Analogman

One crime and some sort of running story throughout the books. I have had to read the books out of order - due to availability.

I am now reading all the books. Or at least the ones I can get on my Nook from the local digital library. She's like that in the books also.

That's right. You can now.

That first album is great though. I had it on 8-track. They certainly had their own sound.

Although I respect Judas Priest (although now they are sort of a joke) I really only care for the first two albums. And maybe British Steel.

The Ties That Bind: The River Collection (December 4th 2015):

There are several bands that influenced Iron Maiden that need to be in there before them - such as Judas Priest.

Fare Thee Well Shows information: I didn't know they were doing this in a limited edition deal. I wonder if that is how they are going to do most of the commercial releases now.

The sound of those last two albums. Of course - I'm not much of a GD album guy outside of American Beauty/Workingman's Dead.

I don't really care for any of those songs - but West L.A. Fadeaway is alright. The sound is so plastic though.

When I first saw that title way back when - I thought they were covering a Van Halen song.

That would be a riot.

Speaking of Phil - I wonder if he ever does any of the songs from his solo album (There and Back Again - 2002)? I recall seeing several shelves of those cds in the place where I use to buy new cds around that time.

I forgot about that. That is right - he allows his shows to be put on that site.

I never really collected any of his shows. I think the only show I have is the one I saw back in 2007. What I mostly have is all that studio stuff that was up for download a few years ago.

That makes me think of those Under Review dvds - where it's just a bunch of critics sitting around in bars talking about the band. Rubbish.

Don't forget your earplugs.

I never cared for them all that much. Although I did have the album All Shook Up back in the day. It's nice to see Chicago, Deep Purple, The Cars, Yes, and Steve Miller on that list.

This year's list:

That's a long show:

That is one of the nice things about these Dylan vault releases. They don't cheap out.

I don't do streaming. Anyhow - I think the 2 disc is enough.

I respect your passion. But I just can't see spending that much money on a bunch of cds. I'll go for the 2 disc version.

Easy Ed's view of the 600 dollar edition: Sony Music Pushes Bob Dylan Over The Edge

I recall looking at the site. I don't think I ever got anything from there though.