Analogman

What is he doing?

Uh, someone forgot about this.

I ment he seems to not be so much that way when he is at home - unless the cameras are on.

I spent a good bit of time at a drag strip every summer from the ages of 6 - 18. Maybe we can meet up. I think I will be getting there sometime on Friday afternoon - coming in from Philidelphia.

I just hope those people with purple hair and aids that can't speak english don't bother me. Racing what?

I missed that - was it a new one? To much on now - I have also began watching that John Force show.

I thought Genie was a nice man.

I don't know - will you come down and protect me.

I wish the album that he and Ron Wood have been working on over the past several years would come out - it is called You Strum and I'll Sing.

There are a few good songs since then. His next album is going to be another cover album - this time it's going to rock songs. He is doing a Bonnie Tyler song - which, I find funny as hell. Why are you calling me a pig?

That is their Rod Stewart rip-off - later covered by Garth Brooks on Kiss My Ass.

Ghost Story

I may be at Penn Station sometime on the 18th.

Now your sitting on a Paris train laughing at your own jokes again Sun splits the trees into beautiful broken light Never cry more tears than you could hold in your hands When all the world's airbrushed it's a sacred bond of trust Sometimes, sometimes I see right through the scenery The first place that's on my mind the last place I find each time Sometimes, I swim beyond the scenery The last place that's on my mind The first place I find each time Now I'm sitting on a Paris train molten ash falls like rain Fire burns the trees it's a beautiful fatality Love the way you stand your ground sea

David (in that Relix interview) talks about all sorts of things that were planned to come out. I guess with all the changes in who is running the show since then, what they want to put out changes also. I would think Dick's Picks will cease eventually - now that they are doing the download thing.

That would be cool. She is the woman with the baby in the dead movie? Yes? Her tapes are some of the best I think.

I got this not to long ago: This in reality the third and fourth incarnation of Grease band line-up, and this was recorded between October 68 to October 69 for the BBC, so you gonna listen to when Chris Stainton was the bass player and one year later he taking over the keyboards, and they got a new bass player in Alan Spenner, so then we got the familiar line-up that was recorded with the Spooky Tooth on The Last Puff, so please enjoy this nice and fine album. 01 - Run Shaker Life (2:42) (Richie Havens) 02 - With A Little Help From My Friends (4:47) (Lennon-McCartney) 03 - Marjorine (

I am currently waiting on the fartknocker cd place to get in the first two albums - re-mastered - that I ordered about a week ago. I have had those records since I was about 14 or so I think.

Zoot suit, white jacket with side vents five inches long, I'm out on the street again, and I'm leaping along. Dressed right For a skunk fight, But I just can't explain, Why that uncertiain feeling, is still here in my brain.

http://thebestofwebsite.com/Bands/Grateful...vid_Lemieux.htm I can't find the RELIX interview online - it was the April/May 2001 issue.

I should look it up I have heard various references to the fact that she had master reels in her possession - and that they were sold off for some reason - I have never heard the whole story.

What's the story on those "betty board tapes" - I understand they got sold off of some such thing.

I prefer the 1970-1974 version of the GD.

You got what the dudes at the black crowes board call "the greatist hits set". No - I don't any live GD shows from that time period.

do me a solid and take that stuff out of the title of this thread