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The Who The Seeker 1970 Promo film Who Are You 1978 Promo video Don't Let Go The Coat 1981 Promo video Face Dances 1 Face Dances 2 Face Dances 3

It was, it was. Another good live album - Queen Live Killers - although, like Humble Pie - Performance: Rockin' The Fillmore, there is a bit bleeped out.

Yes, there was a whole group of rowdy fellows there.

Which makes me think of the film Let There Be Rock - which I saw projected on a wall on the side of a building in the Philippines, in 1985.

Foggy is back. Tumblr site.

Uncut Magazine

The whole album - they played over the top of the live tracks - or something like that.

According to Levon Helm, everything was redone, except his drums.

Never really cared for Little Feat - I think I have some songs from that album on a tape somewhere.

Those dudes will be sorry when they find out they stumbled upon the set of a Harry and the Hendersons sequel/re-union show.

Speaking of RKansas: I've seen this sort of thing go down where I live somewhat - in the early 1990s there were cops with dogs walking around my hood. There is also a rise in gang members from PA - coming here to stir up shit around the area on main street where all the kids and street people hang out. There has always been a curfew here - but I think they have a hard time enforcing it - especially right now - as 25, 000 students just came back to town

I read somewhere - maybe in the Kiss book when they were talking about all the work done on Alive 1 and II, that Frampton Comes Alive was actually mostly re-done in the studio. I never knew that. I don't own that one, but, I think Lines On My Face is a great song.

I forgot that one - the only Aerosmith I have on cd. I think it is a great album.

I read a story about him the other day - he is pissed off about not being invited to the Olympics. I was 6 years old that summer.

I dig those - but they are not exactly live.

Happy Birthday

Screenshots - very nice.

It's not kosher to do that and pass the Mp3s around - you can - mess it until you get it, do a B&P, or wait for it to be put up at The Wilco Archive.

Speaking of Leon Russell - who I am not all that fond of either - Mad Dogs and Englishmen

Since I really really prefer the 67-71 version of The Mothers, I would have to go with one of the live cds featuring the old stuff. A giant listing of live albums. Disregarding the shit I said yesterday - some more I like: Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones in Concert Absolutely Live Under a Blood Red Sky Uriah Heep Live Unleashed in the East Live at the Boston Tea Party, Vols. 1-3 Wings over America Bless Its Pointed Little Head Live at Last

As I said above, I have never seen it listed anywhere. I figure it was not taped, not going to be shared, or simply has not made it out there yet.

It's already up - you can find a link to it by checking the Greatest Lost Track of All Time section of the board.

Not every man can handle the musical stylings of Klaus Meine. I forgot about Quicksilver Messenger Service - and I usually say Kiss Alive I also - but from what I read in a Kiss book not to long ago, there is quite a bit of doctoring on that album - which I never knew.