Analogman

After you ponder the relationship between 4th Time Around and Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown), your next mission is to go to Burton Cumming's house and ask him why Canned Wheat, Wheatfield Soul, and Share the Land cost so much money in this country.

So, the tickets are coming C.O.D.?

Yet another Dylan thread. . LOL Anyhow - there are some good songs on Shot of Love. Let it set for a while, and then check it out.

That's the two dudes from The Marshall Tucker Band.

1968-1974 Although, as I explore the Taper's books, I am trying to listen to shows from other years.

He needed to hear some electric guitar.

I don't think I have ever heard anything in 5.1 - I have some music dvds that have that feature, but I don't have the system it would take to listen to them in that way.

No Depression's review.

That makes me wonder - If people primarily listen to music on iPods with earbuds these days, what is the purpose of 5.1 releases?

I don't think I could justify spending that sort of bread on such a thing.

This dude has a lot of out of print forgotten horror films (and other movies) for free download.

There is a segment right now on CNN about various religious groups sending out anti-Obama letters.

I am not really a fan of "re-mixing".

The story was on Billboard.com today also.

The order of the songs on the cds still sounds funny to me - as I am still use to hearing the American albums. While you are taking care of things over there, get the rest of the Mott The Hoople cds released here.

I would think it is probably related to some religious trip - but I don't know for sure.

I have never heard the Capitol boxsets that were released a few years ago with the American versions of the albums - were they re-mastered?

In American flag underwear.

And yes, they should give us the mono and stereo versions. And - just for the heck of it - A Collection of Beatles Oldies, The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl, etc.

I hope they went outside of Abbey Road - but I guess they did not. HDCD would be nice. They should also be released as a two-fer, just as The Beach Boys were, and as The Stones cds should have been. Although - I suppose some people see that as tampering with the past.

A lot has changed in the world of digital audio technology since they were released on cd. Maybe they are going to hire Dr. Ebbetts and Purplechick to do the work.

Last night, as I was watching CNN's news feature called, Poll of Polls, there was a commercial for an upcoming news segment about Purity Balls. I thought I was watching SNL there for a moment.

There actually use to be live shows up at his site - they were called "field recordings" as I recall.