Expectingrain.

Is there something wrong with listening to lots of live recordings ?

Someone should tell these guys :

http://www.dead.net/features/news/europe-72-complete-recordings-all-musi...

It puts up the setlist of every show that Bruce plays. More artistys should do the same.

The Elvis Costello is exhaustively comprehensive and there was an excellent one 'Richard Thompson for completists' which is no longer around.

to lots of live recordings?"

Nope

Courtesy of someone on here who posts under an Eels related pseudonym I have recently been listening to Mr Costellos current tour and since the git won't play the UK on this tour who can blame me eh?

... with listening to live recordings. Something wrong with comparing 100s of them and discussing the best place for a certain song in the setlist.

morrissey-solo.com, founded in Mozzer's Wilderness Years, there's a fair argument to be made that his comeback might not have been so grand without this site's endless work keeping the flame alive. Every release, appearance, and utterance from his quiffness is reported, discussed and praised to the skies by a band of typically ebullient obsessives.

However, it's a proudly independent place, run by a fellow perhaps unusual in his willingness to allow news and comment critical of Moz to be published, and many contributors are unafraid to dish out a kicking when they feel it is deserved (the endless re-releases, some woeful new songs broadcast on Radio 2 recently).

As such relations between the site and it's object of affection have declined to the point where Moz and his band recently took to the stage clad in shirts bearing the legend "Fuck morrissey-solo.com".

Does anyone have any recommendations for ultra geeky Beatle forums? I mean, where I can be really tragically sad and obsessive, safe in the knowledge that I am amongst friends. Most Beatle forums I've seen tend to be long threads repeatedly reading 'I LOVE YOU BEATLES, YOU ROCK, PEDRO, MADRID"