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fRedSun writes: << "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

I'd like to see a real Nils/Neil fan get these. The auction ends in a couple of hours for Cry Tough fan magazines and a Backstreets. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?

if America could cut down it's meat consumption by just 10 percent, that the freed up land that now is dedicated to feeding animals could feed the rest of the world. I cannot substantiate that

dvdschles writes: << The truth is that tobacco has saved more family farms than any other crop in this country. You must look beyond the surface to understand the consequences of political action. >>

samples of Camel cigarettes which, I assume, the tobaccos within were grown on organic family farms, eh?>> Actually a lot of tobacco is grown by family farmers and they are feeling the pinch because

Can anyone tell me what the differences between the promotional and released versions of the Aerosmith live recording "A Little South Of Sanity" are? Barry Hicks barryghicks@... -- Remember,

Lots of pics of the performances, as well as a (tiny) video of the full press conference, available here: http://musicbenefits.com/farmaid RE*AC*TOR

Charlie Macon wrote: Or if you'd rather HEAR that, pull out your copy of the Changing Highways tribute.... RE*AC*TOR

Never did hear where the rust row was at? Sounds like they were pretty decent seats. mike

Hey there Fred, sorry to have missed your birthday....but dangit....HAPPY BIRTHDAY from your "other home".....you guessed it....TEXAS! ;) Take care, Charlie

For me the best of LOW (Landing on Water) is "Weight of the World".....just listen to those chords and imagine that heathen synth replaced by an acoustic guitar, or heck, maybe even a Gibson Les Paul

rust@... writes: I've always liked Hard Luck Stories, it bops right along as you're driving from Rouyn-Noranda, QC to Cochrane, ON, meese staring back from the shoulders in the slowly

Zumafan wrote: I always thought he sang "old enough to REPAINT but young enough to sell," a reference to the difficult decision whether to repaint the house you currently live in or sell it and move

Just as a reality-check about whether there actually ARE tickets in the 100's available... In the 4 years of concerts that I have and will have attended, I have been on the grass twice, 202 last year

Zumafan wrote: Damn! For years, YEARS, since I bought the album when

From: "mikecoe" <mikecoe@...> Rust Row was in various places. My two were in sec. 7, row M. Soldier Steve was two rows behind me. These seats seemed to be in the middle of a big Farm Aid block of

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Now that I have come out of hiding, and I am back on the list, I would like to grovel for the great "Perfect Echo" set. I can send you my list, or send you blanks. Thanks! =Chief Broken Arrow=

I live out in farm country, have cornfields in the back yard side yard and across the street. It is beautiful this time of year. Some of my farmer friends think Neil is full of shit, they say that if