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Speaking of Funny Rat, when will Chaney post in this thread?

The Living End is, I feel, one of the best live albums around. Up there with The Who's Live At Leeds & KISS Alive!

I love Land Speed Record.

I wonder if Grant Hart will be putting out an album in the future. Last one was 1999 Good News For Modern Man. I'd buy something by Hart, but I'm lost on Mould.

I remember Stewart Copeland was the original drummer for D21C. Why did he end up leaving, and so soon after it started?

Rocky & Bullwinkle Season 3 out Sept. 6 South Park Season 6 out Oct. 11

Jandek is playing 3 live shows in the US. Amazing.

I'm curious myself as the other 2 bass albums were during my least liked batch of albums. And with reports that Glasgow Sunday is very different from those only adds to that. I think that's what I'll do with the buying of future releases is wait for 2 albums to come out before I order each time. I can't wait for #41-60 to come out just to save some $. Although if he keeps up at this rate, that might be in about 5 years...nah, I don't want to wait.

A new studio album is out, Raining Down Diamonds. I ordered this and Glasgow Sunday yesterday.

Where is Bright Moments when you need him? This is right up his alley.

Well put John.

Don't forget about Coltrane Live At The Half Note 1965 coming out in October now. That's a 2 cd set I believe. Thank God I have stuff to trade for some of this!

Blue Corpse & You Walk Alone are both like that & a lot of fans site these as favorites. It allows more musicality (?) and melody plus interaction which would change anyone's sound who's been playing solo before that.

I stand by my review of Follow Your Footsteps: one of his best. Part of the reason is because other people play with him. I'm enjoying your reviews John. Chaney, where's your One Foot In The North review?

Hey, I revised my opinion of On The Way. I agree with both of you, but You Walk Alone is one of his best and accecible though best doesn't mean accecible and visa versa.

Alright, more reviewers and John's are out of order. That's cool and unexpexted as to which one will be next.

I'm waiting for the DVD to order the cd of the show.

Forgive my ignorance, but which line tells me what version of firmware I have?

I heard OS 9 has USB problems and that's the main reason I never upgraded. Everything I have is USB. Is there any truth to this?

Software overview Mac OS overview Finder: 8.6 System: 8.6 US Active enabler: None At Ease: Not installed QuickTime: 6.0.3 File sharing: is off Startup device Name: Macintosh HD Type: Hard drive Location: ID = 0 Bus: Internal ATA Startup device Name: Macintosh HD Type: Hard drive Location: ID = 0 Bus: Internal ATA Memory overview Disk cache: 4 MB Virtual memory: is off Built-in memory: 128 MB Location Size Memory type J3/BOTTOM 64 MB DIMM J1/TOP 64 MB DIMM Video memory: 2 MB Backside L2 cache: 512K Memory overview Disk cache: 4 MB Virtual memory: is off Built-in memory: 128 MB Location Size Memory type J3/BOTTOM 64 MB DIMM J1/TOP 64 MB DIMM Video memory: 2 MB Backside L2 cache: 512K Hardware overview Model name: iMac Keyboard type: Apple USB Keyboard Processor info: PowerPC G3 Machine speed: 233 MHz FPU: Built-in Network overview Ethernet Link: up Speed: 100 Mbps Duplex: full Modem Name: iMac Internal 56K Protocol: V.90 Version: V2.100-V90 Status: Information gathered. Open Transport Installed: Yes Active: Yes Version: 2.0.3 AppleTalk Installed: Yes Active: No Version: Not available TCP/IP Installed: Yes Active: Yes Version: 2.0.3 Personal Web Sharing: is off Multihoming: is off Production information ROM revision: $77D.44B5 Boot ROM version: 3.0.f2 Mac OS ROM file version: 1.4

How is Father Ted? Would you rank it with Fawlty Towers and other well known British shows?

I appreciate the thought, but twenty copies of Worthless Recluse? That seems a bit excessive... QUOTE(Chaney @ Jun 22 2005, 09:23 PM) Corwood sent a very brief answer to the two questions I asked in my order letter. On the back of a current catalog the words "yes" "yes" are written in what looks like two different sets of handwriting. The questions being answered are "is the Glasgow 2004 DVD still going to be released?" and "will the two 2005 live performances be released?" So, good news on both of those.

Happy listening John. Hope you're up to the challenge. I think it was Jim Dye who bought 11 cds and didn't really like them.

The Simpsons-Seasons 1-5 (Season 6 out 8/16!) Family Guy-Seasons 1-3 South Park-Seasons 1-5 Rocky & Bullwinkle Seasons 1-2 Northern Exposure-Seasons 1-3 The Tick The Young Ones Fawlty Towers The Vicar Of Dibley Monty Python (Series 1-4) MASH-Seasons 1-2 Strangers With Candy-Seasons 1-3 Edit: Just bought: Futurama-Season 1 Buffy The Vampire Slayer-Season 1 Both at Sams for $14.48! They had Season 1 of King Of The Hill for the same price also.

It originally had 10GBs I believe. I added 20 GBs. It's the first iMac that came out in 1998. I got it as a severence package from a job and it had Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark, Word for MacIntosh and some other stuff. I tossed what I didn't need and have a startup disc and backups of my programs I got for free!!!