Analogman

I don't care for those songs all that much.

There may have not been that many of those pressed. As vinyl was on it's way out around that time (1988). You probably already knew that. I have not bought any used records in a long time. There are now two places down the street here that sell used records. A friend of mine tells me their prices are too high. And it is probably common stuff - Frampton Comes Alive, Bob Seger, Styx, etc.

It use to be if you went to a flea market and they had albums - you would find many copies of that record.

You don't like Sabbra Cadabra and Spiral Architect?

I read somewhere that some Brixton guys with guns kicked in the taper's front door and took the recording.

I have the basic first generation Nook. I never wanted anything else. I will probably go with a Kindle when this used Nook stops working.

My 7 year old Nook stopped working not to long ago. I got lucky and was able to grab a "gently used" Nook for 30 bucks by way of Ebay. I can tell whoever owned it never used it. Oddly enough, the cable was fouled though. I am glad I kept my old cable. Since I really only do library books - I need the cable to grab books as well as charge.

Tour dates:

Amazon has a couple of sound samples up: Peace Trail

That's my favorite one next to the first album.

Vol.4 is the album to get -

How about these tunes: P.F. Sloan - Karma (A Study of Divinations) Dion - Tomorrow Won't Bring The Rain

They are also re-re-releasing the first album:

I was going to post that yesterday. But the site was down. We'll see.

I saw that tour also. It's the only time I ever saw the Black Crowes.

You should play Tuesday Afternoon - LOL That is my favorite Moody Blues song - probably.

I am thinking some sort of Nuggets garage style or blues rock of some sort. I guess we will see or hear at some point.

Next Tuesday?

Check out the clip on the FB page - it is rocking.

There is a snippet of what I am guessing is a new Son Volt or Jay album up on the Son Volt Facebook page today.

Oh, I love that song. I think it was sort of a rushed recording.

Ok - The Hardy Boys - One Time in a Million or The Monkees - My Share of The Sidewalk

I can see that. His vocals were good on that song. I was never much of a Soundgarden fan. But he can certainly sing.

I can tell they practiced. It just seems odd to me they would pick that song. They should do Hey Hey What Can I Do.