Analogman

I think Dylan started modern lyric writing as we know it today. Mick Jagger has a good line about this in a Rolling Stones documentary that I have - I can't recall the quote exactly - so I am not going to try and post it. I don't think we would have what we have today without him. Plus, he fueled people who were trying to change the world - so there's that as well. I am not dissing Jeff in any way - I mean, that is why I was drawn to alt country and Wilco in the first place -the words. For me, it usually about the lyrics, and then the music next.

The Long Tomorrow by Leigh Bracket The Amish In Their Own Words By Brad Igou Iron Maiden Tribute Issue Guitar Legends Magazine

I think his blog has been talked about on here before - or at least, I recall knowing about it somehow or another.

I bumped this thread to post the news about the DVD - I would like to see it. I think Forever Changes is a great album.

I was hoping someone would point that out.

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Casimir Effect [from the Dark UFO Spoiler Forum] Episode 1.01 - The Pilot - Object with Jack

It's either from the second disc that you get when you buy the film on dvd - or the out takes that were posted on the website for the film. Disc 2 Information.

Forever Young is not so bad.

I am picturing a scene showing Jeff sitting in a tree and struming a ukulele while singing Summerteeth.

In this case, the old mall (opened @1973) was killed by a new mall up the road (198?), as well as, more pull from the old mall here (197?)- which was taken over by a new mall (199?)- that is fast becoming over taken by another new shopping plaza that is all the rage now (2008). The first mall, is where I got all my Rush albums as a teenager - Camelot Music.

Interesting:

It looks like the coming of age films of yore - sort of - it's no Breaking Away, though.

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The very first one in the whole area, the one I use to hang at, is now mainly full of nothing but government offices. It use to have 120 + stores back in the day.

Or the polar bears. . .

Update on the other thing I posted: source

I use to hang out at a mall - somewhat.

I could relate to that video - if they put some trailer parks and company houses in it.

Memento

Bob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan The Times They Are a-Changin' Another Side of Bob Dylan Bringing It All Back Home Highway 61 Revisited Blonde on Blonde John Wesley Harding Nashville Skyline Self Portrait New Morning Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid Dylan (available on cassette only still?) Planet Waves Blood on the Tracks The Basement Tapes Desire Street Legal (don't have) Slow Train Coming (don't have) Saved (don't have) Shot of Love Infidels Empire Burlesque (don't have) Knocked Out Loaded (don't have) Down in the Groove (don't have) Oh Mercy Und

Podcast Anyone ever listen to the podcast at Dark UFO? It's a bunch of British dudes discussing the show. They are talking about Richard being Locke's dad.