The Ron Artis Family Band, in Haleiwa Hawaii, my favorite surf town. They're SO FUNKY!! http://www.ronartis.com/ http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ronartis#g/u

If you're talking about "In Utero", I think that sounds fine. Better than the mastering on Physical Graffiti, IMO. And as far as tunes from WIC sounding better live, maybe, but they played second fiddle to the Zeppelin numbers in concert in 1998. The sets could've done without them and I wouldn't have missed a thing.

No, I'm sorry I don't. Try dzldoc, I read where he's in close contact with him.

Would you consider ZeppFanForever a man of honor? If so, maybe he's sticking to his guns and not returning to the forum and as such would not be able to answer his PM's. Try email.

I'm still of the mind that I dislike the songs and the album. I'm about 50/50 on the post-Zeppelin material that's been put out by the 3 remaining members. I wasn't too keen on the other new material on No Quarter either, but loved the new arrangements of the old songs they did.

On it's own, I can see that categorization. However, the show I saw of the 1998 tour had 3 songs from it and THE REST were ALL Zeppelin songs. So in THAT context, and seeing as how that WAS the current album by these guys, the music IS going to be compared and lumped together with LZ material. So in reality the tour WAS a nostalgic trip into past Zeppelin music and to separate these songs (as not sounding Led Zeppelin-like) from 80% of the setlist seems out of place. I don't really care for "Walking into Clarksdale" and thought the 3 songs were the weakest of the night, back in 1998.

Black and White 3 Dog Night http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_and_White_(Three_Dog_Night_song)

Insensitive swine they are!

Perfect everyday. Upper 80's down in town and near sealevel, no more than 79 degrees up here and 2500 feet and an occasional passing shower. Nightime finds it in the 60's. Tradewinds predominate and the air is pristine and florally fragrant. It's paradise actually. Seriously. It was pretty hot down on the tarmack today though watching the Thunderbirds and checking out the B-52's, B-1 bombers, C-5A's, C130's, BlackHawk's, F-16's, and the new F-22 Stealth Fighter. That one is state of the art and hasn't been used in combat because nothing matches it and they don't waste it on inferior aircraft. It's primarly a deterent right now, superior to any enemy aircraft in the sky.

After reading your post about Target's $5 gift certificate from buying 2 Beatle remasters, I went out and bought 6 discs. Please Please Me $11.99 A Hard Day's Night $11.99 Revolver $6.99 (normally $11.99) Sgt. Pepper $11.99 The White Album $11.99 (normally $16.99) Abbey Road $11.99 The deal goes on through Oct. 10 so I'll probably get more as well.