Analogman

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.

May be pricey for her - when I bought it used about 9 years ago - it was still 115 bucks I think.

I'd say Houses of The Holy and In Through The Out Door are the ones I listen to the least.

Tea For One

Why not get them all in order -

http://www.google.com/firefox?client=firef...:en-US:official does anyone else get a Highway 61 banner on firefox? The only Bowie album someone's parents would listen to -

Before My Space, there were flyers. . .

the dude in the bubble giving props to the man

5. Behind The Green Door

I didn't know you were the one for me, I couldn't see But you were waiting, For someone to come along to help you out to sing your song, And I was changing; All I see is you; All I feel is you for me! And I would really like to watch you ride; And always feel you by my side; I would really like to watch you ride All on me! I go stumbling to the sky, and I seem to fly so high I see you, I feel you; You have a way of walking 'round your feet they never touch the ground, And you are shining; All I see is you; All I feel is you for me! Times don't change; Times don't ever change for me; And

Yes, I wish they would put that out. I have bits of this in a Rolling Stones documentary I have on video.

I suppose Day of The Locust is his best known book -

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathanael_West

I know a girl who once put a cat in a microwave.

He also says he would like to re-mix the album.

The neighboor has an interesting way of paying the electric bill - he waits for them to show up to shut it off and then pays them. This morning I awoke out of my sick bed to hear his current 20 year old stripper lady friend tell the electric company dude that she did not have any money, but could do a dance for him.

another Halloween movie from back in the day