uncool2pillow

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

Shocked!

I like the song, but one of the riffs reminds a bit too much of Tom Petty's "Jammin' Me".

Amen to that, Matt! I got a call from a friend this morning to tell me she was just diagnosed for the 2nd time with uterine and/or cervical cancer.

Jeff and John sure looked short next to Conan.