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Now that's cold. I don't know how you deal with it.

That would be cool. If he needs a place to crash.....

I think the point is, MCA never thinks about it. It truly is found money for them. They don't have to invest another dime in those titles and they turn a healthy profit year after year. MCA is not known for "selling off" titles by name acts. These are the guys who still own one Genesis rec...

There was a discussion on this a while back. I still say MCA will not touch these CDs, as long as they keep selling. And they still sell. No need to fix what ain't broke, from MCA's standpoint.

I downloaded Comet Cursor Plus and got myself a cool little parrot cursor. The best thing about doing it was, that it installed an Ad Zapper. It kills all those annoying pop up internet ads. I've had it for about a week and it has "zapped" 341 pop up ads. Victory is mine! It was free. Just...

If they're in good shape, buy 'em. I would.

pair8head wrote:Just me but I like Phinz Up

Agree on the spelling, but I'd keep trying to sell Mental Floss. I think that's great.

For a political laugh......
http://home.frognet.net/~barrycar/zzz/hardcoredean.mp3

You talkin' to me?

creeky wrote:Just stay here - you will be grateful for it...

Ditto.

Haven't heard. There is a great New Orleans music magazine called Offbeat. They tend to get the Jazzfest scoop pretty quick. Here's a link to the website.
http://www.offbeat.com/

Sorry if this has been discussed before. But......
I hate digi-packs. I love to take pristine artwork out of beat up cases and make them look new again. Does anyone know if there was ever a run of Don't Stop The Carnival in a jewel case? My digi-pack is looking a bit worn.

Since we all love Buffett, we share some musical common ground. I was curious what everyone's Top 5 were for 2003. I always get great suggestions from lists like this. To make it interesting, I'll skip MMIM and the Live releases. 1. The Mavericks - The Mavericks 2. Patty Griffin - A Kiss In Time 3. ...

Perhaps they just reprinted the credits from the vinyl. Hats off to the guy. He deserves a credit on my headstone for that picture.

1. Kick off the tour in Houston
2. Finish the tour in Houston.
3. Play Houston a few times in between.
That's not asking too much, is it?

Just in time to claim her on your 2004 tax return. Nice job and congratulations.

I think if he were trying to be subtle about it, it would come across as pretty pathetic. It seems genuine to me and he's gives credit where it's due. For the record, I'm not a fan, but I dug that one video.

I know what you mean. I always get excited when I hear JB on the radio or in a bar. Usually more excited in a bar.

I went to Target to get some office supplies and stumbled across some cool post-it and to-do-list pads. I went for the flip flop and aloha shirts.
Here's a link for the product line
http://www.reditag.com/papernotes2.html

A Behind The Music would be nice.