froggie

wilco dylan led zeppelin gordon lightfoot warren zevon ek kuepper 1927 mississippi john hurt creedence traveling wilburys beatles

U2 - some really good singles, but i cant sit through an album... (plus Bono's a cockhead) Michael Jackson Kiss AC/DC Tom Waits Radiohead Madonna ... and how come no one's mentioned Justin Beiber?? (you know, 9 year old girl from Canada!)

damn, you beat me to it. the funny thing is i've been listening to bob's tune all year and still havent got sick of it!. the whole album shows that old Zimmy does indeed have a heart

my next door neighbour pretends to be disabled when she's on the street, using a walking stick (and sometimes a frame) and stumbling slowly. BUT, thanks to the little hole in the fence, it doesnt stop me from seeing her from digging the garden with a great big spade

acuff-rose when you wake up feeling old side with the seeds .... well, in australia anyway

both are equal to me... i prefer Harrison

creedence clearwater revival

via chicago, for me but when you wake up........... feeeeeeeeeeelin old, comes a close second BTW, hell is chrome bores the hell out of me. i get worried that they might waste a spot in the setlist by playing it if i'm there. and i've been lucky so far!

where's the love for "You never know"?.... if the traveling wilburys ever do something again (which they wont), i'll nominate Jeff as Harro's replacement.

myself on TV in the background! (fun, but for a good cause)

wrong thread for me this time of year! going for walks in the evening in a trench coat.. the fact that its coming back next year... enjoying it without having to shovel snow... when the night temperature drops to 0'C (aka 32'F)... getting rain, hail and sun in the same hour... and more seriously, no bushfires and hottest days on record like last year (47'C)

not the original song, but a really cool cover of Heading for the light from the Wilburys:

does an episode of Judge Judy count?

3 wilco's in 4 days 3 bob dylan's in 4 days thats pretty good down in Australia!

in 97, 98 and 99, they did

the first time i heard the studio version of that in 1993, i nearly dropped dead - just when you think Neil cant write another perfect pop song - he does!

i dont have the winter blues... i've got the summer blues. i'll gladly swap places with you!

here comes the sun... doo'n doo doo!

how come no one's gave the sarcastic reply?: "its about 11 minutes long"

Robert Plant does!

completely agree. New Madrid to me reminds me an international student that visited out department a few years back.. yes, we did walk to a fountain together. yes, she did hold on to my arm. and yes, i do think "shake my baby and please bring her back"