Analogman

Just joking you - you know the PC thing.

I think you ment to say Happy Holidays, Season's Greetings, or Have A Festive Winter Holiday. I won't turn you in - this time.

Yes, and my food is also alphabetized.

Coda is not an album really - but rather a collection of out-takes. If you don't dig Poor Tom, I don't know what to tell you. I have never heard Cut The Crap - but I have always heard it was not so great.

What I mean to say is - I would take all the cds and listen to them one at a time. They still sound funny to me - as from early 1970s-199? - I only knew the US versions.

Joke - Although - that's the way I listen to them. I don't think I could listen to them out of sequence.

Amen, brother.

I think the sad deal here is rock writing has become reduced to _______sounds like__________. This is the reason I quite buying HARP - one can only read "sounds like Neil Young" so many times. I suppose what they ment was the fact that Wilco tour a lot. I don't see how thier music could be compared to Wilco - although UT/early Wilco music shared some influences with The Grateful Dead - I'd say those days are over.

I got the second version - have not yet listened to it though. I think I am going to also grab the video torrent - as the videos seem to keep coming and going from you tube.

Maybe some festive candles?

That was Roger Clinton.

up now at dime and tape city - suppose to better than the other one? Anyone snag the video torrent?

That must be where I got it - as I recall, there were some errors when I went to convert it to dvd. But - after a try or two, it worked.

I think it was also up at Tape City or The Trader's Den.

They are going back on air - minus the writing staff.

I am not signed up - I just read stuff there.

That is a great place.

Sorry.

Uh, oh - I found that on digg.

Well - too many people had their fingers in her pie.

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I am out or about out of dvds - and someone has already asked - I can take care of people when I get some blank dvds or someone else can help out.