Missed the tour myself. My 1st ACG Lp was MOL and was a birthday gift from my Grandmother (14th) so when I got my hands on B$Bs, I was amazed at the packaging. Pacific Eye & Ear did a great job! I was disappointed with other Lps that didn't include such goodies. B$Bs didn't need 'em - just a sweet ...

Brings to mind what a great guy Neil is. When a local DC area band, DC Star, was playing a club near where Neil lives, the drummer busted his snare and w/music shops closed at the time the club owner called Neil and he loaned the band his snare for the evening!

RemarkablyInsincere wrote:Part one of Alice's interview with Paul can be heard here (starts around 3:08:00)

http://www.planetrock.com/player/?odCat=14&odItem=12261#

Thanks RI, can't wait for the link to Pt.2

Well, just shut the door on this one. The Dada God has spoken & dashed our dreaming. It would be a cool tour & maybe as alternate headliners out of respect for each other?

I concur "Roses On White Lace" - that's the song that brought me back into the fold. I had given up on Da Coop after DADA. As a long time fan I could tell he had "slipped" when he recorded that one. But when I bought "Trash" (1st Coop disc on CD) I could tell he was back in top form. So when I retra...

The whole song only lasts 4:44 & Wind Up Toy is a segue at the 1:40 mark so you get 3 mins. to the end. The disc is also worthy to have because it includes his cover of I Got A Line On You & It Rained All Night on the collection.

New York Doll is a very good documentary and don't forget to catch the scene when D. Johansen shows up for rehearsal.