Analogman

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. . .

That would be interesting.

Besides the documentary that Bill and Ted guy is doing - there is another one out this year also. I think it is called Eat That Question.

I find it creepy when people refer to their parents by their first names. Of course those Zappa kids had a pretty weird upbringing.

Factoid for today - Neil sent that song to Ronnie and supposedly they were going to do it on the next Lynyrd Skynyrd album.

I am listening now. I don't think I care for the music I am hearing. I guess because it is so different.

I seem to recall reading that when he did those Wall shows there was a lot of lip-syncing going on. I wonder if that is true.

I bought it - but I doubt I will play it more than once or twice. We'll see.

I just saw that on my FB page.

Or Neil Young -

I just read he played Down By The River for over a half hour the other night in Memphis. That would be something to see.

They should have got Santana. Carlos is currently playing shows with some of the old guys. That would work well there.

I don't see how Dylan is going to go over at that festival. Those other bands are pretty much high energy. And he is certainly not.

This festival must be happening:

He is also releasing Human Highway on dvd this summer. Which is a totally weird film.

I wonder what the people at the record company think when he turns this stuff in: