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Jon,
Yeah, apparently there are places where there are woods.
Ken lives way the hell out on the Island, woods on his property and beaches a short walk away.
I know he watches his grandkids, but he pretty much roams around.
If you listen closely, I think you can hear him in Monterey Pt.4.
Mike
Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you Mike that I know I'm behind again. I went to the beach at the end of last week and on top of that I have a new computer at work that's givin' me all kind of problems. I think the lack of Adobe Flash Player is causing the music players not to work. So I went back to downloading them on the iPod, which I actually prefer using to listen to the show. I have parts 3 and 4 lined up for tomorrow. I started on part 3 today, but got tied up and couldn't finish, so I'll probably just start over.
I listened earlier today, and didn't have a chance to comment. Now I can't remember what all I wanted to say.
I will say that I really liked the Otis Redding stuff, especially the second song. But I think I'll give the Golden Pell to Sterno, er, I mean Canned Heat. Nice song.
The first half of The Who's song was pretty good, then it sounded terrible. I guess it just doesn't translate the same audibly as it does visually. Still, it's The Who, so Who Am I to complain (do you get it? Who Am I?)
WIlds in Long Island? THere's actually wilds there?
Let me check if I have the Fillmore version, if not I'll let you know.
I'm GOING Home....always have switched that around with COMING Home. On the Woodstock version it sounds like COMING Home, but he sings it so fast you really can't tell.
I think I have the Fillmore version, I'm gonna have to check. I think I picked up a Ten Years After compilation album and was annoyed that the version wasn't Woodstock but from other venue but when I heard it, I was annoyed no more.
Why Kansas? "Rainmaker" of course. It's long enough for you to grab a drink, smoke, tablet or whatever after you stumble. Gives you enough time to gather your senses and go on with the show! Just trying to be as helpful as possible.
Still think Ken is a figment. Or is his real name Engineer Ken?
But see, I DID listen to part two but wanted to be gentle.
Let me throw something out there, see if you agree: Next time you stumble (and boy did you ever), I think you should take a step back, play a specific track by Kansas, then come back. That way, all will be forgiven! Just trying to help!
That is amazing that there were no issues during this whole festival. Simply amazing. Bummer that I wasn't there to stir up something (drug-induced, of course).
Never heard that Yes song so I guess I'm BAD. But bad is good!
Sterno..I GET IT! Good stuff from them, reminda me, in a way, of Ten Years After at Woodstock. It's Hendrix here with the geetar on fire and TYA at Woodstock and that amazing rendtion of "Coming Home". Send shiver up and down me spine I tell ya! But that was a different concert so I'll get back on track....
Ok and last time...if you speak to "someone" in the studio or wherever it is, they must speak and be heard. I still think it's a figment of your imagination.
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