Analogman

WVU I see your point now.

He sure could be doing something better than porno movie soundtracks. Mike Bloomfield did that too - not long before he died.

I wonder if their Roger guy tells everyone what to do? Lez Zeppelin

Plus one of you would have to get a perm. The Iron Maidens

Those photos are a trip - I should just make this a tribute band thread.

I think that is about how many there were at the show here or less. We have about 20, 000 plus students + however many townspeople here.

And this week will be the last epsiode until_____?

I know how to make torrents - I'll do the Morgantown one.

http://www.mrjimmy.jp/english.htm these dudes don't mess around - check out the equipment page

I believe he is calling what he did sexual imortality - or some such thing. I am sure the 14,000 people in his church will still vote republican though.

That's what they played in here in my town.

That's becasue those people are more plastic than plastic. What a crock of crap - you go on TV and sing a song and you become the next one hit wonder.

I have it at home - or the album may be streaming on AOL.

yes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endless_Wire_(The_Who)

OR maybe that answer is overall most of the popular bands of the day where having songs written for them. I am also talking about the shape things were in before the british invasion - just as Nirvana and those who came after blew away whatever crap was around at the time. I have this theory that this happens at the start of every decade - or it seems that way. I don't really care for The White Stripes, The Hives, The We are Just ripping of the 60s/70s bands we love, or whatever - but at least it's better than hearing some white teenage girl sing like a black woman.

Some - not many. We are all probably being too general here. I am sure there is a book out there somewhere. Actually - this is talked about somewhat in that brill building book.

That's a great site. One of my very favorite Who songs is How Many Friends. Great vocal on that song.

I bought AM not long after it came out - I think. I did not get to see them for the first time until: Band/Artist: Wilco Date: 06/21/03 Venue: Point State Park Location: Pittsburgh, PA Opening band: Notes: Three Rivers Arts Festival 1. Ashes Of American Flags 2. Muzzle Of Bees 3. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 4. Kamera 5. War On War 6. At Least That's What You Said 7. How To Fight Loneliness 8. Via Chicago 9. Jesus, Etc. 10. Heavy Metal Drummer 11. Spiders (Kidsmoke) 12. Pot Kettle Black 13. I'm The Man Who Loves You 14. Poor Places 15. Re

A Boxful of Treasures Sandy Denny

The magic of Sears Sound?

No - but I almost had in on Ebay once - supposedly, a rental VHS copy. I look around on certain places from time to time for it though.

I didn't buy it - but I do own near mint copies of Time Fades Away and Journey Thru The Past on vinly.

I recently saw that on vinly.