Analogman

I still think there is something odd about that cost. I don't think the GD sold their stuff for money - did they? I know a little about this sort of thing - I suppose that I why I don't get the price.

I'd go - I say that as I have been into the band for about 40 years now and have never got to see them. One of the stops on my time machine tour would be the 1971 Who tour.

I recently signed up with that place and bought a cd. Not the Daltrey cd though - Faithless Street - original pressing. It would take more than a few days to write down all the music I own.

I was thinking I may someday catalog my music collection. I would not put it online though.

I don't have a smart phone, bro.

I might actually have that album. I am not sure.

I managed to get my hands on a few days ago. If you never got it - the guy is selling them for 12 bucks. This was a fan club only release from 2007.

Neko Case/K.D. Lang/Laura Veirs Album and Tour - June 2016

That Grateful Dead gear book has a lot of stuff in it about Brent's keyboards.

That is quite a lot of money - he must be broke: By way of Expecting Rain:

Listen to the new Jayhawks single Quiet Corners and Empty Spaces (by way of The Wall Street Journal).

I figured.

I don't see anything great about that.

Oh - check out some Fairport Convention before you toss him to the side.

No excuses - just tell them. And then get me an autographed cd.

If you go, tell them Amazon is making me wait a month to get the new cd.

3 Songs Jeff Lynne plays on that I actually like: Brontosaurus Message From The Country When Alice Comes Back To The Farm

That's right. I think I heard that by way of BBC online or Youtube. I've probably read more about Paisley Underground/Alt-country (pre-Uncle Tupelo)/Cowpunk than listened to it. The mid-1980s were the all metal (mostly) years for me.

Sid Griffin is an interesting guy. Sid In Conversation with David Fricke (4 parts)

It is also up at Archive.org: The Dead's Early Thematic Jams

That's right.

Archie Bell and The Drells (1968)

I thought that one I mentioned was called The Spanish Jam until just now.

I call it the Pretty Cool, Dude or Nice Story, Bro Jam.