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I guess Dave (PJ drummer) is raising hell about not being invited to the ceremony.

Rolling Stone online has interviews with some of the guys - Jon Anderson seems pretty funny. Which I never think of him as being funny. I hope Bill is up there on the stage. Such a fantastic drummer.

Gabriel Iglesias: I'm Sorry For What I Said When I Was Hungry (taped in Chicago) Were any of you at the taping? This may be his best one yet.

This will be a great time for them to finally get Steve back in the band. Then they go back on tour and play those same few songs for a number of years. I always hated that band. Of course, the early albums are a different animal. But I never got into those either. And Yes can get Jon back and do a re-union tour. I am glad Pearl Jam is getting in there. One of the greatest bands of all times. I don't think I will buy any new albums they make - but they are still great.

I am watching The Office all the way through. Which I have not done - since it was on TV. That show is so great. (I have watched the British version several times now. It is also great - of course.) Also - Defiance - I started watching.

I bailed on Mr. Robot about 3 episodes into the 2nd season. I watch the whole run of The Wire over Thanksgiving break.

Let's hope it does not get edited down to nothing before we get to see it:

I read the book over the weekend. It is quite a roller coaster of a book. The 2nd part I found pretty sad but honest. I noticed there is not much about Gary or Roy after they are first mentioned. Maybe nothing actually. I liked how he referred people to Tracks. I suppose a lot of that early stuff is well known (by way of the Marsh books) but of course Bruce was actually there. So he has more to say about it. It is has been years since I read those Marsh books. OR the book Mike Appel wrote.

You can play this one: The Monkees - Riu Chiu

This one is great also: Dreams (part 1) 10/31/1996 (Beacon Theater, NYC)

That guy is still putting up shows. I should grab all of them. I am getting this one at least:

(The) Train Kept A-Rollin' - Aerosmith (The Yardbirds by way of Tiny Bradshaw)

So much for Neil taking all his stuff of streaming sites. I guess now he is trying to turn Pono into a streaming service.

It's mentioned up above - Peace Trail.

I think he has hit his head once too often:

I won't buy it. But their willingness to knock out albums impresses me.

I search for this thread by searching for Rhett. I just saw this:

I guess there are some rumors that this will be a Wildflowers album tour and that the long mentioned re-issue will be coming out.

I guess Tom is not taking much time off between projects this time: (I finally listened to Mudcrutch 2 the other day. I could not get into it.)

That's it.

Oh, I go back further than that. He is never going to make Stranger's Almanac again.

Tell them this is America - you can do whatever you want. There are some unpleasant things on there. People upload all sorts of shit.

Use Imgur. . . or upload from a photo on your computer -

I think they actually had a live album put together but never released it. If they are going to do those demos - I say put all of them out. Whatever they have -