Analogman

I hope to - as well as Omnibus and Midnight in Mississippi. I really wish there was a fucking record store here - where one could walk in and get stuff the day it comes out. Oh well.

I wonder how much can be done with a videotaped (not filmed, mind you) concert from a dreary evening in 1983? I have an original pressing of the album, and cassette - as well as the VHS.

A live version from The Wilco Archive - track #28.

Wilco did do a Steely Dan song - Any Major Dude Will Tell You - it's on the Me, Myself & Irene soundtrack album. I don't care for Steely Dan - but I like the Wilco version of that song.

Little Latin Lupe Lu That song was written by Bill Medley - but Bruce probably knows it best from the Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels version.

I don't know shit about itunes. Maybe you already have - but, I would do some more troubleshooting before you go replacing hardware. Do you have anyone computer dudes you can call on?

Are you sure it a hardware problem and not a software problem? Do you use Nero?

Preaching The Bruce Springsteen Gospel

Not so much an account, as a dark comedy.

That's what caught my eye - I may pick it up if I see it at Best Buy next time I am there.

Has anyone seen these films: A Night at the Family Dog 1970 (The Grateful Dead / Jefferson Airplane / Santana Go Ride the Music and West Pole

Like I said in the other thread - it is out there to be had - just do a search.

I have some Bicentennial buttons.

I'd say that is about right. There is also the whole Born In the USA deal. When I saw Bruce several years ago, there were a lot of people walking around with American flag clothing on.

Well, I have to politely disagree with that statement. That book looks interesting.

What is that in American, bub?

Click on one of the February dates and scroll down - there are some links.

The show is up already. That's how it goes sometimes.

I talked to Kevin Greene (briefly) when I was at the Pittsburgh airport not too long ago.