Analogman

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.

There was a dude who had all the old TV movies up - but Youtube kept killing his channel. Now - you have to hunt around. Although - if you find one, you usually find several.

I've seem some FB posts the past few days about Rich making a video.

As I am a fan of TV movies, it was great. It's about a kid who hides in a trash compartment of a command module and ends up in space. Later on - bad things happen and he saves the day. I was a big fan of the whole space travel/moon landing stuff back in those days. You can find it on Youtube.

Due to living in the land of ice and snow - I watched the following movies yesterday: Stowaway To The Moon (1975) - A fondly rememebered TV movie I saw when I was 9 years old. Used Cars (1980) - Still funny as hell - as when I saw it on HBO back in the day. Death Proof (2007) - A piece of junk. Although I understand what Tarantino was trying to do.

I don't much care for that album. I do like most of the last two albums though.

That's interesting.

It could be an attempt to have a hit song again, I suppose. Those drums - poor Larry.

Invisible (offcial video) I hope the album does not "sound like" that song.

You should get Nebraska and give it a listen.

For those who want to hear the cover songs (from the 1990s) - there is a multi-volume (fan made) live compilation out there called Cover Me With a Good Dream.

I think there are good shows from every line-up of the band. You can just go to bt.etree.org and start grabbing stuff. Maybe you want to start with the H.O.R.D.E. fest shows.

Information for those who do like CRB:

It's from 2001.

Another new album: Most Messed Up April 29th 2014

Or a RCA Selectavision Video Disc. . .

What's the deal with his face in that commercial? Did he have some work done or is it special effects?