Analogman

I have it - I recall the first torrent of that was fooked up, and then someone re-did it. I don't really recall where I got it though - tape city, maybe. I'd be surprised if it was still being seeded. I can look when I get home - I don't like to go to BT sites at work.

I actually have all The Beatle movies on DVD - if you want copies.

That would be cool to hear - I have never went after or seen any Replacements out takes out there - but I am sure there are some out there somewhere.

Maybe we'll see you on up the road again some time.

No that's cool - I like how they are used on Who's Next and maybe some Yes albums.

The Righteous Brothers - Soul & Inspiration

I am not a fan of such instruments. It's a cool song - I forgot about it.

I have nothing on my walls - I like them to look like an institution.

Is that the one with the drum machine? I don't do drum machines.

I wish I had a dollar for every time you or whoever else mentions who they have on ignore. I'd be rich.

I have it on VHS/DVD. It's out there - if you do BT and know where to look.

Mine's a cutout - I think I first saw it on Cinemax back in the day. Armagideon Time - great song.

I have never bought anything past Combat Rock. I would like to see some of those films though. Concerts for the People of Kampuchea I have the soundtrack on vinyl - ever see it?

ha ha Those that only own greatest hit cds? Is there one for them?

I often think to remember that most things like this are not for the hardcore, but rather the causal fan - or new fan. He is - I did know that.

You know, I use to complain about the way they do things here - and then Bedbug Gogo cut off my thumb. Seriously - as many Obama threads/supporters as there are here at the moment, I am sure you will have some people show up.

Exactly - I wish Fridays would come out on DVD. Pete is doing the same thing with Who stuff - now. He is going to put some complete shows - after various clip collections such as this one. I bet down the line the powers that be will do the same with the Clash stuff.

Happy Birthday - I think we met once.

I am sure making money is one of the goals of the backers of the festival. Maybe the indie hipsters and the metalheads can have a fight to the death.

For me, the sloppy playing and look at us were no good at what we do hype does nothing for me. So - I prefer the latter songs. I don't think I have ever played Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take out the Trash, Stink, or Hootenanny more than once or twice since I have owned them. Just not my cup of tea - as they say. I don't come from a punk rock background, so I am not very fond of such music. I mean to say - I understand the whole beautiful loser deal - but really, Paul's mostly good lyrics deserve to be heard with some worthwhile music going on behind them. That is probably why I am one of the few

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Happy birthday, my old friend.

The signed ball I have at home has Yogi's sons' signature on it.

That's the best post ever.