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That's where one person dons spiked heels and the other shouts, "Whip it!
Whip it good!"
...oops sorry, that's S&M...
That's where one person holds out his hand which has some warm, gooey mess
on it and says, "Melts in your mouth, not in your hands."
....oops sorry, that's S&M, too, oops again, I mean M&M

Reminds me of the joke -
The masochist said to the sadist, "Hit me! Hit me!"
And the sadist said (Best intoned in a slow, low, cruel voice), "No."


In the days I used to trade or branch, I never really minded B(lanks) &
P(ostage), because I sstarted with no burner and no trade list, and I
figured it was a good way to give back what was so freely given. But after
awhile, it would sometimes be frustrating if a B&P'er forgot proper postage
(and what, I'm like gonna ask them to send another 17 cent stamp?), or sent
crap blanks (I used to make all the copies up front, then use the blanks to
replenish).

What I had success with, and what I wish would become more of the norm, was
having the B&P'er send two cd's from their collection that I didn't have,
which I copied for myself and sent back to them with the 2 cd's from the
tree or the trade. No P necessary, no B necessary, I just re-use the
envelope they used to send their discs to me, putting 4 discs back where two
began. Win-win.
...the fox goes looking for a friend

Hey Rusted Ones!

Kodak is selling these disks
for 15.00 per 50 spindle

or .40 each with jewel cases
US only shipping

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ed

"Wheel in The Ditch..."

After reading Rich's comments about the Life album, I re-listened to
the Life album. I don't remember the lyrics from the song Cryin Eyes
that he mentioned ("Your life's like riding on a fast train. It's
easy to see far away. But right up close it's just a blurry haze,
flying by from day to dayyyyaaaay.") and those lyrics are
particularly impressive.

The song Cryin Eyes is good, but it seems like that song gets cut off
too soon on the album. I wanted it to go on for longer.

Also, I love the song When Your Lonely Heart Breaks. It's really a
beautiful song. I love the backing vocals (I assume it's Billy). I
wouldn't be surprised if he was on the verge of tears when he was
singing that.

The production on the song We Never Danced kind of reminds me of
Laurie Anderson's song O Superman, the way they have that repetitive
sound affect in the background. Also, it reminds me of the song
Someday from the Freedom album. It has that same kind of keyboard
sound to it.

Mideast Vacation has very good production. It's very sophisticated,
but not overdone.


Left For Dead

In roughly chronological order:

Mr. Soul -- Buffalo Springfield Again
Cinnamon Girl-- EKTIN
Down By The River-- EKTIN
Ohio -- So Far (CSNY), Decade
Don't Be Denied -- Time Fades Away
Ambulance Blues -- On the Beach
See the Sky About To Rain -- On the Beach
Like A Hurricane -- American Stars 'n' Bars
My My, Hey Hey -- Rust Never Sleeps
Captain Kennedy -- Hawks & Doves
RITFW -- Freedom
Country Home -- Ragged Glory


This list might be diffewrent with more than 2 from any one album.

EKTIN
On the Beach
Tonight's the Night
Time Fades Away
tie: Rust Never Sleeps, Ragged Glory

Hi Friends,

Can't resist these damn lists!

1) Tonight's the Night!
2) Tonight's the Night!
3) Tonight's the Night!
4) Tonight's the Night!
5) Are you Passionate!

"I take my orders from Lookout Joe"
Danny

p.s. honorable mention to Tonight's the Night

Daryl wrote:
"I was a little disappointed in the song. I'll be patient and give it a few
more listens but I thought the similarities were definitely there."

I've been listening to AYP quite a bit this week... dont ask me where I got
an advance copy, OK?

I have broken it up into two categories: songs from the Euro tour and "new"
songs. Differently is at the moment my favorite of the "new" songs (although
at first it was definitely Mr. Dissapointment cause of the whole "how ya
doin?" thing and the cool-Neil spoken-word/rap effect). I have been
grooving to the punchy, rhythmic sound of it, and the simple lyrics. I have
to say, I didnt connect it to Berlin so much, but it makes me think of Tom
Petty. Is there a TP song that sounds similar? I cant think of a particular
one...

PS, A big thanks to Crazy Moon for putting me up at his home in the Mojave
Desert during my rusted road trip last month. His 'guest room' has some
wonderful Neil artifacts... had a hard time falling asleep cause I was so
excited just to be there.

PPS Another thanks to the rusties of the Pacific Northwest, who 'carried on'
a fine fest in spite of the cancelled Tacoma show. I planned the route of my
4 week trip around being back in time for the concert... I didn't have to
shake the hand of Mr. Dissapointment on the 15th cause it was still a great
time, a 'victory for the heart' to be sure.

