Analogman

I agree with that and sometimes (with some exceptions) think that bands should not make any more than 3 or 4 albums and then call it a day.

makes me think of this

I guess Sci-Fi has started running the new Dr. Who show - I did not know until I caught the end of it last night. It was on from 8-9, instead of 9 -10.

There was such a thing as tape loops - don't know when bands begin using them though.

http://www.portforward.com/routers.htm you know about this site I take it

amazing work - just like this

Countess From Hong Kong

80's Trival Pursuit

I think I have been in a Starbucks twice - one of those times was to buy that Dylan cd.

The reunion is not the news here - it's that they are making an album. When there is cash to be made, everyone will forget thier feuds of the past eventually.

comments from Pop Candy: 1. In the beginning scene, Juliet's book club mentions that it would have been different if Ben was still there. By the end of the episode, we learn that Henry's real name is Ben. I'd venture a guess that our Jack's new love interest - Juliet - and Henry - Ben - are divorced. Note Henry/Ben's line that he was kicked out of the book club to Juliet. Posted by: Chadwick | Oct 4, 2006 10:25:11 PM 2. The cage Sawyer and Kate were in obviously was meant for the polar bears. Zeke mentioned that it "took the bears two hours." Bears = polar bears. The polar bears obv

Anyone know what Stephen King book that was she was holding?

I like this one.

I once saw a photo that showed two Starbucks - one across the street from the other.

LouieB was a roadie for these dudes.

Maybe we could get Big Perm to write/direct it and The Poverty Neck Hillbillies to do the soundtrack.

Oh, hi Rod, I just wanted you to know that there's some guy outside with a guitar serenading Kath!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mothman_Prophecies the book http://www.mothmanlives.com/indexFRAME.html everything else

That trailer does not do much for me. I use to read the comic book back in the 70s. I wish someone would make a movie out of G.I. Combat.

http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/ghostrider/

Davy Jones lives in PA - or at least he did ten years ago.

Does he live in PA now - seems like I read that somewhere.

Later that year, Sesnick managed to secure a recording contract with Polydor Records in England, and Yule recorded Squeeze (1973) under the Velvet Underground name with Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice. Squeeze is a controversial item among Velvet fans. Most fans flatly decline to consider any post-Lou Reed material as worthwhile. Critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine notes that the album received "uniformly terrible reviews" upon initial release, and was often "deleted" from official V.U. discographies.[3] Due to perceived middle of the road content, Squeeze is sometimes dismissed out of hand by Velv