Jay

I look at my iPod not as a replacement for CDs but just a more convenient way to transport my music. It

Hmm, haven't seen it on my usual sites, though I haven't checked Oink. Now I am bummed that I could have heard it awhile ago but didn't know it was out. Thanks Kyle.

Me too!

http://www.bradleysalmanac.com/2006/08/mp3...ambridge-ma.htm

Live at The Middle East Upstairs

in Cambridge, MA

on Sunday afternoon, August 6th, 2006

I knew you'd give in

Robert Pollard - "Normal Happiness"

Downloadable in FLAC and VBR MP3. You can even stream it.

http://www.archive.org/details/tedleo2005-08-26.flac16

Band/Artist: Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Date: August 26, 2005

Venue: South Street Seaport

Location: New York, NY

Source: AKG 414's> Apogee Mini-Me (16/44.1) > Marantz PMD-670

Lineage: PMD-670 >USB> Audacity (normalizing)> CDWAV (tracking) >FLAC

Taped by: Matt Casey

Transfered by: Matt Casey

01. Intro / Little Dawn

02. Sons of Cain

03. Dial Up

04. Me and Mia

05. The One Who Got Us Out

06. Where Have All the Rude Boys Gone

07. The High Party

08. The Sword in the Stone

09. The 11th

10. Counting Down The Hours

11. Timorous Me

12. Shake The Sheets

13. encore banter

14. Hearts of Oak

15. I'm A Ghost

16. 2nd Ave, 11 AM

17. Biomusicology

18. banter

19. Parallel or Together?

20. Suspect Device (Stiff Little Fingers cover)

I saw the street date was pushed back but I found it at my local store yesterday.

Jason Molina "Let Me Go, Let Me Go, Let Me Go"

I like it, though it seems to be front-loaded. I am familiar with the first 3 songs so that may be why I like those more, though.

shit dude, you should have asked me

Shoot, I was going to but never did. Would have same me a bunch of searching over the past few weeks.

I've been waiting for this darn thing to leak

Aloha "Some Echoes"

This kind of musical archiving is really necessary and a great testiment to guys like John who have dug deep to find lost and forgotten material, not unlike what the Numero Group is doing.

Speaking of the Numero Group, Yellow Pills: Prefill is a great power pop compilation.