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Old 01-29-2004, 11:31 AM
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Have you made your I know I'm Not Wrong- t-shirt already? I'd like one, especially funny for a teacher.

Maybe on the back: Not that Funny....

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Well, I don't know about this T-shirt business, but whenever my class meets in the computer lab I project on the wall my Fleetwood Mac wallpapers, lol. Of course eventually I have to use the projector for lessons, SIGH, but any time they have to do some work that doesn't require referencing the projection, it gets minimized back to display Fleetwood Mac! lol
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Old 01-29-2004, 11:38 AM
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BUTTER COOKIE ????

I am holding out for Fig Newton, or if I am really lucky, Coconut Macaroon....


Maybe that was LB's pet name for La Nicks - "Come here my little butter cookie"
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Old 01-29-2004, 12:11 PM
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it's sort of like sneaking into your parents' closet and getting an early peek at your Christmas gifts.
more like, getting an early peek at what you assume are YOUR Christmas gifts (that you weren't supposed to see) and then at Christmas you open your presents only to find that the gifts you saw aren't even there!

your parents returned them! or they were for your cousins!
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Old 01-29-2004, 12:54 PM
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Maybe that was LB's pet name for La Nicks - "Come here my little butter cookie"
I would hate to be referred to as a food item. It sounds insulting. Now, a pet name like "Carnation", a flower... that's different...
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Old 01-29-2004, 12:58 PM
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My little asparagus. Now, try to convince me that's not romantic!?

LMAO!! I'm kidding.

Anyone remember when Niles was trying to come up with pet names for Daphne on Frasier and she hated them all? LOL Finally, he goes "my love" and she goes "That's it." Awww...LOL
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Maybe that was LB's pet name for La Nicks - "Come here my little butter cookie"
Mmmmmmm...butter cookie (salivates)

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Old 01-29-2004, 01:16 PM
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Besides for the White Album, these sound pretty good.

I can't wait!
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Old 01-29-2004, 01:22 PM
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I must say i love all of the tracklisting
It's gonna be an even longer 2 months now
I love hearing alternate versions of don't stop and go your own way. (the later i have in a million difirent live versions but no demo or outtake yet)
On tusk sisters alone is enough for me as it remains my alltime fav song , wonder what version it is
Kinda cool that now we still have something to speculate and discuss about till that great day in march arives.
I will definately be getting the White album too.
I'm very curious about this jam track !!
Would have also got it if it only had the single versions (hell would even have picked it up bare bones )

As i said it is gonna be a long wait hehe

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Old 01-29-2004, 02:42 PM
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So much stuff to take in, and more comments to make....

I just realized there isn't a bonus version of "Tusk."
That's kind of disappointing, because there's a really terrific alternate version on the bootleg CD 'Ivory: The Tusk Outtakes,' that blows the album version out of the water (different from the alternate mix they used on '25 Years - The Chain').
Oh well!

In regards to "Silver Springs" on the bonus disc... I'm wondering if they added a version of "Silver Springs" to the main disc, and this is a bonus alternate version. Or if this is the one and only version of "Silver Springs" they used.
There are so many alternate versions of that song, they could have easily added more than one.

Oh, and add me to the list of people who love "I Know I'm Not Wrong."
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Oh, and add me to the list of people who love "I Know I'm Not Wrong."
I never noticed this before (for shame) but in my defence i haven't played the vinyl that much (and when i first got it i was not that familiar with the album
however i just put it on and already had the cd ready to compare
but this was by no means nesecary as it was as clear as can be
I agree with you who A. say they love this song (wich i already did) and B. prefer the vinyl version instead of the cd version.
Makes me wonder why they put an alternate version on to begin with as if the editing of sara wasn't bad enough

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Dude, I've never had the vinyl version. What's different?
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Old 01-29-2004, 04:36 PM
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Other than the lyrics & the chord changes, EVERYTHING. The kitchy harmonica riff is mixed well in the background on the vinyl version, there's little background vocals. The LP version kicks more ass than the CD version.
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Old 01-29-2004, 05:06 PM
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I have to say, the CD mix is nifty in its own way, but the LP version is SO MUCH better.

Never did understand why they changed it. Did someone just goof and use the wrong mix when mastering the CD, or was it intentional?
Same with the different versions of "Straight Back" between the LP and CD of 'Mirage.'

(I realized today how greedy I am... these remasters aren't even released yet, and I'm already wondering how long we'll have to wait before we get 'Live,' 'Mirage,' and 'Tango.')
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Old 01-29-2004, 05:15 PM
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(I realized today how greedy I am... these remasters aren't even released yet, and I'm already wondering how long we'll have to wait before we get 'Live,' 'Mirage,' and 'Tango.')
Your greediness isn't even on the radar...they haven't even gotten the first round of the "Rumours era", and I'm drooling for..

Then Play On
Kiln House
Future Games
Bare Trees
Penguin
Mystery To Me
Heroes Are Hard To Find
Behind The Mask
Time


and, eventually the full version of Say You Will


C'mon, Rhino, just release 'em ALL at the same time!!!!
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