Analogman

Interesting how that guy came to work for them - as a student, he came there to look at their film archive and ended up being offered a job later on. I have a RELIX magazine that his story in it - plus a bunch of talk about the vault.

Jam -> Black Moon Creeping-> Gone -> Hotel Illness Comin' Home Lay It All On Me Soul Singing Nebakanezer -> Jam -> Thorn In My Pride Fearless Sometimes Salvation Alabama Jealous Again Twice As Hard Hard To Handle - encore - Let It Bleed

Dudes I ACTUALLY OWN THE CD. But a lot of the songs do sound a lot like their influences at the time.

Just something someone said to me once - and I see their point.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Smog this should do it

As a yout, I spent a fair bit of time in the emergency room.

Look at the credits - the ones Jeff wrote, he sang, correct?

I have an original pressing of Kill Em All and Whiplash - they can be yours for 1,000 bucks. I will throw in the sweat blood and metal karma for free.

http://www.bemydemon.org/

Neko Case the rest

Just saying -

Instead of Buying Kids In Philly, people should go buy all the bands they seem to rip off on that record.

Love Is Hell

THE MUSICAL legacy of the Grateful Dead - some 13,000 live audio and video recordings spanning the band's 30-year concert career - left Marin County in a temperature-controlled truck and is now being stored in a huge Warner Brothers Music vault in Southern California. The transfer of the priceless "vault" recordings - from a Novato warehouse to a Fort Knox-like facility in Burbank - is a physical manifestation of a milestone deal that effectively dissolves Marin-based Grateful Dead Productions and turns over the Hall of Fame band's business operations to Rhino Entertainment, a subsidiary of

That's so 1982.

AloneAgainOr (2003) more Love some video from Bedazzled

Send him here - I will take him to Junk Car Black Lung Trailer Park Camp.

Thanks, Bubba.

Forever Changes was their YFH and Petsounds rolled into one. Great liner notes in the re-master I have. I am still trying to get my hands on the ones that came after - or at least Four Sail and one other one. I had never heard that album until not to long ago. I have a original pressing of their first album.

Ryan Adams on a surfboard

I hope he is alright.

No such thing where I am from - you either worked a job or ran wild. 600 kb/s - comprehend that

Another thing I don't comprehend - summer camp.

A man can only take "sounds like Neil Young" so many times.

I don't think it is historically correct.