Analogman

Official website information and whatnot.

He has worked on several Tom Petty albums, as well as with The Jayhawks.

George Drakoulis

I fouled it - sorry.

A thread on this topic from not long ago.

Hopefully, they sound/play better than Cream did.

I started to put this together for Owl once, but I would have had to name all the tracks - and did not follow through with it. Maybe someone who grabs it from Dime can get it to Mr. Owl.

dime a dozen

Next thing you know, Jeff will being doing ads some ads for the Army - guns are great. What a bunch of bullshit.

She got lucky.

Those songs are pretty cool.

I wish he would get a better drummer though.

The sunday mornin' gospel goes good with a song There's blues, folk, and country, and rock like a rollin' stone The world could come together as one If everybody under the sun Add some music to your day (Add some music add some add some music to your day) A bob didit a bop didit You'll hear it while you're walkin' by a neighbor's home You'll hear it faintly in the distance when you're on the phone You're sittin' in a dentist's chair And they've got music for you there To add some music (Add some music add some add some music to your) To your day A bob didit a bop didit Add some music music

A western with Bob Dylan in it.

I don't know - I have just never understood that song being on the album.

I don't care for them - but I will check that out.

I like a few of the songs - but - that last song is fucking stupid.

Well, hopefully we get this sort of thing - Street Queen Southern Son Henry Boy Song To Orphans She's Leaving The Song - aka "The Word" Arabian Night Cowboys Of The Sea No Need Tokyo Marie Visitation At Fort Horn and not more of this - 1. Leavin' Train 2. Seven Angels 3. Gave It A Name 4. Sad Eyes 5. My Lover Man 6. Over The Rise 7. When The Lights Go Out 8. Loose Change 9. Trouble In Paradise 10. Happy 11. Part Man, Part Monkey 12. Goin' Cali 13. Back In Your Arms 14. Brothers Under The Bridge

Well, me and the boys got some work to do. You want to come with us? It ain't like it used to be; but it'll do.

Really? I think one could write a book on the ending of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. Here's an odd one for you: The Stranger and the Gunfighter

The best opening scene in a western ever?

We have talked about this before on here - but that guy's deal seems to be to debunk every myth surrounding Keith. I learned, or rather un-learned some things when I read that book.