Analogman

I watched that documentary again recently from a few years ago. I still can't believe they invited local kids to come and hang out in the studio. What an amazing journey.

I have not seen it. I have a nice Mojo (or maybe it's Classic Rock) Who centered magazine from a few years back that has some nice photos/stories.

That would be great.

This could be good:

This is something to look forward to watching:

Jerry's Toilet Auction

Whoever bought Jerry's toilet a few years ago will need to get that table:

Don't forget Illinois Speed Press. (I wonder if Jeff ever heard of them.) Nothing wrong with those bands mentioned above - just may not be everyone's cup of tea these days.

The Lost Room (Sci-Fi mini-series 2006) I usually re-watch this every few years.

I'm not much of a Paul fan - but it is nice to see him doing this:

This is all sort of depressing. LOL

I know - I recall seeing it several years ago. I would like to build a pyramid and take all my stuff with me.

I have been working on my will lately. I think I put a line in there about such things. No one to really leave anything to at this point though. I figure of most my stuff will end up on the garbage.

It was a great magazine. I think it was really the last magazine I bought every month. I could only find it at two places here where I live and they both closed at some point.

I could never do that.

I don't have a complete run - I am missing the first two years and then several of the later years.

Hard to believe it has been that long: I still have my stack of No Depression Magazines. And still listen to all those great bands: UT, Wilco, Son Volt, The Jayhawks, Blue Mountain, and The Old 97s - just to name a few.

I don't think I ever owned it - but I recall hearing it somewhere back in the early 1990s.

I was reading the Robert Hunter interview in Rolling Stone and noticed this: Of course he means Elvis Costello. That would be a trip if Elvis did some Dead songs. I am thinking he could have done Looks Like Rain.

The Dark is the one to get. (You can check it out on Youtube - of course.)

Speaking of the good old days - someone just put a Metal Church show from 1985 on Dime a Dozen. I can't recall if I ever saw them - but I am pretty sure I use to see bands at Ruthie's Inn and The Stone.

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.