The new Q magazine with the Led Zeppelin : Knebworth article A pack of Zeppelin buttons and a pack of Ramones buttons A Robert Johnson: King of the Delta Blues Singers t shirt Vinyl : Cheap Trick - Found All The Parts EP Led Zeppelin - IV Led Zeppelin - Coda ( I already have both IV and Coda but I just had to buy them because they were in such great condition ) The Misfits - Static Age The J Geils Band - Monkey Island Pete Townshend - All The Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes America - America The Scorpions - Rhythm Of Love single Joe Walsh - So What Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells a Story Liona Boyd - Labyrinth single Joan Baez - Blessed Are...

Several years back I "discovered" Zeppelin bootlegs. I believe the first ones I ever got were from a flea market that I visit quite frequently from a man and woman who sell vinyl,tapes,etc... He actually sold me all of the bootlegs that he had available (copies of bootlegs but they weren't that much). Better than nothing I guess. I starting finding bootlegs at my favorite record store (Everybody's Records) in Cincinnati, Ohio of concerts on CD,Vinyl,DVD,etc... Everytime me and my mom go there (which we actually went today) we always check first thing to see if they have any new Zeppelin bootlegs. I've gotten many bootlegs from there such as Destroyer and the Texas International Pop Festival on CD, For Badgeholder's Only and a strange misprinted L.A. Forum bootleg on vinyl, and the O2 arena concert on DVD.(I actually "special ordered" the O2 DVD from a guy who works there ) I always have a blast looking for Zeppelin bootlegs and usually find them quite frequently. It always gives me such a rush finding one that I don't have.

I really dig Miles Davis the most. He's the one that really turned me onto Jazz. I would say John Coltrane's probably a close second along with Sun Ra. Sun Ra's stuff is really underrated and his wealth of material is extraordinary.

Hot Dog - Led Zeppelin

Phish - May 31st 2009 Fenway Park Concert Rather ironic was that they played Good Times Bad Times and the concert was on Bonzo's birthday!!

Evil Eye - The Black Crowes

Buttons: Who - Quadrophenia Bob Marley & The Wailers - Survival Jerry Garcia ( I have a ton of buttons ) Vinyl: Jeff Beck - Wired Wings - Wings At The Speed Of Sound Eric Clapton - Backless Van Morrison - Into The Music Wings - Back To The Egg Lou Reed - Mistrial Joni Mitchell - Song To A Seagull Stephen Stills - 2 Originals Of Stephen Stills ( The Stephen Stills record is a combination of his first two solo albums sold in the same set. I had never even heard of this record before and was surprised to find that mine is a German import. Interesting album. )

Grateful Dead - They Love Each Other

Luv that song!! Cretin Hop - The Ramones

I Ain't Hiding - The Black Crowes

The Black Crowes - Gone

Grateful Dead - Throwing Stones singing ashes, ashes all fall down!

The Misfits - Astro Zombies

Very cloudy and raining off and on. A rather boring day.

Cosmic Friend - The Black Crowes

Grateful Dead - Don't Ease Me In

The Grateful Dead - Bird Song

I do as well. I have a burned copy on CD that I listen to and I can't wait to throw it on the turntable now.

Book: Led Zeppelin - The Definitive Biography by Richie Yorke Buttons: Beatles - Sgt. Peppers David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust Keith Richards playing an acoustic guitar Stop Wars (written in the Star Wars logo) All Vinyl: Bachman Turner Overdrive - Best Of BTO Ted Nugent - Free For All J. Geils Band - "Live" Full House Uriah Heep - Abominog Steve Miller Band - Children Of The Universe Yes - 90125 James Taylor - Greatest Hits Alice Cooper - Welcome To My Nightmare Buffalo Springfield - Buffalo Springfield Again David Crosby - If I Could Only Remember My Name The Byrds - The Notorious Byrd Brothers Marvin Gaye - "Here, My Dear" The Band - The Best Of The Band The Band - Cahoots Neil Young - American Stars 'n Bars Neil Young - Old Ways Genesis - Three Sides Live Genesis - ...And Then There Were Three... That took awhile to type

That's awesome. They are one of my favorite bands but I've still to attend my first Black Crowes concert yet.

CD: The Black Crowes - The Lost Crowes The Who - Quadrophenia (Finally!!!!!)

The Grateful Dead - Stella Blue

A Grateful Dead & a Who button. The first season of That 70's Show on DVD. CD: Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention - Burnt Weeny Sandwich Vinyl: The Who - Odds And Sods The Who - Face Dances The Who - It's Hard B.B. King - In London Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive Bob Dylan - Infidels The Guess Who - Share The Land Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow The Eagles - The Long Run The Allman Brothers Band - Enlightened Rogues The Allman Brothers Band - Wipe The Windows, Check The Oil, Dollar Gas

Big Eyed Beans from Venus - Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band

Vinyl: Humble Pie - Eat It J. Geils Band - Ladies Invited Emerson, Lake, and Palmer - Tarkus Grateful Dead - In The Dark button and a Who 25th Anniversary button I also bought a Grateful Dead t shirt that has a skeleton by a sacred pool playing a flute and says thirty years underneath it.