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I have 4 tickets for Dr. Dog's cd release show in Philly tonight and I decided to fly solo, so if anyone thinks they may like the other 3, or 2, or 1, shoot me an email. girthrodgers@hotmail.com oh, here's some venue info Johnny Brendas Thanks.

I thought it was about burning American flags.

For christ's sake, this guy hasn't touched Philly in like 2 years. It seems lots of people skip Philly, for that matter. as for Mystik, your money would be best spent seeing Dr. Dog. As one who has seen them live 3 times in the past year, they never dissappoint.

tied with Rick Danko and Levon Helm.

I'd recommend Siddhartha by Herman Hesse. I understand it is a classic to some, its not too long, and it will get your mind working in a good way.

Damn, you beat me to it.

Not to jump on a Pumkins bashing bandwagon, but I've heard recordings of them live, and in a live setting Billy is arguably one of the worst singers I've ever heard. Just thought I'd add that.

I know many people, not frat people, but "college" types, who go to shows just as a social event and not to actually appreciate the music. So later, in conversation, they can spout off all of the shows they attended for some cred.

I like that version alot. Listen to the original. Its even better.

Siamese Dream is an incredible record. Otherwise, I don't give a shit.

Whoever made that list forgot to mention the Pink Floyd reunion.

Yes. You should have.

Being a Summer Yankee Television Ghost in the Sky Blue AM on Mermain Avenue.

Damn. I guess the 15 degrees here in Jersey is like a heat wave to you folks. To us, this is Siberian.

"It Makes No Difference" - The Band

Being a Summer Yankee Ghost in the AM

1. Thunder Road 2. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 3. Night 4. Backstreets 5. Born to Run 6. She's The One 7. Meeting Across The River 8. Jungleland

I forgot about this one: Found that one in a record store in Bloomington, Indiana while on tour with my brother's band this past summer. Its not an amazing listen, but considering that its been out of print for god-knows how long and its in basically mint condition, its an amazing find.

I didn't have time to read all of the posts contained herein, but here's my sort of mantra: I would think the government would be interested in keeping all able bodied adults healthy so they can continue to pay taxes and line the pockets of politicians. Someone who can't afford an operation that would make them healthy enough to be able to work is not paying taxes, so why wouldn't the government want to make that person healthy enough so they could contribute tax dollars to the system?

You can't take that crap seriously. Please don't.

I haven't watched a State of The Union speech in years (including this one), but I can give you the first 17 minutes: Good (APPLAUSE) Evening (APPLAUSE) My (APPLAUSE) Fellow (APPLAUSE) Americans (APPLAUSE)

I don't like "Casino Queen." Otherwise, its an incredible album to listen to and sing along with. Great tunes.

Would have had 21, but I called Zappa's album "Weasels Scraped My Flesh."

I saw it Saturday night. It was incredible. I really dig the whole bleak future vibe, especially because it doesnt seem too unrealistic given the current world climate. Funny, that was one of the first things that struck me about it. It usually takes me 3 or 4 viewings before I notice that kind of stuff, but it jumps right out at you.

How jealous I am of you folks and your beautiful snow. This El Nino shit sucks.