Analogman

I think it is the same as the 2002 Edsel and Demon releases - as they are noted on the back of the cd sleeve. As far as I know, this is the one to get - until it get re-mastered and released again.

Yes - but Rhino did not get to work on in like they did Electric Warrior. I don't care for the sound of it - too bright.

Leave It To Beaver marathon on TV Land.

With his fool's gold stacked up all around him From a killing in the market on the war The children left King Midas there, as they found him In his counting house where nothing counts but more With his travel logs of 'maybe next year' places As a trade-in for a name upon the door And he pays for every year he cannot buy back with his tears As he finds out there's been no one keeping score And he thought he heard the echo of a penny whistle band And the laughter from a distant caravan And the brightly painted line of circus wagons in the sand Fading through the door into summer

Oh, I just noticed it yesterday while I was looking at jambands.com.

It's, uh, weird to watch the changes through the years.

There is already a thread on this show.

new logo?

Good question

I have also heard that the RIAA is posting fake torrents in order to snag people.

I guess this becoming common now - I must be old - as I prefer the music made by the groovy studio cats that use to be made for TV shows.

Ask them to prove it - or dig around on a R.E.M. board. That is what I would do. I think those shows were used in the Road Movie release - so it could be legit.

They are throttling - which is why I am not going to use the cable deal.

I am looking forward to New Amsterdam. We have to wait until Feb for Lost. I was rather a fan of the Highlander show. And soon as 180 bucks falls from the sky, I shall own every episode on dvd.I would rather see this sort of thing than another CSI/Law and Order or some shitty sitcom - that's for sure.

I still have some of my toys. I only allow myself to play with them, however.

I wish I still had my Lee Majors "action figure". I think he ended up being blown up clean in half by a gun at some point. I think as a result of the success of Lost/Stargate Les Paul/Battlestar Remakeica/Heros - networks are trying to come up with mysteriso/sci-fi shows to get their piece of the pie. Hence - Pushing Daisies/Journeyman/New Amsterdam (Highlander)/Moonlight (Forever Knight)/Bionic Woman/and whatever Sci-Fi comes up with.

I seem to recall a show by this name when I was a kid.

~The Who~ Sparks - 1969 Sparks - 1970 Amazing Journey>Sparks - 1975 Amazing Journey>Sparks - 1989 Amazing Journey>Sparks 2007

No - it's just my view. I don't buy everything by all the bands I like anymore. I broke that chain. I sometimes wonder if I even need to buy any more music - at the present time I have over 4,000 cds I think.

Jon Dalton aka Jonny Fairplay

Ha ha There is also a cd release of tracks he plays on his radio show coming out.

I am often amazed at the continued release of greatest hits, best-of, anthologies, etc. by the same artist. I wonder how many Who and Doors such releases there are now. I saw a Who best-of the other day that had a sticker on it proclaiming "As heard on CSI" - pathetic.