Analogman

That tour was missing 2 people. Seems like every since then, Robert has been trying to figure out ways to re-invent Zeppelin songs. I don't much care for it - although, that thing they did together was interesting. I found a website one time that had a photo journal of some women who sat out to go to the various places that you see in the No Quarter Unledded film - and at the end they actually went to Robert's house - pretty cool.

Audacity will not read FLAC files - that was just an example.

Black Sabbath Paris 1970

If it's like the recent Bruce cd, I don't want it.

I like the liner notes he did for all the Byrd re-masters and he had some nice things to say in the Wilco movie.

I have not played it in years - but I think it is whatever songs are on the first cd. If I recall correctly, it is a mix of film and photos.

We'll figure it out.

I think one thing we will need to decide on is a standard way of naming the files - Wilco_12_31_04.FLac or something like that.

I have experience with Sound Forge and Audacity - so I could work with you on in if you want.

Are you going to work on that song talk thing? I was actually going to do this last fall - but never did. I don't have that many shows - mainly I just get the ones I have been too.

We were talking about that the other day - I just remembered to look at the one I have - it is on a label called TVT Records - date is 2000. "enhanced program includes previously unreleased live performance footage and photos"

We're Gonna Groove - same one that is on Coda - I think

The dude who got me into them use to call In Through The Out Door "John Paul Jones solo album". I like I'm Gonna Crawl - that's it.

B.D.S.E. (before dragon suit era)

I feel the first two are the best.

Anyhow - I will buy this new Jay stuff - although as I do these days - I will not buy it without hearing it somewhere first and then deciding.

bad typing navy

Same reason I don't care much for punk rock - not a fan of sloppy instrument playing. I think I use to have a tape of the NYD back in my navy days.

I think LB was - I never cared for that bnad or thier so-called music.

I was in your presence for an hour or so Or was it a day? I truly don't know. Where the sun never set, where the trees hung low By that soft and shining sea. Did you respect me for what I did Or for what I didn't do, or for keeping it hid? Did I lose my mind when I tried to get rid Of everything you see? In the summertime, ah in the summertime, In the summertime when you were with me. I got the heart and you got the blood, We cut through iron and we cut through mud. Then came the warnin' that was before the flood That set everybody free. Fools they made a mock of sin, Our loyalty they trie

Mr. Farrar will never top the first two Son Volt albums anyhow.

and Barry Manilow!

http://www.amazon.com/Harmonicas-Harps-Hea...a/dp/067179633X I fouled that post up - ment to give the source.

funny how that seems to be all in fashion now - bands/artists putting out albums of cover songs

The Dutch call it the "moothy", the Scotch call it a "gob iron" and American's call it a "harp," shortened from "French Harp," the label on early imports of the instrument [from Germany].