Matthew

Isn't the story that the Rolling Stones were petrified to come on after James Brown, and there was a convenient 45 minute "technical malfunction," that delayed the taping, after which, they got the nerve to go on?

All I want on dvd is the series Parker Lewis Can't Lose and the first season of the John Larroquette Show.

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Okay, you convinced me: OP disk two. I really enjoy this set...

Heard the title track on Sirius today myself. Very cool. Sounds like they have added "Darn That Dream" to the play list also -- which I happen to prefer.

After I read Roughing It, I'm always tempted to jump in my car and recreate the journey (that would be a good idea for a book also!).

I'm thinking of buying it...

Amazon has it for pre-order also Prestige Box

Got your message clocked at 5:26 p.m. So something is working.

Seattle Mariners vs. New York Yankees, September 18, 2009. Ghost of Miles: I don't think this is going to come out good for the Yankees...

You must love vocals and inaudible instruments. I recall when looking at the post release mayhem on the SH board that this title was the unanimous best of all the lot re: stereo vs mono. hmmm. I believe TTK has stated he hasn't hear any of the 09 remasters yet. His comment is correct regarding previous stereo versions of For Sale however I agree with you and the posters on the Hoffman forums that the 09 Stereo of For Sale is spectacular. Having spent time with both the mono and stereo boxes there are only two slam dunks as far as one album only sounds best in only one format all the way through re: stereo vs mono. Those are For Sale in Stereo and Rubber Soul in Mono. Even Peppers as mind blowing as the Mono is I still prefer Within Without You and Day In The Life in Stereo, The remastered cd is a vast improvement over the '89 version. What I really like about BFS is that it has a unique sound to it, it's just has a different feel to it then other Beatles' albums.

Looks like Griffey is getting ready for a good season. Think it will be his last, and he wants to go out having a good year. I see .275 25 hrs 80 rbi in 2010. I would really like to see him go out healthy, happy, with a great season on a good team. The full story. Ken Griffey Jr. is "ripped" and ready to go for spring training. Baseball's active home run leader had his second arthroscopic knee surgery in 12 months in October, to remove a bone spur. And Seattle Mariners trainer Rick Griffin says Griffey is "better now than he was at any time last year."Griffin spent a few days with Griffey at his home in Florida this winter. The trainer said Thursday the slugger who turned 40 on Nov. 21 has lost about 7 pounds. Griffey's even bragging about his new physique. "He told our general manager that he's going to be ripped. We'll see," Griffin said, smiling three weeks before the Mariners begin spring training.

Listened to Beatles For Sale last night, and the stereo version is spectacular. Loved the album also, like a lot of others said already, the songs on it have not been played to death over the years. It sounded very fresh.

91!!??!! It doesn't seem possible. Anyway, a great talent. RIP

I can hear Suzyn Waldman now: "Damon is a YANKEE! Damon is a YANKEE! Damon is a YANKEE!" all the while sobbing tears of joy.

First of all -- I couldn't happen to a nicer player and team! I love how the Yankees all of a sudden are Mr. Responsible when it comes to spending money. The Yankees 2009 payroll was 208,097,414, and 2010 is looking like 207,000,000. So, the Yankees are telling us they can't make the payroll 214 million? Bullstuff! Coming off a World Championship, the money has to be poring in at this point, and attendance most likely will increase, because they didn't sell out the New Yankee Stadium all that much. Call me crazy, but I still think on Opening Day Damon will be trotting out of the Yankee dugout, they need each too much at this point. They can easily dump Winn with no problems. Well, anyway, this Yankee hater is again saying that they might not even make the playoffs this year (please, please, please!). They are getting old, their outfield looks weak, and I don't think their pitching is all the great either. I dream of a Yankee collapse this year

Yeah, Damon is toast. No way the Yankees can have Winn, Swisher, and Damon. If I'm a Yankee fan, I'm not too thrilled with my outfield right now. Gardner/Winn in left, Granderson in center, and Swisher in right? *Yawn*

Nothing makes me feel more practical then putting together a bookshelf, even though I had to retrace my steps sometimes...

Date: October 21, 1975 Place: Fenway Park, Boston Game six: Cincinnati Reds vs. Boston Red Sox I wonder if this is a good game?

There is a lot of wonderful music on this cd, with Marsh especially being in great form. At first listen, I was very casual, then as the music went on, I had to pay attention because Marsh is playing so good, and so intense, yet it's a relaxed intensity. Ideas flowing out of him solo after solo, without repeating lines or falling into cliches, but very inventive with a wonderful tone. Great music at a great price.

Interesting that Glover's time at Gethsemane Abby coincide with the years that Thomas Merton was there. I wonder if there is a reference to Glover in Merton's journals...

Honestly, I do try to fool around and get the answer on my own, but I cannot figure this one out. I search for something, but I only get the first 200 posts on the subject, and I cannot figure out how to get beyond that amount. Is there a way to search a topic from day one of the board?

Air -- Air Time Warne Marsh -- All Music Roscoe Mitchell -- Nonaah Roscoe Mitchell -- Snurdy McGurdy and Her Dancin' Shoes Charles Tyler Ensemble -- Saga Of The Outlaws Anthony Braxton / Georg Graw -- Duo (Amsterdam) 1991

Warne Marsh: Ne Plus Ultra. Plus I'm getting an order ready for the Nessa Juggernaut.

I just noticed that iTunes has this for $19.99.