froggie

i've always liked this song. i first heard it back in 1994 and i didnt hear idiot wind till a year later. as well as ripping the lines out isis, he also mentions tangled up in blue. also, that fence hootie's sitting on in the song could be a barbed wire one

woops, i meant relaXing... damn x and z keys are close to eachother when i'm typing fast

mermaid avenue was my introduction (loved california stars, even though i cant stand it now)... then summerteeth turned me into a fan. if you dont mind some over-production, go for summerteeth

what he feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeels, dont let anyone say he's wrong

very relazing album.... nice girl too

it was a typo - they're chips here as well

those fattening deep-fried things made of potatoes.. i just had a handful of cashews and i cant stop

it was an extra along with the clips and salad

had some really good chicken parma at the pub last night. heh, at one point i was having trouble cutting some bacon and eventually it flew off the knife onto the damsel beside me

looks to be a goodie if all the footage is that close up

i've had a few too many myself (just kidding)

i assume i'm the only person in the cosmos that doesnt like this song?

probably how zeppelin did 3 hour shows in 1977 every night... no quarter and moby dick give the band a break and the acoustic set gives bonham a break.. some of those no quarters went on for half an hour whereas moby dick was always at least 20mins long

happy birthday

i'm on a dylan roll today..... crappy album cover but great underrated music that doesnt get you at first. then it grabs you the balls and never lets you go..

with one of my fave music artists, ed kuepper. this was up in sydney in january... very humid evening in his words "after all thats left to say, wasnt i pissed off today"

those tunes are on 3 different albums. maybe get the anthology first. then you can decide which sound you like the most if you like the acoustic stuff, go for march 16-20. if you want the most wilco sounding album, go for anodyne

i met paul hester once... he's just as loveable/goofy offstage as he is on it or on his tv show..... great band, they were

dont laugh....

unlikely in japan?

piss-break!

that was a great show. i have it on dvd somewhere (unofficial version) Temple of low men was one of the first albums i ever bought with my own $$$$. i got it along with Cloud 9 and the first wilburys album back in 1988

here's the solo electric version i mentioned before... park west, 13 sep 2000 http://www.sendspace.com/file/yqi6j4

with my significant other back in 2002