Analogman

Thanks for searching.

That's the one thing I don't like about the place. On the positive side - if the shows were up there, people who can't/won't bother with BT could just be sent there to get shows.

Plus - I can tell you after recently searching for Wilco shows on various BT sites, you are not going to find that many shows older than the last year or so. I did see some from the late 90s/early 00's - but not very many. Another reason they should go with archive.org.

Bt.etree The Traders Den Dime A Dozen They are mainly up at Bt.etree and Dime A Dozen. There are a few at The Trader's Den that are not up anywhere else.

I just bought all the Stones albums I never owned: England's Newest Hitmakers 12 X 5 The Rolling Stones, Now! Out of Our Heads December's Children (And Everybody's) Aftermath Between the Buttons Flowers Their Satanic Majesties Request

They actually had a child together.

That really was a typo.

I recall seeing the first one on TV in 1979. Cinemax probably.

Gargoyles (1972) (TV) - this one also

What's the Hammer film (I think it was a Hammer film) where there is a UFO buried underground with aliens in it or some such thing? That one use to scare me when I was a kid. And also - Attack of the Mushroom People.

I would also think this has something to do with his political beliefs and certain songs on his last few albums.

Flea Markets - but you knew that probably.

I have many interesting tales from the 6 or so years I spent working in the food industry.

Yes, it had that effect on me - I think I saw it at the theater.

Not bad.

A thread that may contain the info you seek. another one another one another one another one another one Or maybe just check out Gemm.

That's right.

Don't watch the movie Henry & June.

Maybe you would like to loan it to me - I will send you something in return, of course. I bet you are the first person here who I ever got something from in the mail from - photos, as I recall.

Tip jars that seem to be in every fast food place now The college kids who throw beer cans and fast food bags all over the street I live on

Do you own the book?

One rock book I have not read. I have the The Early Years DVD - which gives a history of the band in interviews - among other things.

Paul Di'Anno or the other dude?

The Fog Ghost Story Salem's Lot Communion The Scarecrow (1972)