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I think about this a lot, anyone want to help me put together a timeline? I think it's obvious that the timeline should begin with the beatles and then descend from there (and a lot of this is opinion, but I'd like to hear other people's suggestions): here's the general idea: Beatles: 1963 - Beatles bust on the stage with Love Me Do (in 1962) and never let go of the public's attention until 1970 1964 - release of A Hard Day's Night and Beatles for Sale 1965 - release of Help and Rubber Soul 1966 - release of Revolver 1967 - release of Sgt. Pepper and Magical Mystery Tour 1968 - release

the new foo album blows... how did they get nominated? and how did wilco get nominated for that matter?

so what does everyone think about disc 2?

i agree with your friend. give him a high five.

pearl jam had that fight against ticketmaster a few years ago

this is bullshit. no best buy in houston has this soundtrack. i guess they want me to illegally download it.

my friend works at PBS. i'm trying to get him to steal a tape of the show for me.

They cried all over overseas But it makes no difference to me When it's hot in the poor places tonight

my stupid town didn't get any shipments of this album in. i went to best buy, circuit city, and walmart.

stupid nyc gets all the good concerts

tv-links should be allowed because the stream was anything but DVD quality. many times the video didn't match the voice/sound.

tv-links was also shut down and the owner arrested

i thought it came out on the live cd she did, but i just checked the tracklist and it isn't there. i guess it's on the acl dvd i have, but i don't have the mp3s from that performance. that was actually the first time i heard that song.

wow thanks a lot. i really like that particular riff, i wonder if jay or jeff came up with it.

perhaps the intro riff? sounds like it has a bunch of slides and hammer ons and stuff

zack braff made them famous

also, does anyone have a tab for the studio version of summerteeth? i want to try to figure out the main guitar riff that is repeated throughout the song. i'll try tomorrow but i bet i'll fail

well really he did a pretty straight cover, he just didn't hold out those notes. i think those long held out notes are the best part of the song... but i still like the cover.

man i need to get more neil young albums. i don't even recognize most of these songs

also, i don't really think jeff "nailed" this song. definitely could have used louder and longer yelps at the high points of the verses... in other words he should have sang it more like dylan.

yea i don't really get sufjan. i think everything he sings is shit, and he turns every cover song to shit.

i wonder who is playing what on this track edit: nevermind i see it's been answered and wow i really like cat power on the memphis blues

what particular bootlegs are you talking about?

niiiiiiiiiiiiice thanks

what is the tab for the step down to C part? that doesn't make sense to me because the root note of the A is just open A and the root note of the C is the third fret on the A string. Are you supposed to be playing bar C?