Analogman

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)

I am starting to feel like I am in a blitzkrieg. Anyhow - that is most likely true and I wonder how it ceased? Someone probably told me to stop. I was actually half joking with the dude. I have always had the feeling that he worked on his songs with his friends more-so that the rest of the band.

Never Learn Not To Love

And his friends - Daryl Dragon, Gregg Jakobson, Stephen Kalinich, and Carli Mu

I CAN HOLD MY BREATH A LONG LONG TIME!

I do not like ranch dressing either - but I wish I had some right now to put on the Cliff bar I am eating.

That's right.

Really? 2002?

That is true - you have been around longer than I thought.

Hope You had a hell of a piss, Arnold! Glad to see you back.

Who in the hell would want to go there.

They have sold several million copies. I think it is pathetic - all of these dudes doing cover albums. I mean - I like the occasional cover - but not this sort of thing.

He is letting soundboard tapes be posted on there - I wish Wilco would do that.

It's all the rage these days - I believe due to the success of Rod Stewart's American Songbook series.

Answer I was really thinking of this masterpiece---> Things Are Tough All Over.

No, in my head.

I quote that movie all the time.

Now that's a name you don't hear everyday.

For the most part, I was listening to the same 60s music I listen to today. I did, of course, become a metal dude later on - about 1985 or so.

As I grew up and live in a place where houses are sinking in the ground, I would agree with this statement.

I was a teenager in the 80s - and I was not a fan.