Does anyone know if there is an MP3 audio e-book available for Exposing the Hidden Things? MP3 format preferably..
basson_mommy12 wrote:
dulcinea3 wrote:
Don McLean did a concert at my college while I was an undergraduate. It was fantastic!
That's cool, Ruth! I'm trying to remember who came to my college. I do remember seeing Liv Taylor, double-bill with someone else - Jesse Colin Young, or something like that? And Aztec Two-Step. I missed Bonnie Raitt when she came.
From looking at what I posted at the start of my last work week, I'm sensing a trend after I get back from the weekend. Once again, it's
My at-work listening is a bit more repetitive than it used to be, because I've been loading CDs into iTunes, so I'm mostly listening to the 50 or so albums I've loaded so far. Next, I'm going to load some Motown stuff.
Yesterday I was listening to
(got them loaded here at work, too)
On the Third Day [Bonus Tracks]
New World Record [Bonus Tracks]
From Genesis to Revelation [Varèse Sarabande]
Although my copies of On the Third Day and From Genesis to Revelation don't look anything like those. The ELO one looks like the original LP cover:
BTW, I was watching a profile of Genesis the other day, and saw that there are a series of box sets out, with all the albums doubled up. Has anybody actually checked them out? Are they worth it? I have all the individual CDs already, and the first 'Archives' set.
dulcinea3 wrote:On the Third Day [Bonus Tracks]
New World Record [Bonus Tracks]
From Genesis to Revelation [Varèse Sarabande]
Although my copies of On the Third Day and From Genesis to Revelation don't look anything like those. The ELO one looks like the original LP cover:
BTW, I was watching a profile of Genesis the other day, and saw that there are a series of box sets out, with all the albums doubled up. Has anybody actually checked them out? Are they worth it? I have all the individual CDs already, and the first 'Archives' set.
Ok people of my generation find this amusing. I realized one day that all the Beatles's songs I liked, were actually done by ELO.
As to Genesis box sets, if you have the originals on CD don't bother. The remastering isn't noticeable and there's a complete lack of bonus material. My nephew was highly disappointed.
TiggerBear wrote:
Ok people of my generation find this amusing. I realized one day that all the Beatles's songs I liked, were actually done by ELO.
As to Genesis box sets, if you have the originals on CD don't bother. The remastering isn't noticeable and there's a complete lack of bonus material. My nephew was highly disappointed.
And then you get the best of both worlds - The Traveling Wilburys, with both George Harrison and Jeff Lynne! (with a few other insignificant artists, named Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, and Tom Petty...)
I'm surprised to hear about the boxed sets, because they appeared to have an almost excessive amount of bonus material. For every album, there are two discs, and there are supposed to be a lot of interviews and DVD stuff. Are these the ones he has?
dulcinea3 wrote:
TiggerBear wrote:
Ok people of my generation find this amusing. I realized one day that all the Beatles's songs I liked, were actually done by ELO.
As to Genesis box sets, if you have the originals on CD don't bother. The remastering isn't noticeable and there's a complete lack of bonus material. My nephew was highly disappointed.
And then you get the best of both worlds - The Traveling Wilburys, with both George Harrison and Jeff Lynne! (with a few other insignificant artists, named Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, and Tom Petty...)
I'm surprised to hear about the boxed sets, because they appeared to have an almost excessive amount of bonus material. For every album, there are two discs, and there are supposed to be a lot of interviews and DVD stuff. Are these the ones he has?
He made a point of calling up pissed because he just dropped his 2 month spending budget and didn't get any content he didn't have before. It may be that he has already bought the bonus content included elsewhere. Boy's cd collection contains Gensis, AC/DC, ZZ Top, and Fresh Prince only; yet still he's got well over 100. (shrug)
Anyone know a website with the bonus content listed? Not all bonus material is considered equal. I myself was disappoint once when the Fleetwood Mac (the green set) bonus material was just their earliest albums best of. I already had the Peter Green era albums.
stinaCV wrote:I'm currently listening to Sade at this time..... Her "greatest hits" cd, I truly can't get eough of it.
Have you listened to her latest
Soldier of Love yet?
I think her voice has dropped an octave. Still silk smooth though.
I'm still listening to the New Moon soundtrack in the car -- there's some really awesome tracks on there. Regardless of the film's merits, the album is excellent.
At my store, two albums that we've had in heavy rotation on our overhead music system have caught on with me:
They're just so darned upbeat and catchy! 
