Analogman

never heard of them - so I don't know

The dude in Full Metal Jacket, Lee Emory, was a real marine. You probably knew that - as he has been in many TV shows and movies now. Hollies song

Sometimes she'd shopped and she would show me what she bought

I think Eddie Kramer played a big role in the making of that album. That may very well be my favorite LZ song.

Interesting - I am partial to Full Metal Jacket.

I never cared for that stuff back then or now. I think the only Michael J. Fox movie I can handle is the one where he sees the ghosts or maybe Light of Day.

Get them all, Johnny. And make sure you get the re-masters. Of course, I have been listening to those albums since 1977 or so - I may be biased.

I ment the one with this dude in it:

It makes reindeer fly.

I think I remember that stuff -

I'll give you a whole can of magic corn if you and that other dude quit starting threads.

Probably depends on if it is a original pressing. I think the way to find out is put some water on it.

For JEB Stuart

Which version?

III - will always be the one I listen to the most -

why do spend your time starting stupid ass threads?

All the ones I have (except HOTH) are original pressings - they were handed down to me after going thru 2 other people. I will always keep them - but I don't play them anymore.

An actual real person - you can see him in Ciao Manhattan and read about him in the Edie Sedgwick book.

I have always been partial to the Song Remains The Same version for some odd reason.

The Autumn Stone

I like the live versions of the Houses of The Holy songs - that album has such a weird sound that I have always found it hard to get into. Houses of The Holy was the last record album I bought when record stores actually carried record albums - pre-cd days.

I've seen it on dime a dozen and boot city. As far as that goes, there are hundreds of live shows out there to get.

I'd like to seem them re-mastered again - in HDCD.