Analogman

I guess that compilation is up to 11 discs now. Someone put up two more torrents.

I think the other ones I had were Infrared Roses, Grayfolded, Dozin' At The Knick, and Nightfall of Diamonds. I was looking at my tapes the other day and found out that I have Bear's Choice, Shakedown Street, Reckoning, Dylan and The Dead, and Built to Last.

I had that Phil Zone cd. I got rid of that and several others years ago. I don't think I would such a thing now. I may have traded those cds for something else. I can't recall.

It's what the band use to be before they became The Heartbreakers - sort of. There is an album from 2008 that is really good.

The new Mudcrutch album is coming out May 2nd:

It could be. I think I have several of those shows.

Yes - that show with Warren where they do Dreams. I am surprised those have not been taken down. I think they don't allow SBD shows to be traded.

For those who may be interested - someone just posted that Cover Me With a Good Dream 5 cd set of The Black Crowes doing cover songs up at bt.etree.org.

You are right.

I would. I already have them all. But - that is me. Yes, you have to be into it, to be into it.

Plus he needs to save his mojo for the GNR shows. I just don't see him singing AC/DC songs. I guess GNR did cover some AC/DC songs back in the day.

I don't know about all of that. Don't forget Smile.

Weirdest news of the day?

I thought it was great. That one guy is the dude who played Gareth on The Office.

I think that is sort of what ruined it for me.

Speaking of 69, that is one official release I had but could not get into - 2-11-1969. I think that "instrumental" is just part of the tuning jam.

Of course, what is funny is that album was mostly buried back in the day by Capitol. And now they never pass up a chance to release another version of it. I would actually buy this if it had the whole 1966 Michigan concert on it. I think it is only one or two tracks from that show.

Yet another Pet Sounds anniversary release:

There is an interview out there somewhere with Steve where he mentions the same things.

I just noticed that show Detectorists is on Netflix.

Rich has also done some of those Experience Hendrix tours. Actually - I think he is on the current tour.

That's what I was thinking.

I have Mp3 files of that release that a friend of mine gave me. I don't think I have listened to them as of yet.

Rich is becoming the new Bruce Kulick.

He throws the whole band out - saying it's all about Angus. I think those guys should just call it a day. How many millions do you need?