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Those were never sold out, were they? I think CSNY is credited with pioneering the stadium tour with their 1974 tour - ?

Good point - but the stones only tour every couple of years.

Because I have met the dude - and he did not seem to care for those two things. Although, that was a few years ago.

I am sure The Grateful Dead may come close -

If you get backstage, don't try to shake his hand or take a photo of him.

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If you watch The Prisoner, you will see that they had a room set up with such things to deal with difficult people. I think A Clockwork Orange predates The Prisoner though. The book that is - not the movie.

Sawyer 1 Big dude 0 The scene of the boy being subjected to film/noise is a total Prisoner rip-off.

I can respect that - just not my trip.

Personally, the only reason I ever bought the Golden Smog stuff was for Gary's songs. As I recall, the last album seems to be more of Dan Murphy/Kraig Johnson deal. Weird Tales, for me, is the best one. I do not care for power pop type songs - I hope the Gary and Mark album does not sound like that. The only Jeff songs I really care for are Radio King, I Can't Keep From Talking, and Long Time Ago.

I agree - except for maybe two songs.

Bob Dylan - Isle of Wight Press Conference

producers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof answer questions Lost Survival guide - part 1 (ABC video link)

Me too - and I have a dream that they will play things like that on the tour - but just like The Who, they will just play the hits I am sure.

Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, and Guns N Roses - are the issues I have

students I also have a vey nice Santana comic by this guy.

I was talking to a dude who works for me about these - I still have a few. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolutionary_Comics here are some examples

Does Everyone Stare No Time This Time

That was used in a car commercial not long ago. Nissan Xterra - I think it was.

Lost as a college course

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one for the lady