Analogman

Santa Claus gave me the complete Hendrix Woodstock dvd.

True I have Eat The Document - thanks to LB.

Interesting fact about The Deerhunter: DeNiro wanted to use real bullets in the guns during the russian roulette scenes.

You can find a lot of Hard Rain stuff on you tube.

It's been re-issued also.

I like the scene in the hotel room with Donovan.

I have that on VHS.

Don't Look Back is being re-issued

Pedro And Man At The Drive-In

E.T. 1982 - 3 times in one week Rattle and Hum 1987 - 2 times in one week Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back 2001 - two nights in a row

Correct - in the later years, they always had a dude playing keyboards on stage.

send him here

I don't believe that. Chuck Leavell is their keyboard guy - plus they have folks doing background vocals.

Other bands that did this: Aerosmith, Black Sabbath, Dio - mainly I am talking about keyboard players. It was thought that having a visible keyboard player would somehow tarnish the heavy image of said bands.

Just throw your scarf around your neck and carry on, little solidier.

Burlesque and the new bump-n-grind Baldwin, Michelle No more sad refrains : the life and times of Sandy Denny Heylin, Clinton My brother was a mother Zappa, Patrice Here, there, and everywhere : my life recording the music of the Beatles Emerick, Geoff Who is my neighbor? : stories Berry, Minta Sue Generations : stories Strange, George

We don't talk about that kind of music here, son.

I'm going to give up drifting, ghost riding, and text messaging.

Bob Dylan and Van Morrison

Here is another tidbit for you - Stewart was playing in the new Doors - he broke his arm - they got another drummer - he sued them.

May have just been backing tapes -

You may already know this - but back in the 70s/80s some bands hid extra guitar players and keyboard players - so that the audience could not see them.

Will to Power - Baby, I Love Your Way/Freebird Medley (Free Baby)