Analogman

I was joking the dude before - but I can recall a time when they seldom played outside of the Chicago area. I had to wait over ten years for them to play where I live - so don't feel too bad.

Who cares - how do you think the people in North Dakota feel?

Video + setlists

Kelly Clarkson is so last year - Hannah Montana is where it's at now.

That's crazy talk, Mr. Carter.

source

60 Minutes Video interviews

I use to think that was the best one. I have not played my Steve Earle cds in several years - I can't stand his voice anymore.

For me, I like the first half of OK Computer the best and then a few songs off of the other albums.

Rush - Exit Stage Left Allen Ginsberg and Neal Cassady

But - I really should not single him out - when it comes to The Beatles - as a friend of mine use to say - it took all of them together to create the magic.

Unlike most people here, I am not a Paul McCartney worshiper.

I knew it would be though - I think over 30-40 times by now.

Yesterday

I got it now. That is before I learned how to convert files and burn them to dvd.

Just as I thought - for those of you that are on that one place, check out how many times it has been uploaded there.

I may have - don't recall. I did see Trick or Treat though - which I now have a copy of on Dvd.

I don't really use either of those images though. For several months, I have used a photo of Roger Waters striking a gong from a scene in Live At Pompeii.

I was hoping someone would post that.

That, and she happens to have a book out.

Dylan From 1974 - (New Yorker) Dylan Podcast hosted by Patti Smith

Suze Rotolo with Todd Haynes, "I'm Not There" director, at the NY Film Festival - October 6, 2007

That scene is from Eat The Document.