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They released the complete San Quentin show a few years ago. I think Folsom was recorded back in '68 and went to #1, so they decided to record another prison album and chose San Quentin to play at in '69. think that one hit #1 as well.

don't think anyone has mentioned this here, if so, I apologize, but Cash's Folsom gig is getting the Legacy treatment. its a 2 CD/ 1 DVD set! check out the track listing (for the CDs only, can't seem to figure out what's on the DVD yet.): 1. Opening announcements from Hugh Cherry 2. Blue Suede Shoes 3. This Ole House 4. Announcements and Johnny Cash intro from Hugh Cherry 5. Folsom Prison Blues 6. Busted 7. Dark As A Dungeon 8. I Still Miss Someone 9. Cocaine Blues 10. 25 Minutes To Go 11. I'm Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail 12. Orange Blossom Special 13. Long Black Veil, The 14

lol, I do the same exact thing. tho I have started listening to "Can't Stand It" again but I do skip "Either Way" for "You Are My Face."

I agree with this statement. however, I'm holding out for Cardinology to take over my #1 spot on Oct. 28. come to think of it, this has been an excellent year for music. a Wilco release, be it CD or DVD, woulda been the cherry on top of the ice cream for me...ah well, we still got some great shiz tho!

anyone read them "excerpts" from RA's new, soon-to-be-released book? if not, here they are! by the way, I lifted this from the RAA...: found this a while ago on tobeyoung - not sure as to the legitimacy of the statements but if nothing else it is interesting--if anyone can back this up it would be great- if not enjoy Re: Infinity Blues The knockers have started already. Poor Ryan. Quote: A sneak-peek at Adams' short story collection, due in 2009. BY RANDY HARWARD So Ryan Adams is diversifying: he's gonna issue a collection of prose via Brooklyn-based fringe publisher Akashic Book

how can you all forget about Monkey Mess?!

this set is sounding a lot better than I had imagined. I love that live version of High Water and Huck's Tune at the moment...

more JA news...I stole this from lonelyastronauts.com: "You Are Free" 60-minute documentary film Directed by Bryan Johnson, 2007 when: Thursday, October 2nd at 9:00pm where: as part of Pop Montreal Cinema du Parc 3575, av. Du Parc Montreal, Quebec "Documenting the first show of Joseph Arthur's 2005 tour at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, the film is an unforgettable blend of music, art, and drama. "You Are Free" goes beyond merely documenting the performance, it allows the viewer to truly get to know this unique artist. Performances are inter-cut with scenes of Arthur speaking

that's what I call a good friend. have a great time!

Angels and Airwaves are a pretty good band. their lead singer was the guitarist/ singer for Blink-182. never been much of a Weezer fan myself...have fun at the show, it should be fun regardless!

are you talking about the 88.1 station? ever since I got that radio connection thingy for my ipod, I've stopped listening to the radio but I may need to start again!

I've never seen a setlist with so many American Beauty songs on it. I wonder why they never played many songs off of this album? IMO, its their best.

there seems to be a Doors tune for every season. right now its 'Summer's Almost Gone.' Morning found us calmly unaware Noon burned gold into our hair At night, we swim the laughin' sea When summer's gone Where will we be

yea, me too. they must have a real love/ hate relationship. might be better if Adams starts his own record label to release what he wants when he wants sorta like Joseph Arthur did.

ya know, I had never listen to this album, well, maybe once, before reading this article, now I find myself listening to it all of the time. the songs like 'Burning Photographs,' 'Wish You Were Here,' 'Anybody Wanna Take Me Home' and 'So Alive' are great rock songs despite what the haters say.

Joseph Arthur and the Lonely Astronaut's new record, 'Temporary People' is now streaming in its entirety over at the LA's myspace: http://ca.myspace.com/thelonelyastronauts

is the 2nd demise of Foggy at hand again? i was really starting to get into that blog after missing out on it the first time, or not really caring all that much about it...here's the message from RA:

speaking of Egypt...has anyone purchased the Winterland 1973 set? I'm very tempted to but just can't bring myself to do it yet. if anyone has it, how's it sound/ look (artwork, etc.)?

I saw the Doors (of the 21st Century) play the entire L.A. Woman album from top to bottom in one night at Virginia Beach back in '03. it was also the first time it had ever been played in its entirety since their singer, Jim Morrison, passed away a few months after recording it.

I had this! also had the MC Hammer haircut for a while back in 1st-2nd grade.

thanks!

same here! I was 17 at the time I read that review during the summer of '02. right after I put that RS issue down, I was downloading IATTBYH. I didn't really get into them that much until I picked up Adult Head at a local book store in '04 and seeing them live like a month later. it was then that everything fell into place. ps: anyone know where I can find that Rolling Stone review of YHF? all I know is that it came out around the summer of '02...

what an awesome collection of tunes.