mjpuczko

motherfucker. that's the day i leave for mexico.

i just like the overall sound & feel of the record a bit more than L&T. there were a few songs on L&T i got bored with after 3 listens. i've listened to modern times about 10 times now & still love it. who knows what will happen after one year. i will say that working man's blues is amazing.

lucinda - car wheels ...

the name breaking up is awesome. generation of swine.

tyranny of distance.

crooked fingers - dignity & shame

haha it's so fuckin' good. my god. working man's blues #2 might be the best song he's written in 20 yrs.

modern times

the black crowes - lost crowes wow, cursed diamond is fuckin' amazing on this.

those o'rourke albums have the most disturbing covers. jesus.

ooh, i like down but not out

haha! not last weekend. just the past 8 years

flaming lips - soft bulletin race for the prize

feist - let it die.

late night hook ups drunk dialing

shirley, you must be joking

i was at that dylan show (or maybe it was the milwaukee show that was on halloween). my buddies & i took some shrooms at the show then had a fun time wandering around state street

used to or still do?

these songs are the reason i love either/or: speed trials between the bars rose parade angeles (swoon) 2:45 a.m. say yes they are so perfect! the rest of the songs are great but those stand out as pure perfection.

sonic youth - rather ripped in preparation for tonight's show w/ the lips & magic numbers!!11!!!!

no offense, but eat shit i've been wanting to see acoustic foos for ever. i had some great bootlegs of them doing their older songs acoustic & they were great. plus, i just love dave grohl.

i really like the name bitter diamond drunks. that's awesome.

widgets

pretty cool so far. only two songs in. what's a simple man to do is sweet. not sure about some of the songs he chose to do solo acoustic though.

steve earle - live at montreux 2005 i had no idea this was even coming out. it's solo acoustic