Analogman

I read an article a few years ago about some people with the last name of Hitler living in New York.

Posted on billboard.com this morning:

Slacker Uprising

Setlist by way of the person who taped the show:

No - I have heard them though.

I have not bothered to buy any of the live show releases - but this one I think I will buy.

It's not unusual for a band to play at the weddding of a person who was associated with the band in some form or another. The Rolling Stones, The Police, KISS, and Led Zeppelin, have all done this in the past - just to name a few.

Rare Earth is actually an album of demos, with overdubbed guitars and whatnot, if I recall correctly.

Not bad.

Give them away.

I've been reading that The Highlander (the first movie) is going to be redone - I don't much like that.

Back to the Future - I think reading somewhere that film was going to be re-made.

It just seems odd to me. I suppose I am thinking of the recent Indiana Jones film - which I have not seen - but, as I recall, most people thought was junk.

What's your take on making sequels to films 20 + years down the road? I think it is a bit odd - lack of new ideas, or as LB said, a sure money maker. Who is the target audience - people our age?

And the men who hold high places Must be the ones to start To mould a new reality Closer to the Heart The Blacksmith and the Artist Reflect it in their art Forge their creativity Closer to the Heart Philosophers and Ploughmen Each must know his part To sow a new mentality Closer to the Heart You can be the Captain I will draw the Chart Sailing into destiny Closer to the Heart

They fit.

That's one of the best posts I have read all day.

I hope I can fit them on dvds without messing with DVD shrink. I think they will just fit - we'll see.

Dragnet Vs. The Mod Squad

Jackson Browne actually sued McCain recently - over his use of Running on Empty. If they knew what that song (Barracuda), was about, I doubt they would want to use it.

I think there is a thread - if you want to see what people think, I mean to say. I didn't much care for it - but as I said, I am not really into them anymore. I take it you have heard all the other albums? If not, check these out: 1983: Kill 'Em All 1984: Whiplash 1984: Ride the Lightning 1986: Master of Puppets 1987: The $5.98 E.P.: Garage Days Re-Revisited 1988: ...And Justice for All