froggie

yeah, that thing!

just took a few more listens: it's starting to sound like a more mature sound to the AM/Being there era band. i can definately hear the roots of the original 'alt country' band and their more modern stuff. the vocals sound new altogether, the music seems to swell on their earlier career and the arrangements are a mix of both - good stuff! my only complaint is that jeff seems to struggle with some of the high notes in the vocals - maybe its it's intentional - maybe not?. still, i like it more than AGIB.

its been stuck in my head for the last few hours today

they arent circulating as far as i know

when he played the intro on the last solo tour he said it sounds like Listen to the music.. listened to SBS twice so far... quite like it. the sound quality is low so it should be much better when the official thing comes out

unless i'm thinking of the melbourne BDO... i'll have to listen to them again.

i've been asked to do this before... this is me at the pub

here's the live debut of it.. back in november 2001.. just solo tweedy though http://www.sendspace.com/file/amt9pv

so relaxing and catchy...

sounds good.. big zevon fan here. the 76 debut album gets frequent play in these quarters

some live mississippi john hurt stuff that my friend got from a torrent

you're all wrong - cant you see its gonna be a Jimmy buffett cover?

and that aint a bad thing

bob dylan witmark demos: http://www.bobsboots.com/CDs/cd-w34.html

ah, thats why most people hate it!

i heard Glenn Richards from Augie March as well... it was in the herald-sun yesterday

you get to see jeff's legs, if thats your bent

its $64 US dollars and f32 UK pounds when they last played in 2003, i forgot exactly how much but from memory the tickets were close to AUS$50.. it was a smaller venue and right next door to where they're playing now in melbourne. its more expensive than i would have thought for wilco, but average price for that venue late in 2005 i payed $92 to see john fogerty at the same venue. both great artists but one's been around since the 60s and had one or 2 hit singles. most likely more a venue decision than a band one. either way, i'm seeing 3 shows this time

just heard Either way and it sounds damn nice so far..

shitty cover but nice music

just saw in the paper today that Glenn Richards from Augie March will be the support act for the Melbourne shows... not sure about the other cities

anyone gonna wait for it to be re-released with a bonus disk?