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and Saddam got together for a good old spliff the world might be a much safer place to be tonight. Actually, I figure at least two of them have done their share of spliffs.

Not that I'm cynical or anything, but the last thing Governments want is tobacco being banned. Where else are they going to make that amount of revenue from ?? Just a thought but don't y'all think

I've never really gotten into Landing on Water, though I did like it more than his previous effort "Old Ways". I've heard many of the songs without the synths, on the 1984 Catalyst show, and they

Oh come on! I believe marijuana is less harmful than alcohol or tobacco and should be legalized, but as subterfuges go, "industrial hemp" is not a very clever one. The guys who thought this one up

Lou...more to the picture has asked: who were the warm up bands for the 1986 rusted out garage tour? i have told people for years that it was social distortion and sonic youth, but a rustie at farm

Hi everyone, A friend mentioned to me that he once heard Bachman's cover of The Loner. I'm usually not a huge fan of other artists covering Neil's tunes, but I am a fan of Randy Bachman and would like

I might be. I have a freind that has an extra ticket. Now I have to find help here at my store on short notice. It would be great to see Willie at a small venue like that. Shawn McCorkle - Just Riding

"spookedhorse" wrote: Wow! I've been researching LeAnn Rimes....plus she's spent most of her life in Texas and she's only 20 years old... Och! She doesn't really have too much of a Texas accent*,

Industrial hemp production can do the same thing, and it's actually a product that is good for consumers and the environment. No wonder the gov't is against it.

Hello Aubriton and all on the Rusted Adventure, Aubriton Wrote, knowingly as per usual: << ...I think it is a great improvement over the incomplete wrong song order boot that had been out there... >>

The Rust Never Sleeps DVD is in the stores. I bought it just now.

I've just received a cd called Sunset Strip which is listed on the NY artwork page but when I click on it it's not there. Any ideas anyone? Perhaps knowing the date might help?... Any help would be

Re: LeAnn Rimes, "spookedhorse" wrote: Yeah, I originally had her mixed up with Faith Hill... And if that don't take the biscuit, I mixed up a Canadian C & W all- girl band, The Farmer's Daughter with

Wilco week has finally arrived for me! on Thursday i will be seeing the band at the Gypsy Tea Room in Dallas. Then the Wilco movie on saturday. I don't think i have been this as excited about a show

--- In rust@y..., "spookedhorse" <spookedhorse@r...> wrote: What these guys like James Taylor are really saying is saying 'Hey, Hank sr., Gram Parsons, Shelby Lynne and Allison M: We know that ya'll

how ya doin???? yes, you freaked him out. that eagle feather stuff was what i was worried about writing out and sending him....then you went n whipped it out at fa and did that thing with the natives.

Hi , I just received a copy of the above show . It is missing song #10 (Thrasher) according to Sugar Mountain set list. Do I have a bad disc? Is this the standard? Thanks Kathie

who were the warm up bands for the 1986 rusted out garage tour? i have told people for years that it was social distortion and sonic youth, but a rustie at farm aid tells me thats wrong (i didnt see

"spookedhorse" wrote: Special Tx to Deb and Randy for snapping the photo of Allison & Kid Rock and sending it my way. I've since learned that this photo was a team effort by two or three Rusties and,