Analogman

I bet whatever format it is in - it is going to be expensive.

If you will settle for AUD - you can direct download those at Archive.org. I have actual tapes of some GD shows still. I don't get rid of anything.

I forgot you don't do BT.

I've said this before - but you can find almost every GD SBD there is at bt.etree.org. They are blocked on Archive.org. As was pointed out - the AUD files are up there for download.

It appears Neil gets the last laugh:

I actually joined Netflix the other day. But - they don't have Taken (2002). I found it on YT.

Jonathan Creek Series 5 - The Letters Of Septimus Noone

New Album: Marah - Presents Mountain Minstrelsy of Pennsylvania (link to No Depression)

There are a few oddball BC songs like that (think Share The Ride on Croweology). I suppose he likes to throw a curve ball out there. I will be surprised if the whole album sounds like that. I think it's a shame they didn't make a BC album last year. That is where their real strength lies - working together along with Steve and the other dudes.

The music is all weird in that song. The Rich song seems more together.

In case you have not seen it: Joshua Kirk's Album of the Day (Ep. 22): Old 97's - Wreck Your Life I think it is great that someone his age is into alt-country. Bel Air is still one of my favorite Old 97s songs.

A new song from Chris: Shore Power A new song from Rich: One Road Hill

You can find it on Daily Motion - search on Wilco Marble Mountain.

I take it that was for the video screens or in house video monitors? Is that too early for video screens?

That sounds right. I do recall him telling Cliff stories at the Metallica 30th Anniversary shows. Maybe it will be something along those lines.

I just read an article on Billboard about Scott Ian doing a "spoken word" tour. That must be something to see. I wonder what he talks about? I suppose I could find some videos on Youtube.

I use to listen to his show where he talked about music and told stories. I recall reading recently that he was going national.

There is also New Earth Mud and This Magnificent Distance.

I've never bought any of those except the WB studio box and So Many Roads. I think I have crappy mp3 files of the Fillmore West 1969: The Complete Recordings boxset. I burned the files to cds several years ago.

I have never paid for digital files before. That is good to know.

I wonder if those downloads come with the liner notes/artwork?

You should check out The Wild Bunch.

You should check out a James Coburn film called Duck, You Sucker (1971). And the Peckinpah film Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia (1974). With the great Warren Oates.

I think it is just a version the dvd producers put together. Outside of the novelty of Dylan being in the film, I never cared all that much for it. It's just another telling of the Billy The Kid story. I much prefer The Wild Bunch.

I have not read the whole thing yet - but in the new GD Almanac there is some news about all the Road Trips series being available in digital format.