The Seeker

They're suing them, what, about 30 years after the recording? I would at least try and get more than just 300 $.

The Cranberries + Westlife. *cough*

Thursday december 30th: Birthdays -1928: Bo Diddley -1937: Paul Stookey of Peter, Paul and Mary -1939: Del Shannon -1942: Mike Nesmith -1945: Davy Jones

Hello Evan! Another Who-fan

You got all this the day before yesterday????Awesome....

I love this band, jr! :: The Who, and don't try to argue.

Remasters by Led Zeppelin (bought it myself, though. Kashmir's on it! I finally got it!), and Tommy on vinyl. (bought it myself as well, for 5 pound, original issue. I thought it would cost a fortune.)

1.Tommy--The Who 2.Sell Out--The Who 3.Abbey Road--The Beatles 4.20 Golden Greats--The Beach Boys 5.Between The Buttons--The Rolling Stones 6.Woodstock Soundtrack 7.Every other Who-album ..and dozen others I forgot

-A lot of the songs in the charts -the Ketchup song Christmas Version (as well as the Summer one)

The Beatles--Anthology (it costs a fortune, or at least it did when I bought it) Keith Moon--Dear Boy by Tony Fletcher, an awesome book. The American issue is called Moon-Life and Death of A Rock Legend.

The Who

I suppose you forgot to put The Who on the list?

April Come She Will--Simon&Garfunkel

February--Joan Baez

I Am The Walrus Acros The Universe Rain You Know my Name (Look Up The Number) Hey Bulldog I'm Only Sleeping and most of Abbey Road

On TV or rather DVD I watched Where The Money Is, but I fell asleep halfwy during it. But I liked the bits I saw. I haven't rented anything for ages, though the library's for free and there are so many good films, I think I should overcome my laziness and walk the two hundred meters.

I've got another one, not googled or anything either. Thursday (Country Joe McDonald) Thursday Some people, They find each other. I found you, I found you, I found you. I found you, I found you, I found you. I suppose the hidden depths and meanings in this song must be awesome. ::

The Who--Listening To You The Beatles-- Yesterday or Yellow Submarine, I suppose Stones--Satisfaction Small Faces--Lazy Sunday Led Zeppelin--D´Stairway To Heaven Jimi Hendrix--Purple Haze

It was only on the original records, I think. As far as I know, it's nowhere available. But I have the text of the full introduction (they excluded most of the best jokes!).

Summer Wine and, well, Always Look On The Bright Side of Life.

Now that's something nice for a sweet little love-song. ::

I heard on a John Lennon song, or rather a Yoko Ono-one, "You make me be myself."

It's only on the remastered version, I think, and even there is not the whole introduction included. It's Pete introducing the song, by the way.

The Who complete (which means with Keith) The Beatles The Stones with Brian Jones Led Zeppelin The Grateful Dead The Small Faces Woodstock