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Bowie (damn, this is going to be hard!) All the Madmen Quicksand Lady Stardust Breaking Glass Up the Hill Backwards Here Was the List I pared down from Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud All the Madmen Changes Quicksand Lady Stardust Time The Jean Genie Rebel Rebel Breaking Glass Sound and Vision Joe the Lion Sons of the Silent Age Heroes Look Back in Anger Up the Hill Backwards Cat People (Putting Out Fire) Loving the Alien

I forgot Tig is going to be there. She really is incredibly funny. Watch Knock Knock, It's Tig Notaro or listen to her on Jeff Garlin's podcast. They really have organized a great lineup this year.

The Police Can't Stand Losing You Truth Hits Everybody One World (Not Three) Synchronicity II King of Pain

Was the John Doe show in '08? I skipped that one coming so shortly after the Winter Residency.

This

2.8 miles to Val Air Ballroom, West Des Moines, IA 347 miles to Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL

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Woot!

Close the thread! He nailed it.

I don't think a current audience would appreciate Dave and Teri's history, but it would be something. Letterman's heyday matched up well with my HS and colle years (84-92). He shaped my sense of humor almost single-handedly. I've said more than once in the past couple of weeks, "If you ever wondered how I became a sarcastic asshole, blame Dave."

Zwan. Their LP is one of the 2 or 3 best LPs Billy Corgan has made (Gish and Siamese Dream being the others).

That's the only pitch he throws.

You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go

FTW

Stones Monkey Man Sympathy for the Devil Satisfaction Street Fighting Man She's So Cold

Velvets is hard: European Son Waiting for the Man Some Kinds of Love Pale Blue Eyes Rock and Roll or Sweet Jane depending upon the day.

Live in Cook County Jail was one of my early record purchases. Probably 1985 or 1986. Listened to it yesterday. He will be missed, but he had a great run!

Fitting for anyone's retirement.

Yep. I remember when Liam refused to participate in Unplugged. Claimed he had a cold, but I think Noel didn't buy it. He rocked on Unplugged. I was surprised he didn't go solo right after that.

The book by Barbara Tuchman is a great read.

Nice thread, Sir. Surprised the Beasties only turned up once on your list. 5 (1975) - Beatles, but also Sesame Street as Lammy helped remind me. 10 (1980) - KISS 15 (1985) - Bowie 20 (1990) - Bob Mould 25 (1995) - Bob Mould / Sugar 30 (2000) - Miles Davis 35 (2005) - Wilco 40 (2010) - Wilco

This changes frequently, but Workbook's been at the top of the list for 26 years now. Bob Mould - Workbook Jason Isbell - Southeastern David Bowie - Low Richard & Linda Thomspon - Shoot out the Lights Velvet Underground - Loaded

Alejandro Escovedo.

Two Angels Blue I'd Run Away Save It for a Rainy Day Take Me With Me When You Go