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From reading that story, looks a lady ripped him off. I never really cared for him - but I rather enjoy hearing Joe Cocker sing Bird On A Wire. I feel bad for his deal though.

There was a time when he used such a thing when playing acoustically - or some pedal that produced a sound sort of like flanging, anyhow.

Maybe he had some flanging going on.

Aha - ye olde compression. Interesting.

This reminds me somewhat of the Yahoo.com plan to have a site with lyrics to "millions" of songs - I wonder what became of that deal.

Seems to me he is a bit out of tune there, yes?

Of course - but sometimes, it's cool just to watch the art. I don't care for hardly any new shows - this is a cut above, you are right.

I do like loooking at that screen shot website though.

I just like to watch the show - sometimes, I think if one gets too caught up in what means what, it sort of ruins the whole deal.

If you look in the bottom left corner of a thread, you will see a search box. You have to figure that most shows are taped these days - although, I see the point of your question. Someone will post about a show being available for downloading - when it becomes available.

Yes - as time goes by, more and more networks are streaming shows it seems.

I think the deal is - they can't march with the hoods covering their face. Those dudes are old hat compared to the white power/skinhead movement - they are far more dangerous. They are getting very smart these days - by not looking like a freak, and not covering themselves with tattoos. It's the same reason the Hare Krishna's began dressing like college students when they show up on campus - to blend in as a means to better spread their message. I think the triple K aligns itself with christian beliefs these days to get people to more readily accept their message. One time, when I was i

Really - that's crazy. It's $78.75 (125 list) at amazon. If you happen to see another one for that price - grab it for me - if you feel like it.

It's interesting.

1991 this week -

Oh - I'd like to have that - 150 bucks at barnes & noble.

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Someone told me that the recent Sesame Street dvd release has a parental advisory sticker of some sort on it - is that true?

I wonder if this deal may be like the Bruce album Devils & Dust or the Son Volt album Okemah and the Melody of Riot that would only play on my computer dvd player - as I recall, they both would click or jump when I played them.

I hope you got the one that came out on dvd a few years ago - and not some older copy. The first time I saw it was in 1979.

This version is still my favorite.