Analogman

That may take more effort than the J.D. Code of Ethics will allow.

I think that dude still has the fire and passion - but the lyrics just don't get me. And looking at the song titles of that new record does not give me much hope. I hope I am wrong - just as I hope the next R.E.M. is not a stinker.

There are some outtakes out there on various BT sites.

I have never read any Elvis books - except for one I have that is a book of short stories that all feature Elvis in them.

How much ya bench?

Elvis: That's the Way It Is The show in that film is pretty kicking - may be somewhat slick, but still - full of energy.

That must be it - we are talking about a guy who once sued John for plagiarizing himself.

Must be the way to prop up declining cds sales - eventually, I think we will be stuck with those Mp3 shitboxes.

Joni Mitchell and James Taylor are going that way also - good for Robert Hunter, I guess.

Right - the movie is based on the meeting. I think there is a book about it also.

That movie is a trip - check it out if you ever see it around.

That sounds like a scene from the second Highlander film.

Now playing: Blue Earth Pick up the pieces and pack up your mind You don't ask for what you have to find Many people rolling out to sea Let loose those floodgates that have held you back so long Oh Lord, there ain't no end Left him one thing he tried to kill Now there's a station not so far away I listen in most every single night Wide is that valley I can't cross This soul's been misplaced in the desert it was lost Oh Lord, there ain't no end Left him one thing he tried to kill Oh Lord, there ain't no end Left him one thing he tried to kill Pick up the pieces and pack up your min

Elvis Meets Nixon Elvis: That's the Way It Is

Do you have bus shelters up there in CAnAdA?

I would like to know how in the hell he made peace with Fantasy Records - they should re-release the first one.

Well, it is adventurous.

EPK October 23rd - Rounder Records

In the year of thirty-nine Assembled here the volunteers In the days when lands were few Here the ship sailed out into the blue and sunny morn The sweetest sight ever seen And the night followed day And the story tellers say That the score brave souls inside For many a lonely day Sailed across the milky seas Never looked back never feared never cried Don't you hear my call Though you're many years away Don't you hear me calling you Write your letters in the sand For the day Ill take your hand In the land that our grand-children knew in the year of thirty-nine Came a ship from the blue The

I am looking forward to the Mark/Gary album - I like it best when they are working together.

That album (maybe) left a nice present on my computer - and much like that Son Volt cd, would not really play on my computer anyhow.

Just as I thought.

I can bring my sword - as long as I don't carry it on the plane.