Analogman

Star Trek 12: The Connecticut Drift

I think the fastest I have ever been was 135 or so - in a 1969 Corvette on the interstate.

She has a 68 69 70 or 71 right?

I don't think I have been to one since the 1980s.

When I hear the word Goat, I think of this.

trekmovie.com

I had not listened to this album in a long time until the other day - and I can safely say, the cd sounds like crap. I hope this new one sounds better.

factorybelt.net A good UT site.

I think this may help.

Trailer in HD I think these are probably my favorites: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Star Trek Generations Star Trek: First Contact

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Vault of Shadows COLT ROZEZ GUITAR and PIANO instruction plus more new ones including this pretty cool acoustic take of Everybody Knows Saturday Night Bedroom Show just posted GOOD MORNING U.S.A.

I'd say the way this film is presented will limit the amount of theaters it will be shown in. I saw a poster for it at out newest theater here - but I'd say that is because it is a digital only theater.

The Music Of Lennon & McCartney (1965) [7 parts]

I must have left off something from my post. I meant to say I put that list up to look at. I like the British Invasion stuff and what came after, but I don't care for a lot of those concept albums, really. I think Word of Mouth was the last one I ever bought. Give The People What They Want is a great latter album.

I Know My Rider would find them.

You know, I never heard about that being released - just noticed it one day when I was looking at the official site. At first, I thought it was the same as the Birth of The Dead cd that is in the WB boxset. Anyone see this? Les Claypool's jamband mockumentary -Electric Apricot

Oh, that's pretty cool.

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So, you are saying you won't get fooled again?

Someone will - someday.

Maybe you should write a UT book.

You dudes ever play Fatal Wound? That's probably my favorite Jeff UT song.