tugmoose

A little mystery. Don't wanna feel like a gynecologist.

TMI for me. I like my porn a little blurry.

If you need to face specific teams in order to reach the World Series, you don't belong in the World Series. In my most humblest opinion.

Kills me the Lowe/Wilco show coming nowhere near Cleveland. Woulda been my best doublebill since Neko/Wilco at 03 Montreal Jazz Fest.

sounds like the tape deck eating my cassette.

Check out in what I'm guessing was his big screen debut - uncredited - in "Stardust" with Dave and Keith Moon. For some reason, I really liked this scene.

Of course, looking at some of the comments after the clip, pretty much everyone's still oblivious to the fact. There's a great old tv documentary about Rockpile called "Born Fighter." It features the band in the studio, mostly Nick and Dave, and you can tell Nick is just a pile of issues - Dave tells him that he has to learn to "switch off." Nick insults Dave's singing. The whole thing's on youtube, but the sound is crap there, which makes the songs painful to hear. In an interview a couple years before his death, Jay Bennett mentioned watching it and commented on the dynamic between the two

Guess she's given up on playing characters with depth. Oh, well.

Best since YHF.

Don't forget his work with The Tartan Horde.

looks pretty close to the Rockpalast DVD.

So basically these are for super fans who will pay whatever?

$6.50 for a single? I'm gonna have to get back to you on that.

RIP Porchlight. Man, I was member 19 or something.

Granddad Rock.

My former co-worker and a legend and a very nice person.

Conan's running third among cable talkers? Wow.

1. The Embracers - Look What I Stole For Us Baby (yeah, my future nephew's the bass player - it's on itunes.) 2. Emmy The Great - Virtue (well, she did thank me on the liner notes.) 3. DBT - Boots (though I kinda wish Patterson would get off the evil preacher kick.) don't think I've gotten anything else, honestly.

"Just one other thing ..." RIP

Well, that's what The Atlantic says.

John, Paul, Keith and Linda.

John made Paul. Paul made John. I've read that Paul was the only person from whom John would accept criticism.

Big vibes for The Big Man.

I always thought the coolest thing about it was the title: "Don't Tell A**hole"

Is there really a demand for this? Hardly a "classic" in the Mats' catalog, plus they were never all that concerned with tonal subtleties.