Analogman

Besides The Ramones, Blondie, and VU from time to time - I am not really down with that whole NY punk/post punk stuff in general. Maybe that's what my deal is -

I just have never seen that - I mean, she worships Jim Morrison, Hendrix, Dylan, etc. I am down with that. Does she have a sound that no-one else has? Is she a strong woman in an area dominated by men? I mean - I know these things - sort of. I am more down with women such as Laura Nyro, Johi Mitchell, Neko Case, etc.

I don't like her music. I don't see her as anything special.

Me either.

There is also a film of this -

I just listened to it there.

Rick Schroder!

I think I recall that now.

May the smile on your face Come straight from your heart Takes a lady like you To write that for me To wake up with you Makes my morning so bright Wipes the sleep from my eyes When you tell me your dreams And it goes on and on Way beyond and out of reach It's a well known old secret Go and tell everyone The smile on your face Comes straight from your heart If you look you will find And you wrote that for me

I think it comes out tomorrow - March 13th.

I am looking forward to seeing the film.

Impossible, Germany

Here is a couple of related releases: Meet The Smithereens! Lost Songs of Lennon & McCartney

I sent this deal out to probably 50 or 60 people on here - if they all gave 12 bucks - it would be cool. Just think - when they all show up to grab the next Wilco album - the place will still be here.

Could be -

I can help you with that.

The Grateful Dead - Easy Wind The Grateful Dead - Bird Song Kelly Lackey from Pikeville Kentucky - I kNoW yOu RiDeR

Sometime this season I guess we are going to find out how he got hurt.

That's it - I can handle those two songs. It is on their live album, 1200 Curfews.

I did not think about that - since I own the album. I would like to see that movie someday - I use to look for that and the Black Crowes film (which came out on dvd last year) on Ebay all the time. I almost had a supposedly rental VHS tape of JTTP once.

The Compete Beatles pg. 134

Wake of the flood, laughing water, forty-nine, Get out the pans, don't just stand there dreamin' Get out of the way, get out of the way, Here comes sunshine, here comes sunshine. Line up a long shot maybe try it two times, maybe more, Good to know you got shoes to wear when you find the floor, Why hold out for more? Here comes sunshine, here comes sunshine. Askin' you nice, now, keep the mother rollin' One more time, been down before, You just don't have to go no more, no more. Here comes sunshine, here comes sunshine.

I see your point - they are in a different context than we usually hear them. The same could be said for Down By The River - how many times have you heard that? Ever hear The Indigo Girls version?