80s Springsteen album. Good luck to those of you who are buying this and listening to it.

I have never listened to his show until I happened to catch the Bruce Springsteen episode.

And you can play with those Ryan and band cut-outs. . .

It's a great album. The one I have has Ozzy spelled "Ossie" in the album credits on the back side of the album.

I think I read somewhere that he is writing a book about the Whiskeytown days. Have you seen the super deluxe package of the new album? I am not buying it - but he has put some interesting things together.

I doubt it was on their radar - but that is also the same day/month/year the first Black Sabbath album came out.

I was watching the 6-21-1971 show last night. Of course - that is when he was playing the Strat.

Try discogs.com.

I figured you did. I always have to hear Black Throated Wind after Looks Like Rain. And I just did that.

Old Bob did not write that though (just for the kids out there.) Looks Like Rain is a great song - particularity with the pedal steel parts.

It must have been LZ III.

I didn't realize there were acoustic type songs on the album until I heard it. I guess those came about from the other album he talked about working on.

NPR has the whole album up to stream: Notes of Blue

It was on the cassette release.

I suppose they are doing this to get on in the vinyl craze. Plus it may be more of Rhino's idea than the GD management. I think I have In The Dark on vinyl. Someone gave it to me years ago.

I don't collect such things - but if I did, I would rather have the original releases. I don't think that I even knew that the GD actually released singles.

My first though is - I don't know what is worse: the cover art, title font, or the songs. It seems to be he could be doing something else in this day and age. But - he does what he wants. I am sure he has a blank ticket (the same as Bruce) and Columbia will put out whatever he wants.

Triplicate

I guess now they are starting a vinyl singles club.

That's nice. Although it must be a weird trip to go backwards. Now you need some Son Volt.

Oh - this is my favorite song from the last album: Desdemona