Analogman

if you remember this - then you are an old dude

Maybe that is what I ment - I don't know if I would listen to this more than once - which is sort of my test these days.

I guess the dude who had these up at that one place took them down - ha ha. I got almost a 1 GB in numbers sharing it though. I don't think I will buy this - it is pretty ragged.

Lost action figures

That's a great album - and so is Scarecrow.

That song is from his new album - coming out sometime? What is even more disturbing to me, is, I heard the Bruce song Blood Brothers used at the end of one of those Missing/Kidnapped shows not to long ago.

True - but you have TOECUTTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You're about 30 years behind, mate.

You dudes should rename the animal farm random forum Sugar Mountain.

Oink - some dude was going on in the forums over there one day about how this friend of his got the boot for doing such things.

They will probably pull your account for trying to post links to that place.

I'll get it for you.

And - too many sections is too many sections.

Someone would have to send it to you in Mp3 format - as it really frowned upon to put up Mp3 files for trading/torrenting purposes.

show now online

that's such a great song Crosby Stills Nash & Young - You Don't Have to Cry

Arlo Guthrie - Walking Down The Line

Is it like Nirvana waking things up here at the time - so to speak?

The Oasis Behind The Music is great - I forgot to mention that. Maybe my favorite one.

What a joke - I like some Oasis songs - but I don't think they are much more than a copycat band.

What was the whole reason for booting them out in the end? Is that a part of town that someone would want to live in or whatever - I thought it was like a shithole of an area.

I think so - I only paid 10 bucks for it. I was hoping to see more peformance footage in it though.

Look on Etree/dime a dozen/bootcity - there are several Wilco shows there.

Ok - finally got this yesterday. It has more interview stuff in it than the version shown on the BBC. At the very end, it has an interview with his last wife - and I'm not sure how to take what she says. The bonus stuff is just some old Slim Chance bandmembers and people he played with in Austin playing some of his songs. I could have done with out that. Also - I noticed that there is not one Rod Stewart interview in the entire film. I wonder if he refused or they just did not interview him.