My solutions for now is to have my map on a separate page made through Google Pages. Yes. It will only work for a while before Google Pages is removed.

If someone knows how to do it and works fine, please let me know. THANKS.

The same thing is done with Email marketing - vertical response is incredibly popular and they provide a lot more features and keep up with CAN SPAM laws. They built a company that caters to that specific thing… if Salesforce had to manage all those features, the price of a normal Salesforce license would be much higher. So, I don’t think it’s all a bad thing.

You’ve inspired me. I’m going to ping Shannon and see if there’s any chance of a digital release of some odds and ends from the past, like “Lighthouse” off her s/t four-song cassette release, or even “Steve Malkmus is a F…ing Snob.”

I was similarly smitten back in those days.

I remember that she played at the release party for DMB’s Under the Table and Dreaming, with Dave joining her for “Eleanor” and “Not Athena.” I bumped into her after the set and got her to sign a Three Wishes promo card. She signed it “I hope you’re as happy as I am tonight.” Which was much more comprehensible than Dave’s scrawl on the UTTAD liner notes: “No. 2 on my head donut.”

I also managed to see her in 1995 at Northwestern University, as I was taking the second semester of my second year off at home. She gave me a quizzical smile from the stage and talking to her afterwards, I got a “what are you doing here?”

But without a doubt my favorite Shannon Worrell moment came at a show at TRAX/Crossroads. Ben Folds Five opened for her (it was before their debut album, so it’s not as absurd as you might think). For the encore, Shannon and Kristen were joined by surprise guest Dave Matthews and Ben Folds for — I promise you this happened — “We Are the World.” One of the funniest damn things I’ve seen on stage, particularly Dave’s Dylan impersonation.

As I’ve been digging through things in preparation for our move, I’ve come across a couple of Shannon Worrell/Monsoon live tapes, including a Prism Coffeehouse show or two. If I ever find the time to digitize them, I’ll be sure to let you know.

It’s nice to have something new to look forward to. Thanks for the heads up and for bringing back a number of fun memories.