Analogman

There are a lot of TV movies on there - and W.W. and The Dixie Dancekings, as well as, American Hot Wax.

I still have the same one - Roger Waters hitting the gong - from the Live at Pompeii film.

Oh, that's right.

The dude has some good songs - I am a bit biased, lol. He also spoke out against the PMRC.

Hopefully, we shall one day.

Did you once say you were here: On April 24, 1971, John Denver sang "The Strangest Dream" at a peace march in Washington DC. The anti-war march was to protest the Vietnam War. The song, written by Ed McCurdy, was one of the anthems of the anti-war era. April 24th 1971 Peace March Against the War in Vietnam

And this bullshit:

It's good to see most of those are up at Youtube - as he often took them down.

Do you live around a lighthouse? Maybe Ms. Viatroy and I can get up there sometime.

From last year, but still pretty cool: The Office Halloween Trailer

Obama infomercial: Smart politics or risky overkill? I wonder if some baseball fans are going to be a bit upset about this.

I wonder if these will come out on cd: A Collection of Beatles Oldies Hey Jude Live At The Star Club The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl Love Songs Rock 'n' Roll Music Vol. 1 Rock 'n' Roll Music Vol. 2 Reel Music There are more - that is just some I could think of.

He must have a lot of bread to spend.

I don't see this happening - as The Black Crowes are on a never ending tour these days.

I actually have to work on election day, 1pm-9pm. So I am thinking I may need to try and do the early vote deal this weekend.

Sgt Pepper's is the one we did not have. I use to have a picture disc of that album.

The Beatles albums I first heard, and still have, were not exactly pristine copies. And for a very long time, when I heard certain songs, I expected to hear skips and static in certain places.

Being the superstitions person I am, I don't like to mention that sort of thing. Yahoo has a graph on their mainpage that has numbers even bigger than that.

A lighthouse - pretty cool. I have yet to see one up close.

That takes me back - I use to tape Beatle songs off of the radio back in the mid 70s, and I can still hear those tapes in my head. I actually still have those tapes.