Vacant Horizon

Disclaimer - "what you are about to see is not news, but entertainment." we also need disclaimers on foods with GMOs, hydrogenated oils, high fructose corn syrup, and nitrates...just to name a few. too bad she's gay. maybe you could donate some sperm. her first show on air america was great when she had a co-host.

Dirty South is one i need to revisit. getting into that album is quite an undertaking. when it's all said and done, that may be the one that defines patterson's vision best. so, i've seen rumblings over at ninebullets that they are gonna release two albums next year? also, going to see patterson's in-store this weekend in atlanta.

this is really cool. thanks for posting.

Some they missed that are my favorites: Frampton Comes Alive-Peter Frampton Without A Net-Grateful Dead Live Dead-Grateful Dead Slip Stitch Pass-Phish Live and Dangerous-Thin Lizzy Pat Metheny Group-Travels Live I'm not huge on live albums, but if I get that vibe of the room etc., then i dig 'em.

good points. sorry about my jerky post.

seriously, how long can this go on? both of their voices are shot!

that film ruined me. i am sick, sad and very angry. i have two little children which magnifies the film's impact. off course, it is edited and manipulative, but damn! i've known this for decades, but what a fucked up world we live in.

what a great thread. this is gonna be so cathartic. -jim james is kind of fruity and really ruins his music with goofy lyrics and vocalizing -monsters of folk suck -every buzz band from this decade suck (except wilco) -even though i've tried so hard many times, i cannot get into springsteen, dylan, or tom waits. -i used to love the grateful dead. they were all i listened to. i can't stomach it any more. -bill frisell gives me a stomach ache -orchestras and choirs have no place in rock -Phish have lost their soul -REM blows -U2 is way over-rated -i don't like early beatles and think sgt

the shitty thing about all of this is that the cd never went down in price. i mean, the actually disc is pennies to produce. there's no reason a cd should cost more than $5. if that was the case, i would buy EVERYTHING i had any interest in at all. the same with downloads. the industry needs to set a system that exploits addiction to music rather than trying to have the BIG record.

the opening is for a media store that sells used everything...books, cds, dvds, albums, comics, stuff. in addition to the used stuff, they also sell new releases in all the forms they are coming in these days. the kicker is having a staff that are not a bunch of assholes.

i forgot about criminal. they cater to the real hipster indie crowd, but are very nice to regular folks like me. it's kind of small. i will be heading out there in a few weeks to see patterson hood. just down the street is wax n fax which is mostly vinyl. then you got fantasyland records in midtown. don't know if they're still around though.

i wouldn't mind this. it would keep me from being obsessed with my itunes library. if a piece of art was part of the price, well, that would be bad ass. you get the download at varying bitrates and an album size book with lyrics and artwork. how about that? i would love that!

i'd like to see a rarities album with clean version so yhf demo stuff, b-sides, ep songs, etc.

http://www.jambands.com/news/2009/11/11/neil-young-streaming-dreamin-man link to the song Dreamin Man from Dreamin Man Live 92. sounds great. i love it without the back up singers.

no real full service stores here. we had a giant warehouse music and a tower records that had EVERYTHING. they're gone now. the indies are small. there is also a used book store that sells used cds and some vinyl. these types of stores will probably last a long time. people will always want to buy media. used cd/book stores will be like specialized thrift shops:) now, i did hear on npr or something about a CD store chain called Silvers or something. they are actually growing and opening more stores. go figure. it'll all even out at some point. as i said, the issue will be getting

if you google 'sound opinions message board epic ryan adams thread' you'll find links to all the unreleased stuff.

Dear Starchild this is worth 2 minutes of your time friends.

atlanta has a few. one recently went out of business. the one in decatur opened in 04 and is quite successful. it caters to the alt. country indie crowd and is packed on the weekend. the dude has 2 guys working with him all the time, so i assume it's going well. i don't care for the place. the guy was really great when he opened up, but soon got to be 'too cool' for regular folks. another one has a few cds, but mostly used vinyl. they stay alive b/c they are the vinyl guys in the all of georgia. they sell on ebay. there's two more i believe. don't know how they're doing. one inter

matching mole? the canterbury prog band? i'm listening to stephen stills-stills...i just discovered lala. pretty cool. i wouldn't figure you for a neil guy...

brighter than creations dark is so good!

Abbey Road-Beatles On The Beach-Neil Young Without A Net-Grateful Dead Hotel California-Eagles A Ghost Is Born-Wilco great eclectic list

i see no direction home-dylan and beatles at the top. cool pics!

anyone get the itunes bonus tracks for this? any good?

ignorance is bliss. if i really like the song and don't have to work in the slightest to enjoy it, it will sound good on any system at any bit rate. no, i just download mostly these days.