froggie

Ian Dury.

it was played a few times on the AM tour and only one recording circulates, as far as i know

talk-back radio with some of the usual annoying callers is enough to put anyone in a coma

why isnt 1927 mentioned?

hats off to roy harper never grabbed me. but i love that's the way and stomp!

Plus I am a weirdo and actually prefer the acoustic set over the electric set.

you think a weirdo?. i dont see the big fuss over the 66 tour at all.

the voice on the acoustic sets puts me to sleep and its all over the place on the electric set

i much prefer the stuff he did in 65. both the acoustic shows and the ones in the 2nd half of the year

Australia (again) early next year, if anyone's interested. hopefully wilco come on the same day as him as they did last time!

Today I cancelled my landline phone.

it should be officially referred to as LANLINE... no D in there. it means 'local area network line'....

landline comes from the fact that it doesnt move far. just being picky

i wonder what i am these days?... i'll check

happy birthday from the frogster!

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTCo9aBdTk0

its been taken down

Que?

dont worry, he's from Barcelona

I;'m going through another Fawlty Towers phase.... again!

When you wake up feeling old

it's been played 5 times. twice at the lounge ax (14th and 15th june, 1999)

the Ash Wednesday bushfires and the great dust stoem in 1983 (i was born in 77). well it big news here. i was caught up in it coming home from school in prep grade

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-02-14/ash-wednesday-bushfires-1983-from-the-archives/4519214

dont know why, but i'd say 'I thought I held you'

ah, she mentions the 96 tram in melbourner. it goes past the Palais theatre. Wilco have played there a few times

i'd love to hear a recording of the complete show. i was there

typical Robert if it was true:

http://ultimateclassicrock.com/led-zeppelin-desert-trip-reunion/

short interview with jeff about old vinyl... (not sure if its been posted before)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5toaBxoTrI4

I think that Dylan set is fine, but, maybe not for festival like this.

that's been his standard set all year. at festivals he usually throws in some of the crowd favourites, like Rainy day women, Hard rain. (but dont hold your breath for Like a rolling stone. he hasnt touched that one for a few years.

however, bob and mick have done at a festival in 1998, and since the Stones are also on the bill, you never know

ah, here it is:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD7_FfGJI0E

(Airline To Heaven was on Jeff's setlist but apparently cut in favor of Give Back The Key and Handshake Drugs was apparently a consideration but also not played; I'm pretty sure those were the only variations from the stage list):

GRR.. i yelled out for Airline last month down here, and he nodded his head to me after mumbling something and didnt play it! (still a great setlist!)

airline to heaven = 'cheap flights for when you die in church'

summerteeth = 'dentistry for the happy holiday season'

sonny feeling = 'new Tweedy album coming soon!'

i'm the man who loves you = 'http://www.rsvp.com'

it's just that simple = 'DIY for dummies"

the late greats = 'famous historians'

acuff-rose = 'sweet country songs from days gone by'

I'd be stoked if Wilco opened every one of their shows with Wilco (the song).

Me too!

I have that experience once - and loved it