Analogman

Cereal Killer!

That is a good deal, right there.

Love is Hell and 29 are the ones I listen to the most, along with Follow The Lights. I was thinking - in some ways, he is like Neil Young, in that he takes old songs and sticks them on an album with new songs. Other times, he creates a group of new songs, and puts them out. I think this new album was created and recorded pretty quick - maybe that has something to do with the poor reception. I mean, spontaneity often leads to great songs, other times it does not work. I say this as I recall reading various posts on his blog - and at some point he talked about "having to write and recor

Maybe something will pop up later when it starts.

PA, right?

You can't do shit without one, though - bank account, phone service, etc.

The waitress tries to give me change I say naw' it's cool, just keep it. . . 29 is still one of my favorites.

Wasn't there a lawsuit a while back about the ID thing - in that, it was equaled to some of the requirements in the Jim Crow years: Seems like I recall reading something about that somewhere. Anyone recall the lawsuit? Maybe this is what I am thinking of:

I guess most (all?) of these songs are new - Answering Bell has not been updated since last year, so no luck there.

I think I have had to do that here, as well as, the sign-in deal. It must be different from state to state.

It seems to keep changing - I suppose we'll know for sure when it is in our hands.

Oh, I didn't say it was bad - I was just never bought them. I have heard both of them. Since I have thousands of cds, (and I am running out of space here in the ghetto) I sort of have this rule, will I play something more than once? Who knows, I may grab them someday. Actually, I was just listening to that Fillmore show on the Wolfgang's Vault site earlier today. The acoustic show sounds more interesting to me - maybe it's because of the set list.

It's out there. . .

Pretty much the same news - from billboard.com:

Great Scott! I will check and see. There is no word of a stream at dead.net.

Taper's section - Link Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Gym, Princeton University on 1971-04-17

Most certainly.

Yes, and let's hope all the votes count this time.

That is nice to hear.

I have not bought the other two, but I was thinking I may buy this one.

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They show their influences, yes.

Oh - a Nader man?