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By the way, Elderly has a Cortez and a couple of Texans that look real nice: . ELDERLY - EPIPHONE

Wilco (The Redemption) or W(TA) 2: This Time Its Personal or ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3ayUSin8o8 Watch them play live here: Video: Thao & Mirah Cover "Love Is a Battlefield"

While I wouldn't get a vintage off ebay, there are a few very good dealers who can be trusted. Elderly is one. Not sure your price range, but this seems a very good guitar: GIBSON LG-2 (1942-45) or this: MARTIN D-18 (1966)

This would be my recommendation. I am not sure if you were implying a new or vintage, but I recommend a new one. You get what you pay for (to a point. Law of diminishing returns kicks in at about 5k IMHO - anything more and you just pay for bling. Not sure your budget). The 'vintage' market is a bit tough. I feel you end up paying more for an inferior guitar. If, however, you are set on a vintage, here are my thoughts. I would avoid guitars from the 1970s. Gibson and Martin were worried about repairs and beefed up bracing and construction - killing tone in the process. Gibson (and maybe Mar

Hmmmmm... I have the following: Kamera [ Open D - D A D F# A D (no capo) ] Radio Cure [ Open D - D A D F# A D (no capo) ] Pot Kettle Black [ Open D - D A D F# A D (no capo) ] None in DADFAD or DADAAD. However, these songs (mostly) get played on the bottom three strings - DADxxx; therefore, you could almost use any of these tunings interchangeably.

You can try here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIkGohO_-QE

Violent Femmes - Add It Up Beastie Boys - Sabotage Led Zeppelin - Rock n Roll Uncle Tupelo - Graveyard Shift

I really miss the Tower in NB (#21). I was such a great store. Great place to get classical and jazz. Still drive by and get sad... EDIT: I remember buying my first DRA CD there (Gold).

oooooh red spruce. Nice

It sure is. I love slotted headstocks - so classic. How does it sound? Is it rosewood or mahogany?

While I did not necessarily give KEOC a negative initial review, I was very skeptical. I really loved Sam's early lo-fi / acoustic stuff. The Kitchen Sink arrangements were something I had to get past. But once I ignored my expectations and accepted the record as-is (for what it is), I have to admit that I really like it. Sam is, after all, a great songwriter and this shows thru any arrangement. Songs like Rabbit Will Run, Big Burned Hand and Monkeys Uptown are very enjoyable. I am espescially fond of the the closer: Your Fake Name. The coda of "We will become..." is mesmerizing. So far,

Yes. And the one listed as "? - new song" is a early acoustic version of "Panthers". Very cool. The recording is so-so. It seems mike was placed next to cash register, tip jar or something.

Best post of the week?

I really love the solo JT show 05-16-2003 Disc 1 01 My Words 02 At Least That's What You Said 03 (?) - new song 04 Muzzle Of Bees 05 Be Not So Fearful 06 -Stage Banter- 07 Remember The Mountain Bed 08 Bob Dylan's 49th Beard 09 I'm The Man Who Loves You 10 Airline To Heaven 11 You're Really Gone (?) -Anodyne-era song fragment 12 Millionaire 13 Heavy Metal Drummer Disc 2 01 Dear Employer 02 Misunderstood (w/ Frere Jacques intro) 03 Poor Places 04 More Like The Moon 05 Theologians 06 A Shot in the Arm 07 -Encore Break- 08 Company in My Back 09 Hummingbird 10 "Being There"-era song

TVZ - Dead Flowers http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBwC7Qzljso

This is what i have. not sure if it matches the video version. Walken - Wilco / JT Open G Intro: G Fill [x2] Verse 1: G C G Fill I�m walking All by myself C Cm C I was talking to myself about you (What am I going to do) Interlude: Bb Bbsus4 A Asus4 Ab Verse 2: G C G Fill I was singing This song about you C Cm C I was thinking about singing This song for you Interlude: Bb

Rain in SoCal...

New Avett Brother Song . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEMzFOt4Jn8 . . Both sound kinda 'folky' - hopefully we get Gleam III this year!?!

Cant tell if cool or incongruous http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AY8Iekd1Hc

Movie related at least: This is has some pretty cool 'behind the scene' pictures. A couple of my favorite: