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Sometimes (well a lot of the time), yes, but I wish my country had someone like Barack Obama running for prime minister, so you know, take what you can get.

If it's out of print you might have to order some waffles or a similar item, if you get my drift.

Using it on a Mac and I like it. My only problem is when I try to open my e-mail from MSN Messenger, it'll open a new tab in FireFox that doesn't do anything, so then I have to go in manually... booo-urns.

I thought it was cool that they were all standing around one mic. Then I saw the part where they played Ms. Sweeney..........

Not judging, just wondering, how often do you ever listen to the vast majority of those?

The Lonely 1!!!!!

I just took some pictures of my gear, hope you guys don't mind me showing them off!! I store everything in what I call "Le Studio de Kevin". It was my brothers old room, hence the Trailer Park Boys poster, dog-wall paper, and 1980's LA Kings and Calgary Flames wall-flyer things. This is my new MIDI keyboard I got two days ago, in the mail! I looove it. MacBook with Logic open, and my M-Box II. My Epiphone Les Paul, Fender Banjo, and my electric bass guitar It won't let me post the next three... even in a seperate post, even though all 6 pictures are from photobucket.... soo here are s

I was 16... and well, you know how 16 year olds can be... I loved alternative music so I went to Edmonton to see The Foo Fighters live. And guess who opened? My Morning Jacket. I still remember being blown away during the guitar wailing of One Big Holiday.

Due to my unfortunate case of being born in 1987 I haven't seen anyone like that in concert. I've made it my mission to see Dylan though. In fact, due to growing up in a small, northern Canadian town, I've only seen a few concerts. However, one of those concerts was Wilco and in 30 years I'll be able to say "yeah, I saw Wilco live, saw 'em sound check too..." and people will gasp. Until then....

I've never heard of them but the fact that it's Canadian and apparently, rootsy, means I should check it out. Always trying to find more Canadiacana to play on my alt-country/folk-rock radio show where I have to play a certain amount of Canadian content due to "the man".

Oh yeah, I forgot about Robbie and his overdubs. One of my instructors in college was talking about how the only musician he was ever nervous about meeting was Robbie Robertson and said that he was a total prick to him. Which is kind of cool, since this guy was a total prick to me.

Like the time he left I'm Not There off the Basement Tapes and also left it off all The Bootleg Series.

I can't say if I like one more then the other but they do make a great duo.

Happy birthday!

You're missing my entire point. All I'm trying to get across is that while watching out for commonly posted topics IS important (and I'm also trying to stress that this thread is arguably not commonly posted since the OP was just inquiring on if he's the only one who gets really into one artist at the time) I feel it's more important to make newer users feel welcomed. But I guess I'm alone on that. Either way, you had to bring up the fact that I'm 20, which I don't really see what that has to do with anything so I'm done with this thread before I say something even colder then that.

I've never seen him live but his recording of Scythian Empire is one of my all time favorite live performances, at the end when it sounds like an orchestra... gives me goosebumps every time. Though I think that was one of the songs recorded live in a barn, no audience.

Awe, congrats! That's a lovely name for a little girl. I'd like to name my kids after The Beatles and if I end up having an accidental child, he will be named Ringo. Just kidding. Glad to see we're all on the same page and the friendly lovin' can resume!! That's the most emoticons I'll ever use in one post, I promise.

I know John has his own label, Broadmoar, which puts out his records and some records by his friends & sister.

Ok then, do me a favour and find me one other topic in the last 6 months or in the first 5 pages about musical obsession with just one artist. Sorry but it just bothers me that there's a group of people on this forum who are all on a first name basis and sometimes it seems like they ignore posts written by newcomers... definitely not saying Analogman is one of those people and I'm not saying you are either but... well, I remember what it was like when I first started posting here regularly.

Breast feed them until they're 14 to ensure a close relationship forever!

What I said wasn't really directed at you. I get what you're doing and I think it's important but I think it's more important for the community that newer users feel welcomed. This board can be kind of intimidating with all the cliques and what not. I don't think it's fair that someone's topic gets called "annoying" because everyone decided to ignore the posters main question and talk about something that's been discussed recently. Not that I have a problem with anyone here or anything.

That's good to hear that there wasn't a falling out.

I can't wait, let's hope he doesn't scrap this one. If you like Wilco, M. Ward, that kind of "out there folk music" you'll like Andrew Bird... check out The Mysterious Production of Eggs and Armchair Apocrypha.

If you can't afford a baby sitter just get one of those dog leashes that dig into the ground and just tie your kid up in the back yard all day. They'll be safe AND have fun.