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1. 99 2. 99 3. 99 4. 95 5. 93 egads

1. Pigpen 2. Brent 3. Keith 4. Vince 5. Bruce/T.C.

Click the links on the page that gives you your score.

26 correct. Some tough ones in there.

I think you mean Pedro Martinez, as in reference to Babe Ruth: "I'll drill him in the ass."

It is a good thing to have a few goons to watch your back in college. A very good thing.

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I'm jonesin' for a game. Thurday won't come soon enough.I've been on vacation since early June and watching the Sox is a full-time summer job for me. That and beautifying the house to the whim of the ol' lady.

1. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas 2. Hell's Angels 3. Fear and Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72 4. The Great Shark Hunt 5. Generation of Swine

Horseshoe pit would be great, as would a long-jump pit. However, I'm finally completing a flagstone patio in the back yard that I started in the spring. I was just waiting for it to get really, really hot, I guess. ed. How would I make my own sand? Does it involve mayonaisse?

...that 1 ton of sand will not cover a 6'x20' plot. Back to the sand yard for this ol' bastard.

You know, I didn't mind it when it wasn't the staple encore. They originally would toss it in to end the first set occassionally. The point is that the collective fans spoke, and the band listened.

I'll say it's a step higher than just gas. Just a hunch.

Just "for the record": that ain't Gacy. At least, I hope it isn't.

I just found this site last night and they apparently do a lot of Tupelo/Wilco stuff. Check back later for one you don't have. Great quality, too.

psssst: if you click the link, you can enjoy a streamed Uncle Tupelo concert right now from '93. I caught a Wilco show from 2000 last night> http://www.bluegrassbox.com/status.php 1 - Banter 02 - Fifteen Keys 03 - Grindstone 04 - Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down 05 - True To Life 06 - Chickamauga 07 - Watch Me Fall 08 - Anodyne 09 - The Long Cut 10 - Slate 11 - Atomic Power 12 - New Madrid 13 - Sandusky 14 - Acuff Rose Disc 2 01 - Banter 02 - Steal The Crumbs 03 - We've Been Had 04 - Give Me Back The Key To My Heart 05 - Looking For A Way Out 06 - E: Life Worth Livin' 07 - Nothing 08 - T

I used to seriously dig this tune as a young lad. I'd like to hear again soon: I've been walkin' these streets so long Singin' the same old song I know every crack in these dirty sidewalks of Broadway Where hustle's the name of the game And nice guys get washed away like the snow and the rain There's been a load of compromisin' On the road to my horizon But I'm gonna be where the lights are shinin' on me Like a rhinestone cowboy Riding out on a horse in a star-spangled rodeo Like a rhinestone cowboy Getting cards and letters from people I don't even know And offers comin' over the phone

Not a bad tune. I kind of like it. FWIW, I like when bands flesh out their new tunes on tours. It shows they're not afraid to take the chance for the tunes being ill-received. Hate to bring the Dead into this, but they did the same thing a lot and would bag playing certain tunes entirely, in large part due to audience reaction (think: Dayjob, Revolutionary Hamstrung Blues, etc.). The versions of some of these new tunes may change a bit from now until....whenever. It also doesn't mean that these are all going to automatically make it onto the next album. ed. I really like the re-worked ver

I've been doing the same thing. I've got Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow on deck.

Wha? Gammons is one of the smartest baseball guys in the business and is known for having impeccable credentials and standards. The man is one of the most, if not the most, respected guys covering the sport. Anyway, here's another list: 1. Barefoot 2. Teva flip-flops 3. Jack Purcell sneakers 4. Leather clogs (dare I say Birkenstock?) 5. Crocs

Or, you can always chat up the person next to you (especially poignant during those obnoxious slow numbers) or if you went to the show solo, break out your cell phone and tell all your friends who aren't there what's going on at the show!

What is that, a DVD? I need to see it. Also- the Woody Allen flick. Is this in theatres? I haven't heard of it. I need to read the "entertainment" section of the papers more....