Analogman

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.

Here's the whole thing: Bob Weir Interview

I wonder what the TV show is about:

I use to be way into those guys.

Check this out:

If you jacked it up some more - you could post in the comments section at the Relix website. Those guys hammer just about everyone.

I have Vitalogy on vinyl I think I bought it for 5 bucks or so brand new back in the day. I don't think I have ever played it. That was the last brand new record I ever bought. I recall looking it up once and seeing those prices.

You may be able to search using his name on Archive.org. I think he taped the only Jerry solo thing I own - that Legion of Mary show where they are playing Little Sunflower. Actually - it was somebody else. Also - Lossless Legs list tapers - I think.

That's a good name for a band - Hippie Cheek.

If it's the 8/16/2006 show - it is up at the The Wilco Live Show Archive.

It's funny how many bands/artists have covered that song (Morning Dew). I prefer the Jeff Beck Group version.

That is pretty cool.

I also just read they are bringing people from the audience up on stage.

I forgot about Cheap Trick. That is cool you got to see that.

I have not watched the video yet - but did you see the show with Sting?

Myron Cope Also - that Tom Petty documentary is also up at Nefiix now.

Double Yoi

Grade School? Doh! One of my metal friends from back in the day was from NY and talked about them all the time.

I watched the Twisted Sister documentary by way of Netflix recently. It is really long. I was bit surprised that it was mainly about their time before they made it big. It actually stops right at the release of You Can't Stop Rock and Roll.

Angus says Lisbon here we come. . .