Analogman

We've had this discussion before (several times?)- but it is amazing how much money a real (vintage) AC/DC, Stones, etc. shirt goes for these days. I have a collection of original rock shirts - I would not sell them though.

I think that is because that sort of think is in - at Sears you can buy AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, etc. shirts. I never really saw any of those films that were made when I was a teenager until the mid 1990s.

I think that is it - it is just more attempts to paint him as a terrorist in hiding. And while we are at it - Vietnam War American casualties @60,000. I am not exactly down with all that the Weathemen did - but, they did what they did.

I will try and do that this coming weekend.

You should do some research - plus the man is working within the system these days.

Looks like the Ayers story is going to be revisited:

Can you any of you ladies make this deal: Ojo de Dios @1:14 in this video I should take some photos of the yarn backpack I have - it was made in the late 60s/early 70s.

Probably because The Dooors are selling shows - maybe they are going to put those out at some point.

That's right - he has said that.

Speaking of rock shows at Tanglewood. . . Santana - 08.18.1970 Tanglewood (Lenox, MA)

The sound of that album is uh, something. I wonder if re-mastering could fix it.

Wikipedia entry

Let us know what you think - if you go.

* Beachwood Sparks (2000 Sub Pop) * Once We Were Trees (2001, Sub Pop) * Make the Cowboy Robots Cry EP (2002, Sub Pop) There is also All Night Radio - Spirit Stereo Frequency.

If you have never heard them, there are some songs on their My Space page you can listen to -

Ah ha!

It's been done before around here - just like the Wilco and Religion thread.

I have crappy furniture and I don't mind stray cats. But yes, you find those things in May - people actually drive around and pick through the trash then - looking for stuff they can use.

Photographs from the festival

Me too - sometimes, I prefer the version on Tracks.

Don't forget Stolen Car.

The Price You Pay - that is a sad song.