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I don't think I have either. I may be wrong - that is just what came to mind.

The beginning of that Sannhet album made me think of the band Helmet.

I like those History of Iron Maiden dvds.

I read that other day also. According to Nicko, they have a new album finished and ready to go.

I think the only two Metallica cds I have are And Justice For All... and Garage Inc. The rest are original cassette or vinyl pressings.

I'd like to get this. I was trying to recall if I ever had No Life 'Til Leather - I don't think I did. The only rarities I have are: Whiplash (cassette), Metallistore (cassette), and The $5.98 E.P.. . . (vinyl) (I don't know how rare that is though. Probably not that rare). I guess they are going to re-master/re-release all of their albums. I may be interested - depending on how they sound. At least up through And Justice For All. . .

That's awesome. I recall going by there when I was at that RARHOF years ago. That's a great album.

That's a trip. I also have an original pressing of Who Came First. I found it at a junk shop years ago.

I guess old Pete wants people to buy these again: I wonder if this round will have the same stuff as the Rhino/Hip-O Records versions. I think the version I have of Who Came First is the Rykodisc release from the early 1990s. Scoop 3 is probably the only one I will get. I never bought it the first time around.

I have a Big Jim action figure right behind me on a shelf. Not the one I had though - someone gave it to me about 15 years ago. I am curious to see Amazon's version of The Man In The High Castle.

I know this as I was looking for the one I had last night. Not usually my thing - but I watched The Fall on Netflix recently. Now I am watching The Killing.

You can buy one on Ebay for 250 bucks now.

I don't know why the Esquire Network is running old shows from the 70s - but I like it.

The Six Million Dollar Man (The Secret of Bigfoot part 1) This episode originally aired on my 10th birthday.

Another pre-Experience release (officially released this time): You Can't Use My Name - The RSV/PPX Sessions

That's odd. You would think Chris would not be like that. Sounds like the shit that went down in RATT or some other metal band.

It's amazing the number of bands he played with: Beatles, Stones, Kinks, The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Jeff Beck, Quicksilver Messenger Service, etc.

Physical Graffiti re-release information (by way of Amazon.co.uk): (February 23?)

That's what I have read - that he didn't really want to do it. I have the cd of the show. I think I saw the concert on Youtube or somewhere a while back.

Here's a thread with links to other threads about what shows to get: Best bootleg/live concert

I knew they were pretty popular - but I didn't know they played in places that big. Maybe it's due to the cost that U2 is not playing stadiums.

I was thinking of actual rock bands.

I wonder if they could sell out stadiums anymore? (Off the top of my head - I think only the Rolling Stones or Bruce could still do that.) Although I have listened to U2 since about 1981, I have never got to see the band. Someday.

It almost sounded to me as if Nick Frost called the Doctor "Peter" in the scene where they are all holding hands.

Cool.