uncool2pillow

Which Replacements song did you request? What Richard Thompson song did he cover?

Wait, Jules left?

503 Service Temprarily Unavailable. Too many downloaders? edit: Probably lots of traffic, but I eventually got in. Can't wait.

Having an opinion (even contrary to yours) is fine and you've been around long enough to know that people feel quite empowered to criticize the band here. I think most people are somewhat surprised that you would hold this opinion. I think this setlist came off pretty much as people thought it would. I can't imagine having been in that audience and being bored. I was on pins & needles wondering what was coming next just following the setlist on Twitter.

Do you think Nels would faithfully reproduce a one note guitar solo? Hard to imagine.

Who Loves the Sun!

Unless you read other threads on this board.

Twins sweep the Sox!

Which made him 37 when the Sopranos started. Yikes. I liked his voice work for Where the Wild Things Are more than I liked the movie as a whole.

Me too! Toured there circa 1994 and the guy pouring samples was a fellow Luther College alum, so he kept our glasses full. Great time! I had some New Glaurus a couple of weeks ago. Can't remember which one, but it was good.

I'm doing a bike ride next week to hit a bunch of Des Moines area microbreweries http://515brewing.com/ http://confluencebrewing.com/ http://www.courtavebrew.com/ http://www.raccoonbrew.com/

I saw Bob Mould put on a ton of solo acoustic shows. Every one of them opened with Wishing Well. He tore that apart every time.

Also the Steve Martin memoir. Not often that I read 2 books @ once, but didn't want to take the iPad to the pool.

The Fault in our Stars

Old 97s. Also free in Iowa City.

He's a Brewer?

Richard Thompson. Freei in Iowa City

Anyone read his book? My brother just sent my a copy. http://www.amazon.com/Year-Swollen-Appendices-Brian-Diary/dp/0571179959/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1370298026&sr=1-1&keywords=brian+eno+appendices

What'd she sing? Dead Flowers?

My brother says the Cleveland Clinic is up there with Mayo, so I'm guessing the answer is yes.

It's a bit amazing to me that of all the toxins that coursed through that man's body. In the end, it was the music from Lulu that sent his liver over the edge. I wish him all the best. The entire VU catalog and New York are still in heavy rotation. The politics of NY are dated now, but the music is still awesome. Incredible guitar sound.

Wow! The debris reminds me of being in a carwash, except it's dirt and debris, not brushes. Also, I was amused that Hixter posted it first and it features a political ad about gun control, at least when I viewed. it.

Sounds pretty epic for a guy who was nearly incapable of stringing together a coherent sentence when I was him a couple of years ago. edit: I should add that I really enjoyed this show. It was

Jerry and Phil?

Dead: Marin Luther Thomas Jefferson Socrates Abe Lincoln Tim Russert (to moderate) Alive: Bill Clinton Geo. HW Bush Adrian Peterson Nelson Mandela (Actually, I have no idea)