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HBO series, I think, so there's some delay before it appears on Cdn specialty movie channels. Better to DL it.

Breaking Bad is on AMC. Hold off and watch it from the beginning, or else you will be lost.

Walking Dead is also an AMC show, but Season One was only six episodes or so, I think. I believe Season Two is supposed to be a full 13-episode season.

Neil Young & The International Harvesters, A Treasure.

Steely Dan for $11 is money well spent! Journey, on the other hand...

Congratulations!

I got it after about six or seven tries. I was a little disappointed that there were no fireworks or other shiny, sparkly graphics to celebrate my victory.

Happy birthday!

Nice! Enjoy.

Derek Bailey/ Pat Metheny/ Greg Bendian/ Paul Wertico, The Sign Of 4.

Three discs of essentially full-on improv. Best heard in single-disc doses. Full marks for the Sherlock Holmes-reference "song" titles, though.

I'm thinking the books are going to be must-reads for me at this point. But I'm going to try to hold off until after the first season ends, so that I still have some viewing surprises. Plus, I have a 13-hour flight coming up in the fall, so that should about do me for the first book.

Joseph Arthur is worth checking out if you aren't seeing anyone else at that time.

Hampton Grease Band, Music To Eat.

Happy birthday!

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Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears, Tell 'em What Your Name Is!

Hot damn, this is good.

A lot of the cast from the first three movies will be back in this movie, which is a little worrying since only Bilbo, Gandalf, and Gollum should be back.

Elrond was in The Hobbit, wasn't he?

I am in complete agreement. And, as you say, the responses are insightful - not in their content, but in what they reveal about the commenters.

I bet Bob Rae would make an excellent leader for the Hell's Angels!

Sad. I still remember the first time I heard "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" (I think it was on CFMU). I was driving, and had to pull over so that I could write down the name of the artist when the DJ came on afterwards.

New York Dolls, New York Dolls.

Here's hoping he puts out an equivalent release from the Bluenotes tour, that one had bunches of still unreleased songs.

I recall reading that Neil had an entire double album from that tour ready to be released back in '88 or so, only to cancel it at the last minute with a typical-of-Neil "I've moved on to something else now" reason for doing so.

* Denotes Previously Unreleased Track

1. *Amber Jean (9/20/84) Nashville Now TV - Nashville, TN

2. Are You Ready For The Country? (9/21/84) Riverbend Music Center - Cincinnati, OH

3. It Might Have Been (9/25/84) Austin City Limits TV - Austin, Texas

4. Bound For Glory (9/29/84) Gilleys Rodeo Arena - Pasadena, TX

5. *Let Your Fingers Do The Walking (10/22/84) Universal Amphitheater Universal City, CA

6. Flying On The Ground Is Wrong (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 7. Motor City (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA

8. *Soul Of A Woman (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA

9. Get Back To The Country (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA

10. Southern Pacific (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN

11. *Nothing Is Perfect (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN

12. *Grey Riders (9/10/85) Pier 84 - New York City, NY

Link with almost no information about tracklisting.

Anyway, it's live from 1984 with the International Harvesters. It doesn't say that it is part of the ongoing Archive Performance Series or not, but there doesn't see to be the little NYAPS logo in the top left corner of the cover like on the other releases, so maybe this one is standing on its own for some reason.

I read somewhere that a bunch of people are buying inflatable sex dolls, filling them with helium and then releasing them all at once just to screw with the fundies.

3:11 Korean time, still no sign of vanishing people.

Col. Bruce Hampton & The Aquarium Rescue Unit, Mirrors Of Embarassment.

Happy birthday Old Balls!