Analogman

Shit - there is no need to buy such things. I can send them to anyone who wants them - if you can't get them online somewhere.

I own or have read probably a hundred rock star books by now - let me tell you that they are all the same: first chapters on humble/difficult upbringing, rise/downfall of popularity, drugs, sex, financial gain/ruin, and/or satan worshipping - etc. Indeed - some times one reads things they wish they did not know.

There is actually a lot of that going on around here right now. If they come here and fail to take me down first, I will do a Jack B. on them.

Seems to me he is turning this into a DP thing. It may actually be better this way - if it came out as some 8 cd set - I bet it would cost a lot of money.

A lot of those deals are going that way now.

If someone has them handy - that would be cool. I would have to rip them off the cds to put them up.

Band/Artist: WILCO Date: Venue: Location: Source: Notes: The Complete Singles 1994-2002 Set/Track list: Disc 1 1. The TB Is Whipping Me: Red Hot & Country Aids Benefit CD. Wilco with Syd Straw. 2. Childlike & Evergreen: Soil X Sample Promo 45LP #19 Produced by J. Tweedy. Recorded in the living room. 3. Someone Else's Song: Soil X Sample Promo 45LP #19 Produced by J. Tweedy. Recorded in the living room. 4. Passenger Side: (Demo) 105.7 The Point. St. Louis, MO. Point Essential Vol. 1 CD. 5. Burned: I Shot Andy Warhol Soundtrack. 6. I Am Not Willin': Box Full Of Letters CD Sing

Band/Artist: WILCO Date: Venue: Location: Source: Notes: Outta Print, Outta Site Set/Track list: Disc 1 1. We've Been Had: (Live from the Uncle Tupelo promo The Long Cut + 5) 2. The TB Is Whipping Me: (from the compilation Red Hot & Country with Syd Straw) 3. Passenger Side: (Demo from the promo compilation Trademark of Quality) 4. I'm Not Willing: (from the import single Box Full of Letters) 5. Who Were You Thinking Of: (Live from the import single Box Full of Letters) 6. I Must Be High: (Live from the compilation Rock Live From Mountain Stage) 7. Burned: (from the soundtrack I Shot

Every show I like to watch is now on Thursday nights from 8-11.

Jimmy Sakuri

He had a recurring role on there for a while. I've never seen those other two things mentioned.

NYPD Blue

Took a sad song of one sweet evening I smiled and quickly turned away. It's not easy singing sad songs but still the easiest way I have to say. So when you look into the sun and see the things we haven't done oh was it better then to run than to spend the summer crying. Now summer cannot come anyway. I had waited for time to change her. The only change that came was over me. She pretended not to want love I hope she was only fooling me. So when you look into the sun look for the pleasures nearly won. Or was it better then to run than to spend the summer singing. And summer could have come

speaking of unfunny comedy dudes and The Who

I'd like to thank Corey and Trevor for their support in this thread.

They forget to turn on the pitch fixer.

Elvis montage set to Went To See The Gypsy

He's a kid - he does not any better.

The guy who got me into Dylan also taught me about her.

She was in prison here in my home state.

I like Pearl Jam - and I have always dug the fact the Eddie is a big Who fan. I can do without Adam Sadler though. For some odd reason. I sort of like that movie Little Nikki though.

I don't have a fucking cell phone, man.

I have a bunch of Spin magazines from 1985-1991 - I was just looking at one of them last night. It was the first issue published after Bob Guccione, Jr. broke away from his father.