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You have to also wonder if Betty has received some sort of check after all this time.

I am watching Dave's video. I'd say they are the OG tapes the farmer guy had. He sort of mentions it at one point. I bet they did not pay him a million dollars though.

I wonder what the story is there. Are those the tapes those people had that wanted 1 million dollars for or whatever? And hopefully they got the actual tapes. And not the VHS-Cassette dups. I guess Rob Eaton had something to do with it.

You are probably right.

I have never read that or the other Wilco book that came out some years ago. I think they are on my booklist probably. I don't see him doing that either. I don't think he is into playing big shows or what have you. He still tours around in a van I think. Although if the world of country music was not fouled - Hearts and Minds would be a hit song.

That a cool album, bro dude.

I should try to stay positive for the kids out there. The kids out there should go buy Faithless Street, Strangers Almanac, Love is Hell, and 29. I stopped at Cardinology. I should have stopped at Easy Tiger.

Rosebud I gave up on Ryan several years ago. I should from refrain from the negative comments though.

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.