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especially Robyn Hitchcock with his 15-minute lead-in story to "Briggs"

Best. Thing. Ever.

We've seen them twice last year in January when they played the UK, and plan to see them again this summer if they could only decide to play Germany. They're real fun to watch, especially Robyn with his hilarious stories and of course Scotty

Nick Cave is my favorite artist. No matter which album you listen to, they're all outstanding. And nothing & nobody compares to him live.

The album has leaked ages ago already. My husband is a big fan of this band, so I can't help but listen to it inevitably. It's not too bad.

Scott sounding like one of the Beatles ?! I think I will have to commit suicide.

Sorry, I am late Still, a very happy birthday to both of you :thumbsup

Jeff was practicing in the basement when his son came downstairs and asked, "Dad, are you okay?" to which Jeff replied, "Yeah. Why?" And his son says, "Well, because you usually sound better."

Don't we all just love kids and how they blurp out what's on their minds ?

My heart beat stopped for a second

Wow Tom!! That's truly awesome, you're doing your best to make your Mom proud! Congratulations Donna and Tom

All the best for you Drew

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What a wonderful Easter present for the kids at school (and for Wilco fans close to Chicago )!

Happy belated birthday

It has exactly the same vibe to me as Summerteeth has: Incredibly perfect flow, everything fitting together.......harshly interrupted by tracks 5 and 6 (intentional?!)......only to go on flowing well afterwards.

Or maybe it's how someone you love can ironically become your enemy, even though you love them.

Oh yes. I think that is part of every love and every relationship

Actually........I really really really like this (probably one of the parts you meant, Lou?):

I survived, its good enough for now

Not too excited about the lyrics on Sky Blue Sky to be honest, but then I only like really dark depressed sick lyrics anyway (thus my love for "Via Chicago" ). I think the lyrics on the new album fit the mood of it perfectly though.

Those gigs are all GA. Last tour they weren't sold out, but I wouldn't bet on that. Here is where you can buy your tickets:

http://www.eventim.de/cgi-bin/tinfo.dll?ke...ktion%2Ffun_suc

See you there

Seriously, I think it's pretty clear to me that it's written about the relational dischord that occurs between a man and his wife when the man goes off on tour. This is a common theme for Tweedy, I'd say...which makes sense. Listen to IG and than Say You Miss Me...I find them similar in theme.

.....so you're saying that esp. Germany and Japan would be the ones that cause the most trouble ?

*looks at tour schedule and smiles*

Your interpretation makes sense though; Sue must feel like a single parent for a good chunk of the year.

Wow, did Wilco even ask you before they put it on their cover? And what happens when they win another Grammy for the best album cover ?

I have been waiting for months to use that in a response to you.

"be patient with me"

"I shall be released"

Impossible, Germany

I love you too, A-Man

Yes, twice. Once "The Rasmus", and 2nd "Muse" (both with my daughter , I just made sure she was ok and stuff, and went out to have a nice sit down in the now empty catering areas)

I am pretty sure that I am gonna walk out of a concert very soon though. Bob Dylan April 21st

(no I won't, as it was a present from me for my husband, and it is probably the greatest present I could ever give him, seeing how much I loathe Dylan )

He could also be talking about possible touring schedule plans.

I would have agreed with you about 2 weeks ago

What Light is my top favorite, all others are close followers, no-go's at the moment are 5 and 6 (don't even know the track names, as I always skip them ).