>I like this better than most of the album. This is the b-side to which song? it's not. some indie stores are giving away a CD with this and a live take of "Theologians" when you purchase the album. -justin

>anyone seen a LNGCA mp3/wav floating around? yeah, no shit. :-) -justin

>man 6th season of curb better come out soon, i think they've finished filming it it's going to air late '07/early 2008. -justin

i mean, i don't think he does that stuff anymore at all. it seems like he's made that pretty clear. -justin

yeah, LNGCA is going to be an iTunes bonus track as well. -justin

you my Caucasian? -justin

nah, it's a Curb Your Enthusiasm reference, re: Krazee Eyes Killah. -justin

my friend just bought the Damsel album on vinyl. i haven't heard it, but he says it's awesome. -justin

Jeff Tweedy: "I am not afraid." god, i'll never get tired of that! -justin

and it definitely won't be at FYE. indie coalition stores only. all Plan 9 stories in VA, etc., etc. -justin

>What is "One True Vine," exactly? i don't think anyone really knows yet (i'd be happy to be corrected on that one), but i sure hope it's from the SBS sessions! -justin

>Does anyone know why "Is that the Thanks I get?" isn't on the album surprised nobody has mentioned this yet. it's even been officially stated (in an interview) that "Is This The Thanks I Get?" wouldn't be a b-side, but would definitely be on the next album. also, of course, they are trying to get that out within the 1-1 1/2 year(s) after SBS comes out. i think it's a great track and would have fit perfectly on SBS. -justin

what i've heard: "Let's Not Get Carried Away" will be an iTunes bonus track indie coalition stores will be getting a two-song disc to give away with copies. it will contain one new track ("One True Vine") and a live Kicking Television outtake of "Theologians." -justin

ah okay, yeah, that's usually the way it happens here too. i guess the person that told me was confused and was actually talking about the on-sale date. -justin

>it'll be june, actually. that's what i would think, but i heard it was the May issue. -justin

May. -justin

>see if i can scan it maybe that would be excellent and much appreciated. i've been dying to read this since i heard about it a month or so ago... -justin

check out: Robert Johnson, Charley Patton, Skip James, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Blind Willie McTell, Son House also check out (even though he was white) Dock Boggs...Tweedy covered that song (also from the American Anthology of Folk Music) at that same concert and on the second DVD of I Am Trying To Break Your Heart. -justin

it may just be the best $80 you ever spent. i'm a nerd for pre-war blues and folk though, so... -justin

it is bad form when the thread has been started in say, the last week...but come on, October?? that's half a year ago. -justin

so true. plus, the poster is a newbie. -justin

i love it too, but if you guys haven't heard Richard "Rabbit" Brown's orginal, you need to get with the program. eta: obviously, it can be found on Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music. -justin

where at? i'm originally from Southwest VA and now live in Richmond... -justin

IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER 1. Jesus, etc. 2. Leave Me (Like You Found Me) 3. You Are My Face 4. Hell Is Chrome 5. Muzzle Of Bees 6. Poor Places 7. Wishful Thinking 8. At Least That's What You Said 9. Pieholden Suite 10. Impossible Germany -justin

1. The Late Greats (rock by numbers, could have been left off...believe it or not, i actually like the drone at the end of LTYT and i'd prefer listening to that) 2. Heavy Metal Drummer (i think YHF is perfect without this song) 3. Candyfloss (just doesn't grab me) 4. & 5. All of A.M. :-) -justin