Analogman

Bob Dylan

I am probably more of a GNR guy that I am Replacements guy, but I still find this sort of weird: (It sort of reminds me of the various metal bands whose members come and go - and play with people they use to hate.) (Although - according to Tommy, Duff and Axl get along.)

One of the greatest movies of all time: Big Trouble in Little China (1986)

Here is who the presenters are this year:

There is actually a whole entire book about that show. I think the title is: Bob Dylan - Just Like The Night. I have not read it though.

I still think it was Robbie who said that.

National Dust

It looks like they are hanging it up for now:

Jun 6: Jeff Tweedy Three Rivers Arts Festival Pittsburgh, PA (That is where it all started for me - way back when.) I should try to find a ride up there.

Check the Neil Young thread - There's a video posted in the thread that features various musicians and music business people talking about the sound. I don't think Jeff is in the video. You ain't going to hear it unless you have 400 bucks to spend on a PONO player.

I wonder if that is a first - opening with Mountain Jam? He won't be there tonight either.

I think it is great. There was actually a re-make several years ago. It did not last very long.

He also co-wrote some ABB songs with Dickey.

Another scary show from my childhood. You can find it on YT also.

They must be playing Mountain Stage. As I now add all dates to our Wilco show sheet - I appreciate the work you are doing here.

The one I seem to recall was the segment about an old guy who picked up junk along the road and had a much younger girlfriend (possibly).

I remember that show. It was on during the time I was in high school.

I don't think they could get me to buy Smile again. We shall see.

That is who Ronnie is singing about in Sweet Home Alabama. (Now Muscle Shoals has got the Swampers/And they've been known to pick a song or two. . .) And of course David Hood is the father of Patterson Hood.

This talk makes me think of the film Chariots of the Gods (which I saw in grade school, believe it or not). I would not watch In Search of. . . at night. It is still spooky.

You may not want to know this - but you can find all of the In Search of. . . episodes on Youtube. Although - the versions on there are from the days when it was on the History Channel. The beginning sequence is different. One of the scariest things I can recall seeing as a kid is that film of Bigfoot running around in the woods.

DVD only I think Hittin' The Note has it for 25 bucks.

I'd like to see that and Please Call Home: The Big House Years.

I am getting toward the end of the One Way Out book. I still find it a bit thin and more about problems than the music. But - after reading hundreds of these type of books, I should not be surprised. I forgot about the Jack Pearson/Jimmy Herring eras. I believe I have read before that Greg was not too happy about "jamming". That is sort of what I like to hear the band do. I am big fan of the song Midnight Rider for example, but really it is all about the instrumental passages for me. I think that is what they do best. I guess along with the other problems - Dickey was playing too loud. I