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Analogman

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  1. Man, those live versions of Box Full of Letters and Red-Eyed and Blue are bringing a tear to my eye.
  2. I have not heard the album yet - I never received it last night. Since I saw this mentioned somewhere else - and it was my first thought - that title/album cover makes me think of Ryan Adams.
  3. I just read he got fined a bunch of money for going over curfew the other night. I always figured he knew everything there was to know about his business.
  4. Looks like Bono is outbruceing Bruce Springsteen: U2 - Angel of Harlem (with Brian from the audience) I think Metallica has also done that a time or two.
  5. I think I have most of those on VHS. I don't think I have any BB documentaries on dvd.
  6. Do you recall the made for TV Beach Boys movie from some years ago? I'm watching one of my favorite episodes of Due South - The Man Who Knew Too Little (1995).
  7. Those Lovin' Spoonful re-masters are nice. I believe Sundazed is coming out with mono editions sometime in the next few months.
  8. I recall reading that book when I was buying all those re-masters. Isn't that why they did those new songs on the boxset? To claim the name - so Clarke could not continue to use it. I think I borrowed the box from a friend of mine once - but I never owned it.
  9. Thanks, Man. I've been on here for going on 13 years - and have never been wrong before. I like that. But I really like that song Lady Friend. It's pretty heavy for a Byrds song. Here are the songs I really like:
  10. I recently bought the SACD (2003) version of Tommy and just now got around to checking out the booklet. When I opened the cd case - there was no booklet to be found. I don't think this has ever happened to me before. I am guessing it was probably the same notes from the first re-master. But - maybe not.
  11. I can see why he stopped it. It was sort of running out of steam. Sherlock: A First Look At The Sherlock Special
  12. I thought it was nice to see a line about Jay in both this and the Alpha boxset. I have not listened to Mermaid Ave. in years. It still sounds good. I still think When The Roses Bloom Again is one of the greatest Wilco songs. I recall first hearing it on a Oxford American Southern magazine cd.
  13. There are some hidden tracks on those re-masters. One of which - is David giving hell to Michael Clarke about the drums on the beginning of Draft Morning.
  14. I know a guy who grew up during the 60s - and declares that The Byrds end at Younger Than Yesterday. He says it was a different band after that - and I can see his point. I guess David was not happy that Roger kept the name. I say there is something there for everyone. A couple of my favorites are Younger Than Yesterday and Sweetheart of The Rodeo. Of course, I really like songs on all the albums. I have the re-masters - which are still some of the best sounding re-masters that I ever heard. We use to have a Byrds thread on here years ago - I think it has disappeared. As great and moving
  15. It does seem out of sorts for them to post something like that.
  16. It's a take on the title of a Byrds album called The Notorious Byrd Brothers (1968).
  17. Yes, I think that is true. I don't really know much about the band after the Tormato album. That was the end for me.
  18. I figure he is - although, I don't know. Maybe they all vote or something like that.
  19. A guy named Billy Sherwood was already lined up to do the tour. I think I read somewhere he was asked by Chris to do the tour - as he knew he could not make it.
  20. I have to disagree with his view of Any Major Dude - as I don't even really care for Steely Dan - but I love the Wilco cover of that song.
  21. I would think they are the same. I guess with the LP boxset you get a bigger booklet. I say that - as someone's head is cut off in one of the photos in the cd boxset booklet. And I have seen the photo where it was not cropped.
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