Analogman

It's hard to believe last night's shows has not been posted at bt.etree yet. I figured there would be multiple sources up there this morning.

It seemed pretty good to me. I am hoping to find the second set on YT.

Don't know how long this will stay up - GD (6/27/2015 1st Set)

The one I use to have did. I think I gave it away.

That's right. The drum sound is amazing.

I Can See For Miles Still one of the best sounding Who songs I ever heard.

Just saw this listed in an article about upcoming books:

I think someone asked about that over there. The Europe '72 shows were multi-track recorded (16 track - if I recall correctly). The Betty Boards are 2-track (open face reel-reel) recordings. Of course, we all know that.

A soundboard (Betty Board) of the Bickershaw Festival show just appeared on bt.etree yesterday. I may have to check that out.

I recently ordered some more rock music books. Apparently - someone took them or they never really got delivered. Amazon was nice enough to give me a refund. I will probably get that new Blair Jackson/David Gans book when it comes out this year.

I just noticed the other one was getting up there. I read somewhere today that Youtube is also streaming the upcoming shows. Speaking of books - I gave away my reprint of the The GD Family Album the other day. I could hardly read the thing - even with glasses on. I hope to get a first edition by way of Ebay or somewhere. I would say I wonder why they shrunk the reprint. But I suppose it has to do with money.

I would be surprised if the band did anything with those (Beggar's Banquet/Let it Bleed) as they are owned by ABKCO.

The title makes me think of Airships and Steampunk.

New Iron Maiden album - September 4th: I am curious to hear the 18 minute track.

Supposedly - Paul and Jimmy made a pact to not play any Bad Company or LZ songs. Robert would not play any LZ songs either (in the beginning, anyhow). When I saw him in the fall of 1990 he was playing a few LZ songs.

Swan Song became Midnight Moonlight I don't think I actually ever heard the 2nd album. I am basing my views on the 1st album.

If you want a good laugh - check out Coverdale's new Deep Purple covers album. I meant Paul Rogers - of course.

I always watch that or Eastbound and Down every time we have a free HBO weekend.

I didn't know that. That first Robert Plant album is pretty cool though.

One of the greatest singers of all times and one of the greatest guitar players of all times - but lacking in the song department. I am sure you can listen to all of it on Youtube.

I noticed a new channel on my line-up last night. It is called LAFF. I guess they have a thing for mid-90s sitcoms. I watched Ellen, Grace Under Fire, and The Drew Carry show. I don't think I have seen any of those since they were on back in the day.

Go to Amazon.com and get The Bee Gees "The Studio Albums 1967-1968" and "Odessa - 3 CD Deluxe Edition". That will straighten you out.

I'd say unless it is warped or melted - you are alright. This is interesting:

I got my copy of Betty's Blends Volume 2 in the mail yesterday. So far the sound is pretty good.