Rob Not Bob

Supposedly they are going to be playing one Zep song tonight that they never performed live in the past.

HOT DOG!!

Nah, they played Hot Dog on the Zeppelin Over Europe tour

Fingers crossed for me that it will be Tea For One.

You look lovely, Lynn.

I'm high.

As well you should be.

Theme: Songs About Shrimp, Fish and/or fishermen, that would fit well into a short mockumentary film on fish farming in Vietnam

1. Primus - John The Fisherman

2. The Lovin' Spoonful - Fishin' Blues

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I live across from the Bronson Center ... so that is what the big lineup was for.

Hey, I have a 5 CD set somewhere of Black Crowes live covers, there should be plenty to choose from.

which one would you be, RnB? Spite or Envy?

Actually, upon further reflexion and given the fact that Hux owns a sailboat, yuo'd have to be Spite

I was banking on me being Spite ... I am plenty Spiteful.

Spite and envy.

You and I need to form a duo, Hux, and call ourselves Spite And Envy.

Seriously, while I don't need to hear Mmm-bop again in my life, I have nothing against Hanson ... they are decent musicians and seem like pretty good folks.

It's not the source files ... if I stream something through Internet Explorer or run through media player it happens. How would I check if there are effects turned on for the sound card?

I've noticed that any time I play something on my computer (mp3, Mpeg, streaming, whatever) the sound is very echo-ey and boomy, like it is in a cave or something. I have no idea to fix this. I'm pretty sure it is not a problem with my speakers. Any suggestions? FWIW, my computer is running XP.

ralph is on drums, billy on bass

Billy Bass, that is the only way I remember it

The king of the the "Drunk On Cooking Sherry On The Air" capers had to be the Galloping Gourmet, Graham Kerr. Every show had at least one instance of this : "And then we add the wine ... I think this might be a bit much for this sauce :GLURK:" To borrow a bit from Q Magazine , "the Galloping bit might have been a bit much, but given the time he was doing this, anyone hosting a cooking show who wasn't wearing a ballgown was practically a Black Panther."

Anywho, being part-time Food TV addict, I loved the Urban Peasant and his relaxed oven-side manner. I will miss him.

The CD you are thinking of, Meggo, is Borrowed Tunes 2, a new compilation CD that is a sequel to the first borrowed tunes ... Amazon is refusing to give me a track listing.

Chrome Dreams 2 is the latest Neil Young CD and it is quite wonderful (don't try to find the first Chrome Dreams on Amazon, it was never released, although I do have a bootleg by that same name.)

I haven't heard Borrowed Tunes 2 but have had the first volume for ages. while there are a few mutts, in my book it is well worth having for the versions of I've Been Waiting For You, Human Highway, Birds, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, Look Out For My Love, Pocahontas and especially the Breits doing Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing.

I'm thinking it applies to something like , say, Dave's Energy Guide by Phish, which AFAIK does not appear on any official release by anyone ever.

I know Marco has explained things above and not to get too picky, but 'Dave's Energy Guide' was released by Phish on the Colorado 88 discs.

Its one of the only Phish CDs I actually own.

Hence the AFAIK ... I am way behind on my knowledge of Phish releases, archival or otherwise

I'm thinking it applies to something like , say, Dave's Energy Guide by Phish, which AFAIK does not appear on any official release by anyone ever. Or also Freeway Jam by Gov't Mule, which again AFAIK has never been officially released by Gov't Mule, if posted it would have to be posted as by Jeff Beck Group.

332: Songs The Black Crowes have covered

1. The Rolling Stones - Torn and Frayed

2. The Grateful Dead - Brokedown Palace

3. Otis Redding - Hard to Handle

4. The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

5. Earl Randle - Somebody's On Your Case

6. Bob Marley - Kinky Reggae

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Ollie Halsall

Patto!

David Gilmour

Steve Rothery

Steve Howe

Richard Thompson

Warren Haynes

Michael Hampton

Eddie Hazel

Frank Zappa

Robert Fripp

Neil Young

My favorite Beatle. RIP George

331: Songs About Birthdays

1. Soundgarden - 4th of July

2. Ween - Birthday Boy

3. Traditional - Happy Birthday

4. The Beatles - Birthday

5. Destiny's Child - Birthday

6. Cracker - Happy Birthday To Me

7. The Slip - Children of December

8. The Smiths - Unhappy Birthday

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"You'll get nothing and like it!"

You forgot someone

Her best performance was over 10 years before that in Easy Rider.

Ambulance Blues? Love Art Blues? Sa-weet!

Six greatest female singers of all time, to hell with genre, in the order of no particular, and it's from be so you can take it as definitive :

1) Kate Bush

2) Sandy Denny

3) Aretha Franklin

4) Patti Smith

5) Emmylou Harris

6) Ronnie Spector

That is all.

330: Songs on a Charity Album (specify album)

1. The Pretenders - Precious (Concerts for the People of Kampuchea)

2. Warren Zevon with David Lindley - Casey Jones (Deadicated)

3. George Harrison - BANGLA DESH (Concert for Bangladesh)

4. Bob Mould - Can't Fight It (No Alternative)

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