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Even worse now - the music guy is gone - and they won't order anything.

Videos up at Vh1 The Pearl Jam take on The Real Me seemed pretty cool. Roger is having an off night I think. For those who don't know - that is Ringo's son, Zak on drums. He also plays the drums in Oasis now. Nice touch - the bass player wearing the skeleton suit. (That is what John wore at the Isle of Wight Festival) Still my favorite See Me, Feel Me - the Woodstock version. Maybe we can get old man Skyflynn to post in this thread.

It seems to me that could have put some demos, unreleased songs, and live tracks on it and called it an anthology - like the Uncle Tupelo anthology.

I was watching those this morning. I hope it shows up on the internets - no cable here. I really would only want to see Pearl Jam anyhow.

Not bad. I am not at work - so I have not been looking at the Office Tally blog.

Rush on The Colbert Report

I think I may go ahead and get them all - if I end up at a Best Buy next week. Those albums are what the old folks call new wave. Maybe I'll wear a handkerchief around my neck when I go to buy them. .

I saw that amazon deal yesterday - I wonder how good of a deal it is.

That was me that posted that earlier -

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It would be cool if there was some film footage of that sort of thing. Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20

Along with what Froggie pointed out - remember, if I show is up at The Owl, there will be a link for it at the bottom of the page for that particular show at Wilcobase.

That's no big deal - a lot of dudes in bands travel separately. Even Michael Stipe did that at one point - maybe still does.

It had to do with them running the sound through the great pyramid. It must have been more about that not working - instead of the tapes being bad. I knew this show would come out some day.

Much like the Steal Your Face tapes (which were re-worked when the film was re-released on DVD), I have always read that the Egyptian tapes were bad. I guess technology changes everything. Is there not a lengthy article about this in one of those Taper books?

I found that story here.

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