Analogman

Tom: I'll have a decaf coffee. Trudi: I'll have a decaf espresso. Morris Frost: I'll have a double decaf cappuccino. Ted: Give me decaffeinated coffee ice cream. Harris: I'll have a half double decaffeinated half-caf, with a twist of lemon. Trudi: I'll have a twist of lemon. Tom: I'll have a twist of lemon. Morris Frost: I'll have a twist of lemon. Cynthia: I'll have a twist of lemon.

I recently got the one you pictured.

Which HP sauce do you prefer?

And then there is this.

Oh, I am not dissing anyone - just throwing in my two cents. Everyone likes what they they like, and watches what they watch.

For me, it's always Amorica and Southern Harmony - although, Tall and several of the unreleased songs are even better than that.

Indeed. One of things that is ruining the music business - but, there has always been disposable pop stars, of course.

We've seen this before.

I'll bring my stuff and we can hold up in your basement.

from Harp online

That's how it is with The Slider.

The music is cool, the lyrics not so much.

I hope you had a nice day.

October 14th, 1989. I think I have an issue of Rolling Stone at home that has a big article about the case.

Make it sew, eh.

I wonder if anything ever came of the Adam Katz case? I didn't see anything new when I searched just now.

I read somewhere that one of the Mudcrutch dudes was not to happy about being left out and, supposedly, removed from some of the photos in the film. I guess Tom has made it up to them now though - they did an album that is going to come out sometime this year.

They did You're Gonna Miss Me. I saw some of that Friday night.

The Jonas Brothers are an American pop rock band from Wyckoff, New Jersey headed up by three brothers, Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas. They have released two albums - It's About Time in 2006, and Jonas Brothers in 2007. The Naked Brothers Band is a 2007 documentary/mockumentary television series with a comedic twist about a kids' rock band and takes place after The Naked Brothers Band: The Movie.[1][2] The TV series began February 3, 2007. The Riverbottom Nightmare Band, also known as "The Nightmare," is the last-minute addition to the talent show in Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas. Band of

I think I saw that.

Those are compressed big time I would think - in order be put up there.

I bet these bands don't even actually play live - but rather mime to backing tracks - anyone know?