Analogman

Steve Miller is great - at least the early albums. I have original pressings of all of them. I have all the Deep Purple re-releases from back in the late 90s. They sound great and have really nice liner notes. I recently bought the 3-cd Japanese version of Made in Japan.

I am only 25 myself.

At least Deep Purple finally made it. I will be surprised if anyone other than Roger Glover and Ian Paice show up though.

There are also photos from that time in the Grateful Dead Family Album book.

Yes I remember them.

That's how dudes wore their shorts/jorts in the 80s. Some of you older dudes probably remember that.

And those pants that women wear. . .

He might.

That sounds like an outtake from the Bob Weir documentary. It makes me think of the scenes where he is inside the house (710 Asbury). I sort of recall hanging around there in the mid 1980s.

How was the last season of Doc Martin, old sport?

I think it was announced as being part of the 50th Anniversary events taking place. That is - along with all the people putting out books, T-shirts, etc.

I have grown to dislike those type of films over the years. I recall talking about this when the news of the Jerry bio film was being talked about.

I wonder why people think this is a good idea:

I never did. I only saw Robert that one time.

Walking Into Clarksdale came out in 1998 The sound of that album is terrible (as is the album cover). I am guessing Jimmy is going to do what Ritchie is doing for the upcoming Rainbow shows. That is - hire a bunch of unknown young players. And maybe a surprise guest here and there.

1994-1998 - I think. The Black Crowes tour was 1999/2000.

Looks like old Jimmy may actually go though with it:

I recently bought the first 6 re-masters. I have not listened to them yet though. From what I have read - most people say they sound way better than the original cds.

I guess this means a new acoustic album:

I read that book. That whole guy's trip seems to be about taking the air out of all the famous Keith stories.

I forgot that one. I think the saddest story might be the one where Keith ran over and killed his driver.

I don't think they ever did - except for Keith's various troubles with the police. And that incident where Pete threw that detective off the stage at the Fillmore.

They were going to do more Stones songs - but they got out of prison before they could record any more.

That's a great story about the acetate being returned to the band. The original pressing had braille on the back and some sort of poster/lyric sheet. I don't have an original pressing. I do have an original pressing of Pete's first solo album though. I think Roger, Richard Evans, and Graham Hughes did the album cover. I don't recall the story behind it. I will have to check some Who books I have. It could be someone else here knows.

I didn't think it was that bad.