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  1. Damn, sorry to hear that. That entire Road to Hell album is really good. Stlll have the cassette floating around somewhere. Rest in peace sir.
  2. And in case you want more, here are the Animals demos that came out at the same time
  3. By the way, bootlegs came out years ago of some rough mixes, these are NOT on the box set, and are really interesting
  4. FYI the Pink Floyd youtube channel is running a WYWH 50 weekend, playing stuff off the new box set, right now they're playing the early instrumental version of Shine On, great stuff
  5. You are probably right, because we had 4th row seats in front of the stage and I was one of the only men there. Lots of flannel that night.
  6. Knew this was coming but had hopes Raul could hold out a while longer. Fuck. Saw them back in their "heyday" at the Erwin Center with Mary Chapin Carpenter opening, fantastic show. Flaco joined them on stage, it was great. About 10 years ago, they tried to start a music festival here in Taylor, the "Stomp n Holler" festival. They got the Mavericks to headline, it was incredible. My polka band played out in the gazebo earlier in the day, so I guess technically I can say I got to open up for the Mavericks. Rest in peace sir.
  7. 45 - 2: Janis Joplin "Me & Bobby McGee" and Johnny Cash "A Boy Named Sue" LP: Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison Cassette: Billy Joel - The Stranger CD: Roger Waters - Radio KAOS (actually the first one I ever bought was 10cc - Greatest Hits 1972-78, didn't even have a CD player, just knew I would some day so I carried it from apartment to apartment until I got one, when I bought the Roger Waters CD (and Def Leppard - Hysteria), I also got my first CD player, put it on my Sears credit card, only $300+) download: no idea, but 99% sure it was some Beatles bootleg outtakes
  8. Fuck yeah, send those fuckers back to gomerville with their tails between their legs, poooooo raggy
  9. Goodbye Willie Beans (don’t even ask, his real name was Charlie). I know you are running around again like the wild dog you were before we rescued you, chasing squirrels and making friends with everyone you ever met, just to get a scratch and a pet. Endless sunny days laying in the grass and all the chew sticks you want.
  10. Fremont Brewing Imperial Winter Ale at Circa, West Seattle, last night seeing the daughter and son in law
  11. Had plenty, this is hotel room, end of the day, night cap drinking, about to take our first-born and her husband out for a first anniversary dinner, will order something appropriately local and report herewith
  12. Except Gus Polinski was obviously Polish or Slovenian and played that yankee style of polka, nothing like Czech at all…
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