Robert J

Here's to a good one Paul.

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Happy birthday Organissimo! For all the BNBB complaining, reminiscing, etc - the Big O board has been around much longer for most of us. -------------- btw - The people who make up the ridiculous anniversary gift lists say that 5 years means wood. So according to the experts, we should be giving Jim one of the following: Top 6 Traditional Fifth Year Anniversary Gifts - Wood 1. Bonsai Plant 2. Pine Scented Candle 3. Wood Furniture 4. Wood Carvings 5. Firewood 6. Woody Fragrances

It seems to be a trend..... expulsion and refuge

http://www.cnn.com/2008/SHOWBIZ/Music/03/0...h.ap/index.html

Have a good one!

Funny how lately we're all being cautious not to pull a "bluenote82" by reposting some news item or topic. (I also erred today on that front!)

Doh - and I even tried a forum search first

Marcello - you are correct, he's also a great educator. I've been working through Vols 1 & 2 for a bit now. http://www.jerrybergonzi.com/books.htm

My loser brother in law is doing this. He's more into hard rock and pop and he absolutely loves the convenience of his Ipod. So much so, that he's ripped all of his cd's (and will sell them) and is now using the Ipod as his main music player for his hi-fi system (that I helped recommend - NAD, Energy speakers, surround sound, good cabling, etc). As a result, he wants to also get rid of his NAD cd/dvd players. He can't seem to notice the difference between cd quality and mp3. He's also trashed using the nad dvd in favour of his PlayStation 3 because it plays Blue Ray. The upside is maybe I'll be "gifted" the cd and dvd player (did I mention he's a tax accountant)

http://www.videofantastica.com/view_video/31903/

Gotta hurt though: "Email me a photo I will paint it with my penis burning..."

UP. This show is now in the PJ archives. Having a good listen now. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.p...toryId=17460558

poor kid. It was the 1980s.

He's playing live and on the net as of 12noon EST http://www.xpn.org/index.php

I think they have something streaming from their web site. Did you meaning "steaming"? When I was in university I recall WJZZ in Detroit having a Sunday night NA show, c 1986. I admit to listening and maybe I was slightly enamoured (or desperate). I just got my new DX7 and these dudes like Azuma, Patrick O'Hearn, Yanni and Suzanne Ciani were on the Private Music label making noise with their DX7s. I even met the DJ of that show cause I had a demo I made of some new age noodling. (The WJZZ station was to my suprise just a small house.) Luckily this phase, like listening to Black Sabbath in my basement at 14, soon passed.

Snowing in Toronto. But it's not cold!

pianists Dado Moroni Rossano Sportiello http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H0xAcxH-Qg

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Happy Birthday David.

Hell yeah!

I saw him in the fall of 2005 with Fugazi drummer Brendan Canty, bassist Jason Narducy and keys Richard Morel. It was great and they've made a dvd from that. I knew nothing of the 'new' album Body Of Song, and stopped buying after FUEL. Still, in front of the stage with earplugs, sober Bob 10 feet away - it was a highlight for me that year. Don't know what to expect this time, but I think he's gotten the gay dance-club tunes out of his system. This was the setlist from the last tour (as on the DVD) “The Act We Act” (Sugar, Copper Blue) “A Good Idea” (Sugar, Copper Blue) “Changes” (Sugar, Copper Blue) “Circles” (Bob Mould, Body of Song) “Paralyzed” (Bob Mould, Body of Song) “I Am Vision, I Am Sound” (Bob Mould, Body of Song) “Underneath Days” (Bob Mould, Body of Song) “Hoover Dam” (Sugar, Copper Blue) “See A Little Light” (Bob Mould, Workbook) “High Fidelity” (Bob Mould, Body of Song) “Hardly Getting Over It” (Hüsker Dü, Candy Apple Grey) “Could You Be The One?” (Hüsker Dü, Warehouse: Songs and Stories) “I Apologize” (Hüsker Dü, New Day Rising) “Chartered Trips” (Hüsker Dü, Zen Arcade) “The Receipt” (Bob Mould, Modulate) “Best Thing” (Bob Mould, Body of Song) “Celebrated Summer” (Hüsker Dü, New Day Rising) “Beating Heart The Prize” (Bob Mould, Body of Song) “Egoverride” (Bob Mould, Bob Mould) “If I Can’t Change Your Mind” (Sugar, Copper Blue) “Helpless” (Sugar, Copper Blue) “Makes No Sense At All” (Hüsker Dü, Flip Your Wig) “Man On The Moon” (Sugar, Copper Blue)

Bob's back in town! March 2008 5 - Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue 6 - Milwaukee, WI - Shank Hall 7 - Chicago, IL - Metro 8 - Cleveland Heights, OH - Grog Shop 10 - Toronto, Ontario - Mod Club 12 - Boston, MA - Paradise 13 - New York, NY - The Fillmore at Irving Plaza 14 - Philadelphia, PA - Trocadero 15 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club 16 - Carrboro, NC - Cat's Cradle 18 - Atlanta, GA - Variety Playhouse 20 - Austin, TX - Antone's 22 - Boulder, CO - Fox Theatre 24 - Solana Beach, CA - Belly Up Tavern 25 - Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theater 26 - San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall 28 - Portland, OR - Doug Fir Lounge 29 - Seattle, WA - Neumo's 30 - Vancouver, British Columbia - Richard's on Richards

Aldo Nova ("Fantasy") at Pine Knob with Blue Oyster Cult. Circa summer of 82. Oddly BOC also featured Robbie Krieger (the Doors) on guitar (for "Roadhouse Blues") and a live chopper motorcylce driven onstage for "Born to Be Wild".