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Cabrera should get it. I don't think neither the White Sox nor the Tigers want to make the playoff this year - the Sox are killing me - jeez.

I think the video just confirmed what I always believed - all cats are pitchfork evil. It was a fun video.

I like the "Hippies with Money" bit - I did a quick search but did not see where that phrase originated from - was it a title of a TV show? I must admit, at first I thought it refered to the people who can afford Grateful Dead box sets. Great video, by the way. That's great tune, too. Great record.

Not sure if you get into the whole Audio Fidelity Gold releases, but they just re-released this a couple of months ago - it does sound better than the original release, esp. on the phones. Just happen to listen to it this a.m. (in the car though - not headphones).

While listening to A.M., I never thought of Wallflowers or Counting Crows either. I do enjoy each of their first albums, though. Imagine T-Bone Burnett producing Wilco - that would be interesting...

Since they started re-running it on cable, I enjoy watching How I Met Your Mother. My 3 year old calls it "Barney".

Yeah - pictures would be better in book form - esp. since she is a bit of a photographer, too, I am sure she has some nice shots.

I probably will get the McGee's e-book - it is bit funny about the whole e-book debate. I prefer books - but an e-book is not the end of the world. Then again my wife has a tablet, so it's no big deal for me to get the e-book.

I can never get into The Big Bang Theory. Tried a couple of times. Now, it seems to be on every hour on the hour on some station or other.

Got it, I guess. But does Keith have to play on a Stones song in order for it to be a "Rolling Stones'" song? And I agree, nothing off of A Bigger Bang or those couple of songs on Forty Licks are better than Saint of Me. I still hold out hope of something great by these guys, though. Reckless, abandon hope, I know.

Ol' Crow, quit being such a stickler ---- he didn't play on Moonlight Mile either - should that be off anybody's list, too? (now I have a taste from some Old Crow...)

Saint of Me is a good one - esp. live.

Doesn't look like it - unless something changed overnight. http://chicago.white...ok_cws&c_id=cws

I guess you wrote it a while ago.

I'll give it a shot. Now (no particularly order): Under My Thumb Respectable Gimme Shelter Sway Moonlight Mile Mother's Little Helper Paint it Black Connection Sympathy for the Devil Street Fighting Man Number 11 would be Just My Imagination.

Bummer you got stuck in the rain. Jules, I was wondering if you had a change of opinion of this year's performance of Dunn? I think the Sox are definitely missing his bat, esp against the Tigers (for the 2nd series).

Iron Maiden is another.

Because it says so in the title of the thread. I wouldn't mind if the other Tempest threads merged into this one. Speaking of Tempest, heard it twice - so far I enjoy it quite a bit. Musically it sounds great - need to listen to it a few more times to digest the lyrics.

Must admit, this is one the best Wilco threads in a while - need to revisit (or visit) these shows mentioned.

It is cool that they are going to run the show at theaters. I enjoy the somewhat recent trend of showing rock shows in theater. I think the Stones should take credit for the recent trend, too (Ladies and Gentlemen was the 1st rock movie in a long while.)

It's great when Keith and Mick sing harmony together, esp live. They don't share the mic as much as they did in the earlier eras - which is a shame.

I think he may be IRememberDBoon's cousin. Depending on the venue, I may fork out the dough to see the Stones again. (That is if they do a full tour - not just the 4 shows.)

I think technology will surprise you. Plus, if only audience recordings exists, perhaps the feedback may not be as noticeable off the soundboard feed, who knows. If the price is decent enough I probably will get the Blu-ray. I think I have a source on my hard-drive, but I don't think I ever gotten around to listen to it. That's a great one.

Animals is a good one - I think Dylan's Love and Theft and Modern Times sound great on phones. American Beauty is another.

My (small/independent) go-to liquor store and Mexican food restaurant doesn't accept AMEX cards - so that sucks. At most common places, I don't have a problem though.