lost highway

It is arguably tastier than any of the mass produced, corporate American lagers.

I just got turned on to this one and I thought a lot of folks who frequent this message board would love some earnest Americana in the vein of Jason Isbell and Ryan Adams when he dealt in this genre. https://snappylittlenumbers.bandcamp.com/album/we-could-be https://open.spotify.com/album/6uaGkk0S7rcr289GoAlazN Full disclosure, this record is on the same label as my band's, and my dear friend runs the operation. I don't actually know Seth as he's a Canadian, and I don't know how to communicate with people who are that polite.

https://consequenceofsound.net/2020/07/kyle-meredith-with-my-morning-jacket/ Not only is Water Fall II out (and pretty great), they've already recently finished recording a proper new album and were chomping at the bit to hit the road again. How wrong I was!

It's not exactly the same as the first edition but it reminds me of my overall impression of the older one: it's kind of grand, and dense. Sometimes there's huge payoffs, sometimes it kind of wanders, but it's always worth a listen.

Yay. That's tomorrow. So good news still happens?

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/670253/how-to-write-one-song-by-jeff-tweedy/9780593183526/

That's okay. There's still a lot of good Canadian songwriters.

And John K Samson is a heavyweight too.

I'd love for him to spill the beans about what this new book project is all about, but I have the feeling we won't hear about it for quite a while.

"Peace of Mind"- Neil Young "Jaimie"- Weezer "Softer"- Jimmy Eat World

Reviving this thread to ask a question (that it looks like Shug was asking almost a year ago): Anyone get the feeling that Jim has lost a lot of interest in MMJ over the last couple years?

Oh my god, Jeff trying to describe this on a physics level as a laymen while Susie is yelling at him to play the closing song was one of the harder laughs I've had at this show.

I see what you did there.

Yeah, kind of like one of the mellower ones on Third, maybe crossed with some John Lennon solo vibes.

So cute to see all of their kids!

Did anyone see this?

Definitely the loft. As a studio nerd, I've paid way too much attention to the details of that place.... more than I'd normally admit.

Well, we know he's been to the loft. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgtoADyVocg&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR09gtntC7Q1fcI0etodrL-QfDCg09t7EjFMyf89VUhLDIc6cg2lIVaoCv4 Still a possibility that Tell Your Friends features tracks of home recording from several members.

I definitely got a John Lennon vibe off this one when played with the full Wilco ensemble.

The High Heat with Spencer on drums.

My prediction is it's one of the songs that they completed last year that didn't fit in the sequence for OTJ, possibly that song he played on their instagram show that had two possible titles, one of which was "Half Life".

I love that there's a conflict between the manager of the Loft and Sammy because Sammy took home all of their prized synthesizers.

Album A reads as the best album to me (or really, playlist that flows) although there are a number of songs on the others I like better than a couple of the picks on A.

More evidence that they're the best band ever; they recognize one of their worst songs.

Spencer's falsetto sounds EXACTLY like his dad's.