Analogman

Whiskeytown - Rural Free Delivery

Exactly. That sound is just so great. It's right after "and maybe somebody's daughter". I wish they would have shown his hands for that bit.

Pete's sound at @ 13:35->14:00 or so is simply amazing. The Who at Tanglewood (1970). I never noticed how small that stage is before.

That 2nd song sounds like an unreleased Black Crowes song. I may get his stuff some day. I'm not all that crazy about his brother's new effort - at least what I have heard.

Rich has a new album coming out soon - I think. I have actually never heard any of his solo albums.

It will interesting to see if he ends up making an album with Paul on vocals. That would be great.

Some front row footage of Rich playing with Bad Company: Bad Company - West Palm Beach That first Bad Company is such a great album.

There is a long segment about some of their album covers in that Eagles documentary.

Bruce has put out the Christic Shows:

I tried to read it - until the audio messages started playing. I did not know there was a book. I may have to read that.

Yea - they look a bit different. I only got to see them once - 2003.

I wonder what Pete thinks about that.

I think you can sort of see them in the sliding segment from The Kids Are Alright.

Shit, I bet that hurt. Speaking of that - I'll post this again: Pete Townshend - a nice article about Pete's use of synthesizers and whatnot.

I have not seen anything mentioned on the Stones message board I look at.

I figure he would have some things to say if that happened.

It is a great album. It's a shame they never got around to releasing the unreleased songs and live shows they talked about the last time around.

I believe so. Here is the information from Discogs: Blue Mountain - Dog Days.

It's all good. As long as most people can get it.

The system you are using wants me to add some extension to Firefox. I don't want to do that. I think it is good enough that you are putting it out there and if someone needs it down the road they can contact you.

Thanks for the upload -

We can put this up at the Wilco Live Show Archive, Yes?

It's also somewhat odd because it was written by someone other that Pete - Speedy Keen - who also wrote Something in the Air. He was actually Pete's driver at the time. It seems an choice for Bun to do that song. I wonder what the whole story is there.

Bun E. Carlos solo album - John on vocals for The Who song - Armenia City In The Sky (this song is from the Who album The Who Sell Out)

A young friend of mine saw several of those shows last summer and said they were great.