Analogman

I don't think I have watched the show for years - I am not into staying up late anymore. I figure if the Wilco segments get put up on YouTube, NBC will have them taken down. Daily Motion is an alternative - or maybe it will be up on the SNL website?

I think CBS is running the original Star Trek on their website. It use to be you could catch old shows like that on TV, not anymore though.

I just found that - can't watch it here though.

Way Back Wednesdays Each Wednesday NBC is hosting episodes from the following series: The A-team, Battlestar Galactica, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Miami Vice, Buck Rogers, Emergency!, and Night Gallery.

Very good - I was looking for some evidence.

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?

You know, I have seen a lot of these threads during my time here - and I don't recall ever hearing that Wilco played a secret show.

The Grateful Dead - O'Keefe Center, Toronto, Ontario - 08/04/1967

No - that would be in real life, where I have actually caused physical harm to people. On here, it's just being an asshole. Plus - I was making a point. They could have kicked me off of here a long time ago - so you see everyone is given a lot of rope.

The Desmond episodes are the best - I know just how he feels.

The first episode (when it starts back up again) is going to about a dinner party that Michael and Jan are giving at their home.

There are some threads about cover art in this section. I don't know it there is any for those shows there though - if you make some, why not post in there somewhere so people can get it. There was some made - I recall seeing it. There are so many threads about those shows - I have no idea which one it is in.

The Rolling Stones Angie Waiting on A Friend Miss You Slipping Away Star Star

Well, really, we are talking about blues based rock versus whatever it is that Wilco runs on these days - two different trips, I would think.

Joking you.

I have to keep getting up to go do work - so I could be getting my wires crossed here. But, for me there is no greater music that was made in the US/UK between say 1964-1974 - it has always been that way. Sure - there is some other stuff I like - metal, the early 90s alt-country movement, U2/REM (to name a few). When Mike Bloomfield plays a solo, I feel it all over the place. Is he just another forgotten junkie blues guitar player? Yes, probably so.

I don't think that is true.

I think the only thing that I have ever heard is the Monterey Pop tracks.

Billy Cox

I knew of them, just forgot. I don't think I have ever owned any of thier stuff. They were a short-lived band, yes?

I don't think they were all that great - there are some tracks on the Nuggets box. I just mainly know about them because Marc Bolan was in the band.

I flew for the first time in 21 years last summer, and for only the 5th time in my life (I think). Although I was freaked out somewhat, I got through it. You don't need to take any drugs or booze or whatever. I just got something to read - and concentrated on that.

John's Children

Just steal it from a BT site, all the kids do it.