Analogman

Well, there's still hope for PHISH to get back together.

Will you buy me some stuff?

And yes I know WILCO or Ryan Adams or Scarf Rock Band # 34 put out actuall vinly albums - but I don't see Mary and John Smith trucking down to Cool Hand Duke of Prune's Record Store to buy such a thing. Most people I know think I am insane to have as much music as I have - they are content to listen to the radio in their car and maybe get a cd at Christmas or some such thing. The reason I think cds are going to go is because like most things the music business is geared toward the youth of today So when Sally Smith wants the new Pussycats Dolls Pitch Corrected Opus Number 5, is she going to

Some day, that is all there will be. Maybe in our lifetime, maybe not. I am like you - I prefer the real thing. I have a list and I get what is on that list.

I don't see anyone buying vinly unless you are some sort of music freak. Hell, even I don't buy vinly records - unless they are some old thing from time to time. I know some bands are putting them out - but I am old enough to recall when record stores were actually full of new records. That ain't gonna happen again. Same with cassettes and cds. The way of the future is digital over the internet, no artwork, small sound files, etc. I don't like it - I feel like I sold out when I started buying cds - but that is the way it is. If you dudes live in a big enough city that can support a real music

You don't think something such as iTunes will one day be the standard?

Evetually, there will be no record stores or cds for that matter. May be a while - but it will happen.

"old dude"

My favorite music besides "60s rock".

Good honest music.

While we are at it, Playback, the boxset, is a really good boxset.

Saint G once dedicated a song to me - and said Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. ... as she did it.

He's on the cover of the new HARP.

I only listened to it once or twice and then deleted it - so I didn't really learn the names of the songs.

I have never been able to get the audio side of the dual disc to play in my computer's cd player - anyone else?

I like the songs at the end better than the ones at the start. I do not like The Last DJ. I like some songs on Echo - mainly Billy The Kid.

Me: Did you guys get the new Golden Smog album in today? Cd guy: No - I didn't think anyone would buy it. I forgot about you. You like that weird music. Do you want me to order it? Me:

Where do you walk on sunny times When the rivers gleam and the buildings shine How do you feel goin' up hallowed halls And the summer clothes brighten gloomy halls And they're all in love And they're all in love Where do you fit in zzzzip magazine Where the past is the hero and the present a queen Just tell me right now where do you fit in With mud in your eye and a passion for gin And they're all in love And they're all in love Hey, goodbye all you punks Stay young and stay high Hand me my checkbook And I'll crawl off to die But like a woman in childbirth Grown ugly in a flash I'm s

http://www.premier-percussion.com/newsarticle.asp?id=3855 Premier Percussion kindly donated one of its

We have not had one for many years now - nor a bookstore. And I live in a college town. As I mentioned somewhere else - some dude opened one a few months ago - but he has next to nothing in there - seems to be mainly a place for rappers/djs to hang out. I don't see him staying in business very long.

What albums do you like?

http://www.richiefuray.com/ his website

Indeed. And there is lots more out there.

I think it is cool that he just sat there and made up Dam Sam and it's on the album. Just like that Tom Petty song Billy The Kid - it was the first take as I recall.