uncool2pillow

All the horses are doping.

Good point, re-reading the NYT question, it was a pretty blunt question to ask and maybe deserved that blunt answer.

Pretty blunt answer compared to his interview in Time which I'm sure was posted elsewhere.

It Might Get Loud Starring The Edge, Jack White, Jimmy Page

Glad to see you giving SBS some much needed love here, but better than ST?? Wow! Mine will change because I need to give W(TA) more time to settle in. YHF ST BT SBS AGIB W(TA) AM BTW, all are excellent albums. Well... AM is VERY good.

Just got an e-mail, it's good on Friday only. If you don't get their e-mail coupons they will often honor them if you ask (and belong to their free rewards program).

I like the quote... obviously (even though it stopped being true about 5 minutes after he said it).

Kaelin's Restaurant claims to have invented the cheeseburger and serves pretty good ones. Last time I was there I went to a more upscale restaurant that was something of a Louisville classic. If I recall it was on Bardstown Rd. or in that (cool, old) neighborhood. I thought the name had dog or cow in it, but google hasn't helped me find it. If Churchill Downs is still in season, that's a fun place to people watch. You have all classes represented.

I haven't read the book, but I think it's very courageous to tell a story this honestly that's intended for younger audiences.

I am an SBS defender. I think it's a solid album. I've only listened to W(TA) a handful of times, but I think there's more stylistic diversity than SBS, so I voted W(TA). I'd like to revisit this poll in 3 or 4 months.

Still not fixed. I get weekly new release e-mails from AMG. I actually clicked on both the Paisley and Wilco albums to read their reviews. I read Paisley's then started reading Wilco's (alphabetical order, not importance). I figured it was a bug in the site or my browser!

A cover of a classic is best when it helps you rediscover the greatness of a song that's been worn down from overplay. Neil's cover of "A Day in the Life" does that. Another one is "Comfortably Numb" on the new Bad Plus CD.

That's a good point, a missed call for sure, but a difficult one. I had to see about 4 angles before I was convinced it went in.

Sigh... So close, yet so far.

Too much choppiness, good night.

Woot!

It seems to be up on the roadcase now.

I think Feist could have "adorable" chemistry w/ just about anyone.

I'm already envisioning him being buried at Neverland. Who owns that now? Tours of Neverland would be a cash cow rivaling Graceland, I imagine. Especially if they sold tickets to ride the carnival rides, if they're still there.

That about sums it up.

I really doubt Jackson's ownership of the Beatles catalog was ever an impediment to a release. He never seemed to shy away from making a buck.

I agree