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For that song - and maybe some of the early ones - I would think that was it though.

I thought maybe you did.

I picked up the book for 5 bucks at Barnes and Noble - those guys shot a lot of film, that's for sure.

That's because Ringo left the band for a period of time when they were working on the album. The song is a tribute to the Beach Boys song Surfin' USA.

You don't have to tell me that - here, we can be fired for swearing. It creates a hostile work environment.

Well, he is no Doug Clifford. There are some rather nifty drum movements to be found on this album.

That's the only way I like to watch things - really.

I think they run them on the NBC website - and as you know, TV Links or I am sure they will be up on some BT site by tommorrow.

I'd say that, The Rainow Concert, and The Layla album. and uh, Blind Faith.

That is a good point. Free Erl.

Oh - was there about it already? Sorry, I did not catch it.

Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? as found on this album - is pretty awesome.

He should give some cash to these guys.

If you read the book about the making of Some Kind of Monster, you look at the film in a different light. Personally, I think it is about dudes trying to change - and their struggles as they adjust to those changes. Or as Neil once wrote

Tell him about it - I am sure Wilco management will take it from there.

We'll see. It comes out soon. The great thing about the re-release of The Kids Are Alright - besides the fact they cleaned up everything - what you had on VHS was cut - is the Jeff Stein interviews. That guy is a freak and a half. The Maximum R&B Who film is pretty cool also.

Have you ever been under the old north church?

You can't beat the sound of those records. I think he is the father of rock - in a lot of ways. And I'm sure we can say the same thing about Bob in Don't Look Back - although, he changed from that. Mr. Berry has a lot of weirdness about him - besides being a egomaniac.

He's just a real rock star.