Analogman

I mean, I don't know shit about the DMB, but that's what I was thinking - that there are certain songs where people who see them a lot know to recite a certain phrase at a certain point in a song. Just as there are people who do this at Wilco shows, and just as there are people who like to recite Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town when they hear it at Pearl Jam shows.

Read the Kot book. How is it that much different?

Up at Dime a Dozen

I have never heard of such a thing - except maybe a hymn or two.

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Yes, he still does that. There is actually a site that has the audio clip of that, as well as, other interesting things of that nature. MitA's Rush Oddities

Try searching the archives. I have to go somewhere - see what you can find.

That would make a good video.

I don't often think of such things when I am listening to so-called alt.country, but I am glad to see Cary Hudson on that list.

Is he going to listen to on another Dead show? Yes.

A photo of him at a game.

21 - that is crazy. I hope you had a nice day.

Annie

Southern-haunted album - that's a great phrase. I meant songs such as Flowers of Guatemala - not shit like Ignoreland.

Link

I saw it on QVC - I could not recall what it was called earlier today.

This is the thing I saw on TV: AeroGrow Garden kit

I was hoping someone would check my facts. Joke. I like that album because it tells stories - I like that sort of REM, along with U2, I feel that is what they do best, along with political type songs.

I saw some indoor growing pod deal on one of those shopping channels once - it looked like something out of a sci-fi movie. I can't recall the name of the system though.

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