Photo of the Graff Zeppelin in Bs. As. Argentina in 1934 with serrated borders. People saying hello in the roof of the buildings. 

frontline: the way the music died | PBS

frontline: the way the music died | PBS With the record industry clearly hurting, what will it take for an artist to make it in the music business these days?

"One Car Garage" - Bass Guitarist Dave Rummel (Le Baron of Beef) now has a blog for the Dallas band, One Car Garage

1cargarage They used to be known as "Mid-Life Crisis" - but they're now "One Car Garage". These guys RAWK!

My note to the FCC re HDTV - Blog Maverick - The Mark Cuban Weblog - www.blogmaverick.com

My note to the FCC re HDTV - Blog Maverick - The Mark Cuban Weblog - www.blogmaverick.com Interesting proposal by "The Benefactor" to the FCC re: HDTV. I'm intrigued by HDTV not so much because of the quality of the picture, but by the spectrum size. I spoke to a friend at KERA Ch. 13 who wasn't so impressed by the compression of HDTV - but, you can't help but wonder how our TV programming could improve. (OK - some of you are humming that Bruce Springsteen song - "57 Channels" and nuthin' on! ) I'll take your point. But at least it would make acquiring broadcasting less expensive.

Banter Freely

Hello everyone! A few of you have e-mailed or called about this Blog. "What is it?" and "How do I post comments?" are a couple of the questions I have been asked. Feel free to post your comments by clicking on the "Comments" link below the post. Then you will have the option of signing in and creating a Personal Profile with Blogger. Or, if you prefer, you can choose to post anonymously. Pablo's Point is open to the public (for now anyway) and everyone can participate.

CBS News | How To Build A Blog | May 19, 2004

CBS News | How To Build A Blog | May 19, 2004 Here's the story that got me to finally start a blog.

The New Yorker: A Book in You - Bloggers Published?! Eureka!

The New Yorker: The Talk of the Town

Zeppelin over the Mainz River 

The Atlantic | March 2002 | Inspired Immaturity | Brooks

The Atlantic | March 2002 | Inspired Immaturity | Brooks From the author of "Bobos in Paradise" - a meditation on mid-life crises...

"Townsend breathes new life into the Who" - Wave of reviews from The Who's recent MSG, NYC stand

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BW Online | April 7, 2004 | What Apple Stores Aren't Doing

BW Online | April 7, 2004 | What Apple Stores Aren't Doing

Dell takes on HP Inkjet Printers (Distributor vs. Innovator)

Creepy to see how confident Michael Dell sounds challenging HP.

Goodyear Fleet taken in 1930. 

The Who Stateside

Who2 (as Pete has been referring to what's left of them) are back in the States on the East Coast. Here's a review from the Boston Globe of the Mansfield show.

The Hindenburg over Lower Manhattan, 1935 

New Old 97's

Dropped by the Old 97's webpage this week. They have a new album coming out July 27th and are streaming 3 new songs there. Nice tunes particularly "In the Satellite Rides A Star". Let me know what you think. Also enjoyed this journal from Ken Bethea on being in a band and balancing fatherhood with barnstorming.

Tom Petty Interview , March 31, 2004

This is a great interview with Tom about his time in the Traveling Wilburys, George Harrison, The Rock Hall, The Heartbreakers & Howie.

Welcome to Pablo's Point! Enjoy your stay! 

Mozilla Firefox - The Browser, Reloaded

Mozilla Firefox - The Browser, Reloaded

Tabbed browsing is the best way to read blogs. Firefox is a quick and easy download and lots of fun to use. Dig it.

Hello & Welcome to Pablo's Point!

Snappy name, eh? Glad you like it. It'll do for now. Here at Pablo's Point you will find links to those articles, photos, thoughts, laughs, and Onion Polls that I used to overload your e-mail accounts with before. Yes - those pesky articles on zeppelins & dirigibles, how bad smoking is for you, links to Pete Townshend's diary posts & interviews, reviews of last night's show/game, etc. - you will find them here now.

More importantly, you'll find it WHEN you want to find it. (Instead of receiving it on e-mail, then deleting it a month later to make space on your account. Yes - you! And you know who you are.) Feel free to nose around the place - and post replies when the spirit moves you.