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We have had that debate - I think he was the best guitar player they ever had myself. And - I doubt they will ever top Amorica/Tall. That's the sound I prefer from them anyhow. If you dig around - you will see that there are some threads about the crowes on here. We talk about them from time to time. I am blues based rock fan - so yes, I rather like them - and have been listening to them since the first album. Chris also produced the new Gary Louris album - so there is that connection here also.

And a verison of Dreams with Jimmy Herring - which is pretty awesome.

That chick looks like a friend of mine's sister.

I have not listened to those in a while - but - I was listening to:

That's what I am thinking also - we shall see. At least we got a positive on Luther Dickinson being in the band now.

You should take some photos of the UT landmarks/the place they lived in and put them up on Flickr.

I guess no more major labels for them - about the same type of deal as Chris had with New Earth Mud. Also - I guess this means they scraped whatever was recorded with Marc and Ed before they left the band.

Speaking of metal, I saw Keel and Great White there in 1985.

That is when the album came out - the dude was going by that I suppose. Or - that was a song to be put on the album and then left off.

I figure someone will straighten that out at some point.

They edit Wikipedia pages?

1983-I still have my Metal Health cassette. I guess whoever put that on there today is not worried about karma.

Yes - but they cost a lot of money to buy them as I recall. I would like to have them. I recall the second one, but not the first.

There were several of those live action type shows on Staurday mornings back then. But - you know that already. a good site for such things

The Internet Movie Database List of apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction, TV shows, and movies

2nd one - Lost: Missing Pieces "Hurley and Frogurt"

June 21, 2003 - Pittsburgh - my first show

I saw him on the Manic Nirvana tour - which reminds me, I have a cd he autographed at the show.

You can buy a signed copy from him at his website. I don't own it - but I read it several years ago. I am going to get it someday.

That reminds me of the joshua tree re-issue and the Zeppelin Box - they are like little hard back books - but the cds are tight.