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It seems like some photo links aren't working. Just some though. They posted yesterday but just appear as the link address today. (Same photo is what I meant there).

Does it really?! I never noticed that. I'll still think they just smashed every guitar in the place as some glorious finale.

I've always liked the part in the movie when they're all walking back from the playing area to the listening area. They all look just exhausted. I always think to myself, "Now that's a fucking rock and roll band, they're just done for after playing". Who knows if that's what is happening, but I always think that.

There's kind of two Tom Waits though. Before Swordfishtombones and after. I'd start with that or Rain Dogs. The before stuff is more jazzy singer piano stuff. Great stuff. The Heart of Saturday Night or Heart Attack and Vine maybe for that era.

If we're gonna talk about the movie, let's talk about the cool parts with Jay. Midwest Buy and Sell was pretty cool. He looked like a fucking rock star with all that gear.

One more and I'll probably shut up about my old home town. This joint is good fun: The Bryant Lake Bowl

Uncool mentioned the Walker Art Museum. Don't forget about their sculpture garden too. People often overlook it. And Thursday is cheap day. Free day if you have a student I.D. (or one that you've held onto for 10+ years like me).

And Electric Fetus records. Great record store.

I remember the April 29, 2000 show in Oxford, Mississippi. We drove from Memphis. They did the beginning of "Won't Get Fooled Again". They did it twice with Jay and Jeff both trying out some Pete Townsend moves. They never did the whole song.

CC is pretty fun for that reason alone.

This is a sweet guitar for about $500 Martin dx1k

I gotta tell ya, I'm pretty happy with the central. At least right now. Its easy to like your division when everyone else looks like a little league team.

I miss the location under the avatars. Not that everybody didn't mess with it, but it was fun.

You and me both.

Yeah, maybe that's backwards. You're right. It sounded nice though.

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45 is just too damn young.

Its back on the Wikipedia page.

They closed his page to comments as well.Link

Nudie!

No word here from Bhickman? I think he actually knows him.

It keeps reminding me of the final scene in David Lynch's "Lost Highway".