Grateful Dead

On it's way!!! "In a bed, in a bed, by the waterside I will lay my head. Listen to the river sing sweet songs, to rock my soul."

Just got em!!!! Yeah, AR is beautiful in places...Petit Jean State Park is like 15 minutes or so from me...It's a nice lil chill spot, lots of trails, waterfalls, overlooks, good times..... I'm in the final stages of getting my transfer through..asssuming all goes well there, I'll be moving to Dallas (Richardson), TX at the beginning/middle of April. "In a bed, in a bed, by the waterside I will lay my head. Listen to the river sing sweet songs, to rock my soul."

The Arkansas Ozarks are beautiful. Visited Petit Jean State Park about 35 years ago, very nice. ************************************** *The white zone is for loading and unloading only* **************************************

My ears hurt just visualizing Peter Townsend and Roger Daltry rockin' and rollin'. The Stones 1971 and 1973 discs are off to Morillton AR, on the north bank of the wonderful ArKANSas River, in between the Quachita and Ozark Mtns. If you've never seen northwest Arkansas, it's very scenic and hilly with cool mountain springs and rivers designed for fly-fishing, canoeing, kayaking, camping and hiking. Where's fluffhead420 moving to next?

-----Here come a riddle, here come a clueIf you were really smart, you'd know what to do when I say Why am I going out of my head, whenever you're around? The answer is obvious, love has come to town-----

Gr8fulTed--If you get a Who's Next CD album today, it comes loaded with bonus material. I watched Tommy within the last year. Their best album was Quadrophenia.

The 2 Stones cd's are off to fluffhead420 tomorrow. I had to convert the cda's to wav's.

Wasn't that a great album by the Who? Have you seen the rock opera Tommy lately? Check it out. Roger Daltry is 65 today, btw... Well, I got my Ya-Ya's out with theses Stones cds, and they're getting dusty waiting for the next customer. Where's Fluffhead420 live? An address will be very helpful...

It's easy to see why the Stones are a great, if not the greatest, rock n roll band: I've seen 'em twice, 30 years apart. Both shows openned w Brown Sugar, a big bang and a cloud of smoke. I need an address for the next person to receive these discs. Thanks, Birdsong, for the opportunity to hear these tunes.

It's one of those very few live performances that I would have sold my soul to see.....Oroboros, your so right; this show sucks you in right about 1/2 way through Stray Cat Blues. I taste a touch of brown liquor and I find myself stripping to my boxers, headbanging, airguitaring, and strutting around my living room using an empty paper towel roll for a microphone! They were beyond superstars. "Music would play and Felina would Whirl."