redjim

yup Mart, irving plaza indeed -- fun night

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i don't know man, that sounds like the same Stipe i've been hearing on recordings for the last 8 years, for better or worse.

what grade are you in little fella?

Hmm -- i was listening this morning and was reminded of the Catherine Wheel in parts -- maybe it's just me though

actually, un-um, motherfucking- not exactly:

story

and actually, it did only appear to affect the yanks on the field. cleveland's pitchers were able to battle right through

i think prospector should go watch an Oliver Stone movie to satisfy his conspiracy theory itch

Thanks Gary -- Here's another "complaint" from Joba:

""Bugs are bugs," Chamberlain grumbled afterward, mostly at himself. "It's not the first time I had a bug near me. You just keep your mouth closed. No excuses. I let my guys down. Disappointed is an understatement."

i know no one wants to hear a yankee fan complain but this fucko chip carray calling the game is doing everything but waving the tribe time flag around in the booth

shut the fuck up chipper

anyways....

as for the person visiting NYC and couldnt find a yankee fan -- you blind sista

indeed it is.

ive actually never had it in the bottle -- place near me has rotating drafts and this has been on over the last 3 months and it's great!

impress your friend with something seasonal. may i suggest:

But my favorite beer of the moment is this:

Linky Dinky

Overall I agree with the review, especially the part about O'Brien's mixing in of strings -- something that I think totally goes against the core sound of the album.

I am in love with this album though and think i'd up the overall review to 8.5

I've listened to You'll Be Comin Down on repeat several times now.

there are rumors that there may be some more tour dates for the fall -- i'll post them when i see them

and i agree, one of my fav albums of the year so far

cool, the dvr is set

how'd you know -- did you attend the taping?

and i just noticed that i am member number lucky 13.

this means something

bump. pardon my pimping but this album deserves notice, yo.

I really enjoyed the show, to a surprising to degree since I kind of became burned out on the setlists during the AGIB is tour. I actually thought the crowd was pretty good to be honest -- my wife and I were standing towards the back because i'm pretty darn tall and get a bit claustrophobic. I did think the crowd really was listening, singing, etc - except for one loud girl who was drinking straight jack daniels or something (she volunteered this to me) but even she shut up when asked. The ultimate see and be seen crowd in NYC was the first of the back-to-back Roseland shows a couple of years back -- last night's group was much more there for the music (at least where i was standing). As for energy level - well, hey man, it was a monday night -- and a lot of folks looked around my age (30s) -- do you know how hard it was for us to get out of the house on a school night, let alone go nuts at the show??? haha.

anyway -- glenn is so much fun to watch -- and the tightness of the band really is remarkable -- i'm glad i went.

hey, what are they like? ive never heard of them

yeah, simply saying you're not a fan of their music or, better yet, not posting in the particular thread at all would be way too polite ya know?

the more peeps that buy the album, the better your chances buddy

i agree -- the detractors will say that BRLD is too polished compared to Let Me Come Over, but the fact is that EVERY song on BRLD is a great song

As for the new album -- i simply love it. it's beautiful. And CC and Callas is all that is wonderful about Buffalo Tom

i fixed it now.

ah well. how about pitchfork sucks!?

wow. and from last week too. I should have just kept this post about how the band sold out -- that might be interesting to discuss, right?

Wilco