Edie

Linky You know, you should actually read the threads on similar topics before you start a new one.

While I had heard Wilco on 'XRT many many times and liked them greatly (as well as UT before them), I had never seen the band live until 2004: Wilco 2004-10-30 Auditorium Theatre Chicago, IL 1. Hummingbird 2. At Least That's What You Said 3. Radio Cure 4. Muzzle Of Bees 5. Company In My Back 6. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 7. Pot Kettle Black 8. A Shot In The Arm 9. Jesus, Etc. 10. Handshake Drugs 11. Heavy Metal Drummer 12. Theologians 13. I'm The Man Who Loves You 14. Poor Places 15. Reservations 16. Spiders (Kidsmoke) Encore 1: 17. War On War 18. In A Future Age 19. Kingpin 20. The

"I've got my other hand so firmly on your balls, you better listen up now."

*sigh* me too

Wouldn't that be reservations?

What a show.... and FAB pics Donna. I just spent the last 5 minutes somewhere deep in the heart of KS. It was wonderful

I voted Green in the election for Gov in IL. No clue who it was, just that the other choices blew so bad that it made it viable. Also it was a foregon conclusion that Rod Blago would win, so I felt free to go green.

I am an unabashed fan. I saw Brian Ferry in '88 and still stands in my mind as one of the best shows I have ever seen. I now have pretty much all the Roxy and solo stuff available (not reissues though). Oh Yeah is one of the all-time finest love songs; for you young men out there looking to get lucky, take note of that one

Actually, dumping Rummy is "cut and run" and its finest.

According to what I just read, Bush spoke to Gates over the weekend about the job -- this literally just a matter of 2-3 days after soundly endorsing Rummy. Flip Flop indeed.

My mother (2nd time I mentioned her today btw) voted repub for years until '88 when she claims that the party up and deserted her. Now she is an avowed dem and sleeps at night.

I see the story on Yahoo: Linky

My mother has known him well since high school (I went to the same one BTW) and while she "likes" him, she CANNOT stand his politics. I can hear her screams of joy from here. Good riddance x2. When jake asked me the other day who I would vote for if I had to choose between GHWB and GWB. I had to think about it for a minute; and I responded the former 'cause he did far less damage than his son has to all aspects of our lives. Two years seems a lot closer today than it did yesterday.

(just joking)

hahaha never seen it.

Doesn't it look like the person behind Santorum is photoshopped in? And good riddance to him, BTW.

And tents can be heated and can be made stable enough so that even if you are in a tempest you are protected.....

I voted Green in IL for the first time ever and it felt awesome. Santorum's frothy mix will live on I hope McCaskill can pull it off in MO And YAY OH!!!!

Crowjack, normally I'd agree with you but Cryptique nailed this one. I am also not sure his behavior really is a "frailty" per se. He is a human being with human desires; why do we do so much to first deny ourselves what we find to be pleasureable (assuming it is not harming others) and then rail against others who find similar pleasure? In other words, there is nothing inately wrong with homosexual activity, though the meth part

YAY sir rob! I am a huge fan of your hard work. Have a great birthday! Edie

What's wrong with bongos

"curious" about using it. what an fing crock.

Thank GOD for you, Caliber. This site would be a cesspool of poor grammar if you weren't here to clean it up.

YAY! This is how I feel about it:

Nice article. Can't wait for the new album and I could care less what the songs are called. I think that I am happiest that Jeff gave up smoking. I have never heard Jeff's voice sound so clear and strong. And agreed on the photo. They must have taken just one, 'cause that one couldn't have been the best one