Analogman

There is only one source out there - as far as I know.

From Jambands.com:

That's what I am thinking. We shall see (hear).

It's a also a shame they did not put out another album. There are some great songs on Hittin' The Note.

Some of you older people may recall when a stereo system looked like this: Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers: Hypnotic Eye and Tour 2014 (video preview)

I have to wonder now what all that BS that Gregg and Butch were putting out there was about. Of course it would not be a surprise to me if they came back with new members at some point in the future.

I think Gregg does. I am not sure about the rest.

That's what a lot of people are saying. You would think they would do some multiple night run down there somewhere.

Ryan Adams - Neutron Dance

I see there are other bands on the channel. I suppose I am surprised the GD organization would sign off on all those videos being out there. Of course, most of that stuff is probably already out there. They just have the means to get it out in better quality.

Well - you know in the early days of The Vault there were Led Zeppelin shows on there and they disappeared. I could be wrong. Don't you have to pay to listen/watch anything there now? I am guessing that YT channel is there to get folks interested in the site or are they truly letting something out there for free?

I'll be surprised if this does not get taken down at some point:

I'd say there are some great songs here:

I am still hoping to make the Pittsburgh show. I am not yet 100 percent certain I am going to make it though.

That crowd photo is amazing.

I sort of wonder at this point what is holding up the release of the Trigger Hippy album.

He needs a singer. His vocals are better than they use to be - but still - he needs someone else to sing.

I have not heard any of Marc's records. I listened to the new Rich album yesterday. I don't think I will buy it.

I did. I didn't think it was all that great in some ways.

Streaming: Rich Robinson - The Ceaseless Sight

Today I happened to start watching the Levon Helm documentary on Netflix. I was looking at a music news site and noticed it is his birthday. And in the first few minutes of the film he mentions the town where I live.

It is pretty weird to see Jimmy Page on a late night talk show talking about re-mastering. I am guessing Robert and John Paul Jones are not willing to do any press for the new re-releases.

Jimmy on The Tonight Show

Of course, we have to remember they could probably not hear themselves that well. I think Neil talk about this tour in the Shakey book. One of the points being that Stephen was often too loud.