Analogman

It was buried pretty good.

Right here, Bro. The Steven Demetre Georgiou Thread

Class of 2015:

It's all good. (It's still kooky though.)

That's kooky talk.

If he is going to do such things - I'd rather he would release another album along the lines of Good As I Been To You/World Gone Wrong.

Look like Bob is taking a page from Neil:

That's a damn shame. I just an interview with him the other where he talked about a recently discovered live Faces show that he hoped would get released.

I read an interview with Warren the other day. The interviewer was trying to get him to talk about such things. But he wouldn't comment. I take it he must be involved somehow or another.

I'll probably grab it - since it sounds better.

Here it is:

I have not watched any videos yet from the show the other night. I can't exactly see Bruce singing U2 songs. I guess he has done it before though.

Legal stream: Stream disc one of Wilco's Alpha Mike Foxtrot exclusively on Best Fit Premiere: Wilco - 'Alpha Mike Foxtrot' Well, Disc two. . . Stream Wilco's Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994-2014 Disc 3 Listen: Wilco's Alpha Mike Foxtrot Disc Four

That's pretty cool.

Does the new release of Time Fades Away have the lyric poster inside the record jacket? I bought an original pressing of that album several years ago on Ebay and it had the poster. I was surprised. It wasn't ripped or anything.

Another version of this show: The Allman Brothers Band - Full Concert - 09/23/70 - Fillmore East (OFFICIAL)

I didn't know about this:

I'd like to have them. But - I wish they would release them separately. I am not sure I need another copy of Born In The U.S.A. and a booklet with a bunch of photos of Bruce.

"New" song from the upcoming CRB EP: Hello LA, Bye Bye Birmingham (I know this song mainly from the Blue Cheer version.)

I recall Bruce talking about this several years ago. It looks like he finally got something together:

As far as I know - no source has appeared yet. No Pittsburgh source for me either.

I was wondering why Neil Young was mentioned in the liner notes. And then I recalled reading something like this online a few years ago:

It's a film you should watch. I am not even much of a Pink Floyd fan - and I say that is one of the best rock music films ever.

From what I have read - his next album is going to be a Frank Sinatra covers album. Which will be the second Dylan album I will not buy. The Christmas album is the other one.