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Trees Outside The Academy

I would say M.Ward. Post War is a great place to start.

I second this. Post War is a fine album.

The Magnolia Electric Co. have a new album (part of a box set actually) coming out called Nashville Moon, which I can not get enough of. It's kind of Neil Youngish... sort of. Like if Crazy Horse played on Harvest.

Listening to this now for the first time due to this post. Murray Street is the only Sonic Youth album I've ever been able to get into, to be honest.

EDIT: Wow dudes this is really good.

At least they didn't play Shankill Butchers

Rob Mitchum is also the person that gave Chicago by Sufjan Stevens three stars because it mentioned New York.

Or George Double Ya.

Wow, apparently this is the only one in Canada and it's about a 20 min drive from my house. Sweet!

Yeah but I heard there was like a 5 hour wait for squishees!

Son Volt.

I like Jenny and Blake's stuff apart rather then together.

... Made me realize that I wanted to do music for the rest of my life.

 

... Made me realize the possibilities of music.

I like the colours we had before, I don't like this baby blue.

I have sent this to most of the people who have written in this post (and lots of others who just PMed me), surely some of them can hook up these people.

Oh my God! Maybe there was a second shooter as well!?!!?!

I think it's more due to the fact that it was born under difficult circumstances and inspired by personal difficulties.

Uh, isn't that (almost) every album?

I discovered Wilco about 3 years ago but it wasn't till last year I REALLY got into them. Wilco/Uncle Tupelo was all I listened to for about a year. What a good year it was.

I got my ticket today!

Also, out of towners: I recommend checking out Commercial Drive. There's some cool record stores there (High Life comes to mind) and the what not.

I too would love an indie torrents invite. I think I am a good torrenter as I have like a 2.7 ratio on oink.

Ringo replacing Pete Best.

You dudes (and ladies) are the best!

Where's Phil Spector?

Also I think Thurston and Lee are handsome fellows.

AP and Woody were not the only people that did this. That's what folk music was in the day, people writing and other people re-writing songs.

yes, the lyrics are credited to A.P. Carter, with the arrangement credited to Wilco.

Yes, this is true. And so they took the melody and made "Blood of the Lamb".

Anyways, I love when they perform it with Nels. His lap steel is beautiful. Like the KCRW version.

I totally sent this to like half the board. I hope you all buy it or Sam won't be able to send his kids to school and I'll feel bad!

Aw! Thanks buddy!