Analogman

No - Robert Downey Jr. and Winona Ryder are also in the film.

Can you name the other Kiefer Sutherland movie that has to do with the 60s?

We need some of this today:

Listen - there is already two or three threads for you and whoever to debate this stuff back and forth. I understand you have a right to post what you want, but, do we really need to discuss such things in the Wilco section of the board? I mean, really.

I never knew that - I don't care for that dude or the band he was in for that matter. I wonder why she picked Jim Kelter over Martin Chambers.

I wish it could be what you had in mind. We should have a thread called Wilco - Songs in Movies and Television Shows or something like that.

And he is Australian. . .

You already have a thread to put down Neil Young albums - right?

I've never really heard a Pretenders album past Learning to Crawl. 1980

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They do some Dead song in the Freak 'n' Roll...Into the Fog: The Black Crowes All Join Hands, The Fillmore, San Francisco DVD - I forget which one though. Plus - they have played some Dead tunes over the years.

Odd - I bet we are among the few around here that do not own an iPod. I only listen to music when I am front of the computer really - at home it is cds, FLAC files, and Mp3 files - if that is the only way I can get something. At work, I listen to the BBC - they have great shows. For however many years, I have always bought new cds on the day (and sometimes before) of release. As many have said, those days are pretty much over. So, I have to now order stuff from amazon - which to me is a drag. I don't buy records anymore, as there no more flea markets or record stores around here. I still

Flashback?

I don't recall such a thing in his book - but LB found something I see. I'd rather talk about how great The Stones are, instead of adhering to the subject of yet another negative thread. LOL

If you read and believe his book, he actually helped write several songs, and did not receive credit for them.

We had something like that happen here where I work once - it turned out to be some JC freak leaving packages in various mail rooms around campus.

Someone has a copy of Volume 1 on Ebay right now - starting at 5 bucks: The Deadhead's Taping Compendium (Volume 1)

Good point.

His version of Ship of Fools can be found on various record releases, most recently, on the extended version of Kojak Variety (I think). They spent time together around the period when he made Mighty Like A Rose. Elvis has also talked about seeing The Grateful Dead at the Bickershaw Festival in 1972.

For 60 bucks - you can get a signed copy of Ryan's book in December (it actually comes out in April).

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