PPPS I have also been enjoying the version of Dont Say You Love Me on AYP.
For some strange reason, that song always makes me think of creamy,
delicious Cadbury milk chocolate... Jules, it may be time to make another
trade! =)

Yours in rust,
HarryO

I looked at the newsstand yesterday, but they still had the march issue of RS. I
plan to buy the april issue with Neil on the cover, so as I remember someone
asking for a copy, I could buy a few more if anybody is interested.
Just tell me if you'd like to get one, but remember, it's in german!

Oh and here are my top 5 albums of the moment:
- On the Beach
- Rust never sleeps
- Ragged Glory
- Zuma
- Re-ac-tor

have a nice spring and great Easter holidays everybody (for those that have
holidays, I could use some, but no holidays for me except for the 4 days of
Easter)
Rust long and prosper
Elke

"ghost dance" written by jim wilson & robbie robertson is
my favorite springtime song.
...
you don't stand a chance against my prayers
you don't stand a chance against my love
they outlawed the ghost dance
but we shall live again
we shall live again
...
crazy horse was a mystic
he knew the secret of the trance
and sitting bull the great apostle of
the ghost dance
...
come on comanche
come on blackfoot
come on shoshone
come on cheyenne
we shall live again
come on arapaho
come on cherokee
come on paiute
come on sioux
we shall live again
....

yes we will AND it's a brand new day!

mira

Hello all,

Do we have a complete listing of Neil's video clips somewhere? I wonder
what one's I'm missing?

Shawn McCorkle - Just Riding My LLama

1) On The Beach
2) Zuma
3) Tonight's The Night
4) Silver & Gold
5) Everybody Knows...

Lately, Mirrorball's been turnin' the crank.

Jeff

see if you can special order it through a local record company. silver & gold
didn't come out on vinyl in the states either and they had copies of it on
vinyl from deutschland for $30 downtown. that is what i'm going to do.
mela

snowin' here in indiana... flurries
mela

Anybody know about this folkish trio? I heard a tune, 18 dogs, on the radio
and I'm damn near willing to track down the CD and plunk down the cash based
on this one tune alone but would like some feedback if anyone else is
familiar with them. Thanks,

Mark Georg
Pardon My Heart

Thanks to Peter Burgman, I have 4 x CSNY Toronto
13/02/02 3 cds sets for trade/b&p

Also, any one who missed Ian Rosens NY & CH 20/12/75 &
22/11/76 (early) Tree, I have an extra set, 4 cds.

send your trade/b&p details off list.

Giantrust

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Up here in the great white north (Canada) its nothing to have snow on the
first day of spring. Hell we even have had snow in the month of May ask
Heath. I have been listening to AYP for a week now and this music is so
damn good I wish it was a double album.

Larry

The world is turning.

hello all there who are waiting for something from Frank

aka FrankB <frank@...>

frank has just phoned me.

he is sorry he cant send you anything right now.
his puter just crashed totally so he even cant send / receive any
emails.

its hardware related, so it wont be fixed before easter holidays.
so please be patient, he will come back when his machine is up and
running again.

he asked me to inform you.

greetings from the rust-network berlin/germany
alexander


--
NEIL YOUNG - if hes too loud, you are too old!

you can find my actual tradelist at:

.......everything is kinda overshadowed by 'Let's Roll'. as an expression

of

some weird patriotism.......

HUH?!?

he goes on explaining that 'Let's Roll' is all about heroism and human
tragedy and has nothing to do with mr. bush and his rhetoric.

DUH!

I *thought* that was rather apparent???

Oh well, maybe it was just me.

Steve

"Oh Lord...there's so much hate.......in a world where we're...from another
place."

Will -
Some CD's (Albums?) are ahead of their time.........

<<Then I started trading and got the ROG Comp followed by Cow Palace and now I
can't stop playing Life, Its brilliant !!! how could I not have noticed. And
when I look back I just cannot understand why I didn't like it. It rocks, it
wails, it cries, I love it.>>

I'm off to play it right now....................................

Kim

I missed the recent tree for this show.
Anyone in the U.K. do me a B&P for this pls?
TIA.
Peter

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Great link Ed, but Quill.com has HPs for $13/spindle if you buy
$45+ in goods. Basically if you do that you aren't charged shipping.

I also saw the Kodak message on Dylantree and saw that s/H is
about $5, making it $20/spindle. Still a great price, especially
if you don't have a need for 200 blanks.