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I bought an issue of ND this morning - first time I have been able to grab it at a store for years. There is an ad for this album on the back cover - I wonder why she went with an old Annie Leibowitz photo? I think that photo was taken several years ago.

I think the Blondie induction almost did - when Frank and the other dude were begging Debbie to let them play.

They are pissed at him becasue he got tired of sitting around and went to play with Sammy.

I think they will - just seems to be on hold.

Good point - I am curious to what his mother thinks about that deal.

So far, I have just got the first one. A lot of work went into those books I would say. Funny how the one I am reading is already dated though - all the references to cassette trading. edit - the other two are in - so I know what I will be reading tonight I hope to own them at some point.

I like Kiss, Dressed To Kill, Hotter Than Hell, KISS ALIVE 1, and maybe Rock and Roll Over. After that, I guess it would be Creatures of The Night and Music From The Elder. I am not all that crazy about Destroyer, Love Gun, or Alive II - although there are some songs I like on those albums. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiss_discography#Discography The last Kiss album I bought was Asylum in 1985.

I am partial to the riff in Parasite. I see your point. You probably know this - but he is a cleaned up christian dude now.

For me, it's really the other way around. I think the image overcame the music - I mean, that's cool what they did - but for me - there has to be some good songs in there somewhere. Same with Alice Cooper - Killers is pretty cool, Flush the Fashion, is not.

The Deadhead's Taping Compendium, Volume 1: An In-Depth Guide to the Music of the Grateful Dead on Tape, 1959-1974 The Deadhead's Taping Compendium, Volume II: An In-Depth Guide to the Music of the Grateful Dead on Tape, 1975-1985 The Deadhead's Taping Compendium, Volume III:

That's funny - cause in the Kissology dvd - you can see that his drumming is not that great. or did you mean to say that you like to sing I Can't Stop The Rain in the shower?

That is good to know - I am still learning about dvd stuff.

If you compare those albums to what came after - those albums are really good.

My guess is that Eddie has to get cleaned up again

So you are a friend of Jay's I take it.

aha Did you film that stuff? Ever consider putting it up on a Bittorrent site?

Well, when the show became bigger than the songs - they lost me. Creatures of The Night and Music From The Elder are great later period albums though.

Do you own all of this on VHS? Did you digitize it yourself?

Try listening to them in WAV or FLAC, Cal. I got the Sunshine Daydream movie yesterday.

I suppose I was speaking of some of my bad habits there. Funny thing - I was in HS in the early 80s and I own hardly any music from that time - it just never spoke to me. There are some exceptions - U2 being one I can think of.

Everyone has their cross to bear - I was surprised the first time I heard them even mentioned on here - to me they were some new wave haircut band one hit wonder deal. I think I have learned over the years everyone likes what they like and that is the way it is. I use to spend a lot time running down bands that others would champion. I don't really feel a need to do that anymore. At some point, I hope to be able to refrain when someone runs down some band I am into. I mean, I could talk about the feelings I get from listening to The Grateful Dead - say Eyes of The World for instance, and

The flyer is on page 2 of the No Depression re-issue. I have the original cds - but I bought the re-issues when they came out. The sound is very good.

Did the town tear the building down? Did they not live around the Stag Brewery? Louie B went in search of these things a few year ago. There is a flyer with your band's name on it in one of the re-issues or the anthology - I forget which. But - you already knew that, of course.

It will be out soon enough -

I gave up on him a few albums ago - I can not stand his voice anymore.