uncool2pillow

A FB friend was at that show. Small world.

I was surprised no one listed Southeastern, then I thought maybe it came out late last year. Nope. Almost a year ago. Geez time flies.

Last time I saw him there maybe two dozen people there. It was in Des Moines, butbi can't imagine him selling out many venues these days.

LOVED that movie.

Really enjoyed the first season, especially the season finale. Very heartwarming.

They had a good run.

Buy an Aeropress!! Best $25 I've spent in a while.

That blows.

Fantastic band. The fiddle player and the guitar/mandolin player were both absolutely fantastic vocalists as well as top notch musicians. This was a close to a pure bluegrass show (w/ drummer) that I've seen him put on.

Lovett played Friend of the Devil per my request posted to Facebook and called me out by name. Pretty damn cool night.

Lyle Lovett

No spoilers, please because I'm a couple of episodes behind, but I'm really enjoying it. Especially Billy Bob Thornton.

Prince turning up a few times on here really shocks me. He's released A LOT of crap, but could really do no wrong from 1982-87 and plenty of gems since then.

Sides 1 & 2 work for me still.

That looks like it would be a good follow up Zealot that I recently read.

Closest to seeing somebody before the really broke big was Alice in Chains opening for Iggy Pop in an arthouse movie theater in Louisville in the Fall of 1990.

Whoops, meant that for the Now Craving thread.

Heroin

Quite well, thank you. Tonight I'm watching the Clippers.

There is something about that. I think it's the piano.

This is why I'll never give up Woody Allen movies. I used to worship Kirby Puckett, then found out what an asshole he was. At that point I decided that if a public figure was talented at what they did, I would appreciate it if NOT the person. It's kind of weird to believe Paul Simon, John Denver, and Jackson Browne all been implicated in domestic violence at some point in their lives.

Lunatic Fringe - Red Rider

Monkey Man is unbelievably great, but I don't think I've ever heard it on the radio.

Streaming on NPR. http://www.npr.org/2014/04/20/303387128/first-listen-nels-cline-singers-macroscope?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nprmusic&utm_term=music&utm_content=20140420

Just like the Wiggles.