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Yeah! Back to larger digests, meaning fewer emails, meaning a happier wife. Count me as one who appreciates the return to the larger (25 messages) Digests. And were the Topica ones numbered like

If you become a digester you see no advertising! Kjell -- Get your firstname@lastname email at http://Nameplanet.com/?su

Just to clarify and/or provide counterpoint a few of the points... That's a BIT of an exageration -- it was rare to have more than one HTML post within a digest. I worked hard to educate folks to

Neil Young History for January 30, 1971 Neil performs solo at UCLA Royce Hall in Los Angeles, California. This is during the Journey Through The Past Solo Tour.

Now that list is working, I am reposting: *Front Row Seats, Section 319 (Side Elevation--these provide good view-- see UC seating chart) *Remain seated for whole show-- no one can stand and obstruct

Gary, Try Surf Pal, www.panicware.com , a free pop-up stopper. You may initially get the feeling you've lost the ability to have more than one browser window open at a time when you first start

I second that emotion!!! Ed Here's to R*E*A*C*T*O*R! If he doesn't win ROTM this month for the fast and <seemingly> clean transfer to YG, then no one deserves it.

as a kid growning up i always thought he was committing suicide too. until one day a few years ago my dad told me that he was shot as he was aiming his gun. it made so much sense since

Hi Everyone, Neil gets a few words about Charles Manson in this article from The Age at: http://www.theage.com.au/entertainment/2002/01/30/FFXWQ3EK0XC.html The article is about rock's "flirtion"

Too bad Woody's perspective didn't catch on with many folks..... Kurt Speakin' Out Pete Seeger, June 1967: When Woody Guthrie was singing hillbilly songs on a little Los Angeles radio station in the

Jules (and others) helped me out with I.D.-ing a few of these songs: I should have known that one :( Not being a big Crosby fan, I can see how I'd miss this one. Now THAT'S a new one to me!

Hello Rustorolians, After seeing the 78 Rust Tour at the Chicago Stadium, I was hooked on Neil Young and Crazy Horse. I was a fan, and I saw him before in 76, but it was not the same as afterwards.

--- M Mariko Yamashita <71461.1740@...> wrote: Hey, I remember laundromats. No romances with any welfare mothers, but I do remember talking to some nice folks there. I always associate

--- David Lybrand <reactor@...> wrote: These are good things. Thanks for the info, David. Now, David has been totally cool about this thing I'm about to write about. But I remember a couple

Geoff with the doves writes: Yes, I have a thought. Are laundromats such "gross" places then? <g> The one I went to when I was an apartment dweller in college seemed quite tidy, and always smelled

People, for my Nils Lofgren tree there were more than 160 sign ups. The show is awesome and all of you won't be disappointed. Currently I'm putting together the structure (which is not easy for

Excellent post from Bob, the man who gives us the Neil history each day! Thanks! -George PRISONER OF ROCK 'N' ROLL PS I gotta stop putting << >> around stuff I quote, because the quote always

Nice write as always Doc. Please rest assured that I am fine : ) Send $ not flowers, all the kids seem to be out growing their shoes at once, and my oldest<Age 19> and in college has $$$$

On the AOL Neil board, in the Reprise folder, it says: "Yes, yes, we are going to put out the Big 6 reissues in your lifetime." If you're on AOL and want to see, (Not that there's anything to see.

Here's to R*E*A*C*T*O*R! If he doesn't win ROTM this month for the fast and <seemingly> clean transfer to YG, then no one deserves it. We who are the administrators have the thankless tasks, and