July 13, 201016 yr Guess I don't get to play along. Don't know how to post an album cover.:lol: First you need to save the photo file to some place on your computer. Then, click the "Go Advanced" button at the bottom of the Quick Reply box for the thread. This will open up a new page with more editing/formatting options and all of the various smiley faces. In the top row of the formatting buttons, you'll see a button with a paperclip - click it and it will open a pop-up window titled "Manage Attachments". In the upper right hand corner of this window, there is a button that says "Add Files". Click this button, and then click "Select Files" in the new window that comes up and locate your photo file at whichever location you have it saved on your computer. Once you've found the file, click "Open" and then "Open Files". This will take you back to the "Manage Attachments" window. You can select either "Insert Attachment" or "Insert Inline". I generally use inline, as this makes your photo part of your post, rather than an addendum to the end of it. Once you've done that, simple click "Submit Reply" to submit your post. Is that about as clear as mud? :lol:
July 13, 201016 yr Author Still a bit hyped up from the show Sunday night … :banana: "Yoshimi Battles Pink Robots" by Flaming Lips (CD only, unfortunately, but I've been trying to remedy that)
July 13, 201016 yr Author I generally don't much care for V/A compilations, but "Schoolhouse Rock! Rocks" is one of the best ever. It's some of the old "Schoolhouse Rock!" tunes done up by '90s alt-rock bands, and it's fantastic. I still get cold chills hearing Blind Melon doing "Three Is The Magic Number," as it was one of the final recordings Shannon Hoon did before his OD. If you loved "Schoolhouse Rock!" as a kid, track down a copy of this and you'll feel like you're 7 years old again, laying on the floor watching Saturday morning cartoons. I'd love to find a copy on vinyl.
July 18, 201016 yr Sunday 45 rpm night. The Fantastic Johnny C 1.Boogaloo Down Broadway 2.Look what love can make you do. Sly and the Family Stone 1.Everyday People 2.Sing a simple Song. Van Morrison 1.Brown Eyed Girl 2.Goodbye Baby Quiet Riot 1.Come on feel the noize 2.Run for cover Blue Cheer 1 Summertime Blues 2.Out of Focus The Beatles 1.Paperback Writer 2.Rain
July 18, 201016 yr Breakfast in America - Supertramp Breakfast in America is one of the greatest albums of all time!!!
July 18, 201016 yr Author Red Hot Chili Peppers/1. Dani California 2. Whatever We Want. I've got a Hendrix picture disk 45 of (I think) the Woodstock "Star Spangled Banner" performance that I have a couple extra of. Did I slip you one of these?
July 18, 201016 yr Ramones/Ramones/side one/Side Two Jim I found a copy of this in Florida for $5...I am almost sure it is a 180g repo.For $5 I can live with it...:ylsuper:
July 18, 201016 yr Government Cheese Live/Three Chords,No Waiting/Side One Side Two... One of the best Rock in Roll Albums of my Time...Born 10/04/64... Jim you have to get this one...:thumb:
July 19, 201016 yr First you need to save the photo file to some place on your computer. Then, click the "Go Advanced" button at the bottom of the Quick Reply box for the thread. This will open up a new page with more editing/formatting options and all of the various smiley faces. In the top row of the formatting buttons, you'll see a button with a paperclip - click it and it will open a pop-up window titled "Manage Attachments". In the upper right hand corner of this window, there is a button that says "Add Files". Click this button, and then click "Select Files" in the new window that comes up and locate your photo file at whichever location you have it saved on your computer. Once you've found the file, click "Open" and then "Open Files". This will take you back to the "Manage Attachments" window. You can select either "Insert Attachment" or "Insert Inline". I generally use inline, as this makes your photo part of your post, rather than an addendum to the end of it. Once you've done that, simple click "Submit Reply" to submit your post. Is that about as clear as mud? :lol: There is a much easier way and it doesn't involve saving anything to your computer. If you just google search the image you want, copy the URL, then on BGP click on "insert image", paste the link in the pop up box and you're set.
July 20, 201016 yr Author Found a nice 1st press copy of this one today: "Let There Be Rock" by AC/DC (Sides 1/2) There aren't too many more kick-butt songs ever than the title track. My apologies to my neighbors for getting loud when I got home.
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