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yep, I agree. "Marie" has to be one of the most depressing songs of all-time. The version I have, from the Be Here to Love me soundtrack, is a live solo acoustic performance. I think one of the reasons it is so sad is that it is so real....when you hear Townes sing that song, it sounds like a true story that actually happened to him. hmm...maybe that doesn't make any sense...not sure how to explain it.

The idea that children are precious little angels is the most dangerous myth out there today. Children are savages who must be civilized through hard labor and frequent beatings. Trust me on this.

Will Oldham Paul Westerberg Jeff Tweedy Jay Farrar Jeff Mangum Ryan Adams Elliott Smith Lucinda Williams Robert Pollard Nick Cave Richard Buckner Jason Molina

Nope.

Aw, c'mon guys!!! I'm always in on the Ike threads. I've been a huge fan since Salesman & Racists came out...seen him live at 1st ave (numerous), the Entry, Turf Club, Kitty Kat Club (solo), and our band opened for him this summer at Station 4 (our 2nd show ever)

He was actually an actor before he became a musician. He even played the dad in the made-for-tv movie about Jessica McClure, the girl who fell in the well.

In reference to the one that emailed a camera phone video to the kid AFTER she got busted (I believe that is the one in TN someone mentioned) or the Debra Lefarve case, I think the only downside is that you can pretty much only go downhill from there. If you're 14 and you nail a 20-something girl that looks like that, high school might be a disappointment.

CD baby will pretty much sell whatever you (the artist) provide them with. I have a friend that bought some home recorded CDR's from some kids in Brazil (but for cheap, and I think he knew they were CDR's) We pick up our CD's today from the pressing plant, and definitely plan on setting up with CD Baby.

Yeah, I write songs....I've got maybe 40-50 that I would consider 'finished' and dozens of throwaways and/or parts of songs. My bands first CD comes out in September. Western Fifth It's a 6 song EP, recored in a day and a half. We've started tracking on a couple songs for our second album, and have recorded demos for maybe 40 or so songs. I also have about 20 songs registered with ASCAP

if your wife isn't interested, i'll gladly take that ticket. let me know.

haha...Matt already sent it anyway.

Your mom.

I care...but i'm pretty ignorant when it comes to music on the internet....how do I go about getting this?

as much as I love Radiohead, they aren't making a very good case for them here.....

Here are some that they played for sure: Until you came along V Ill Fated To call my own Looking forward to seeing you He's a Dick Won't be coming home Starman (Bowie) Revolution Blues (Neil Young) Plus a good number of new ones, including: 5-22-02 Corvette Hurricane Gone Another Fine Day Beautiful Mind Cure for this there's more....just don't remember right now.

It WAS obvious, that's what made it worse....the guy seemingly knew that Tweedy wasn't going to be there, but thought he would be so hilarious and original by calling out for him. Lame.

The worst thing was that the dude (at least the loudest one that I saw) was at LEAST 45-50 years old. It's bad enough when drunk frat boys do that shit, but this guy was an epic tool. He had a big shit-eatin' grin on his face the whole time too, like he knew he was SO fucking funny and clever.

OK, since no one else has said anything, I guess I'll start. I'm not much of a show reviewer, so I'll just say this: it fucking ruled. Plenty of great Smog moments, as well. They opened with "Until you came along" (one of my all-time favorite songs). I thought I heard some really bad chords coming out of Danny Murphy's amp (I was in the front row, right in front of him) and after a few moments confused looks, he grabbed the capo off of Kraig's guitar and put it on the second fret...he was tuned down a whole step. A few songs later, Murphy had to stop the song a few bars in because his a

Hey, I *might* be able to help you out....I'm on the guest list with a +1, but if my roommate doesn't make it back into town on time, and my other friend (who already has dibs as a backup) flakes out on me, it's yours. So don't hold your breath or anything....i'll give you a call this weekend if it opens up.

yup

yeah, really....weeknight shows kill me. oh well..... we were offered an opening slot for "say hi to your mom" and "dirty on purpose" for Saturday night at the Entry....but one of our guys is out of town.

Dude, you forgot about Western Fifth

Speaking of Chicago, my band (from Minneapolis) is trying to get a show or two there. As of right now, we are playing in Eau Claire on Sept 20th, and Milwaukee on the 23rd...we'd like to play the 21st & 22nd in Chicago (Thursday & Friday) We've contacted a few clubs (including the Hideout) but haven't heard anything back as of yet. Anybody got any leads? Also, speaking of Ike Reilly, we opened for him in St Paul last month...we just started playing shows in May, and have so far played at the Terminal Bar, 400 Bar, Big V's and Station 4...and have shows booked at the 7th St Entry,