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ah, why not?... BT ST MA 1& 2 SBS AM YHF W(TA) SW AGIB TWL

Ed Kuepper every thursday night this month

am i only one that's got a big soft spot for 'old john robertson'?

well, i've been listening to a lot of Mississippi John Hurt lately (or re-discovering him). i'm only 37 and my parents werent even born when he first started his 1928 recordings.... and they still the test of time!

wilco (the song) was played as they were going to a commercial to "have you being paying attention?" ( light-hearted news/quiz program covering the weeks news)

nice blurb! http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/music/10-musicians-who-would-make-great-politicians-7433548 Jeff Tweedy — Illinois The Wilco frontman first spoke to the American dream in 2002, when he promised a diet Coca-Cola and unlit cigarettes for the low price of $3.63. He teamed up with legendary British folk musician Billy Bragg to makeMermaid Avenue, a three-part collection of Woody Guthrie’s unreleased material. Bragg is more than welcome to stick around Chicago as an adviser, but we have the utmost confidence that Tweedy will triumph over the ashes of American flags with his masterful

dont know if this has been posted, but it looks a 4th july outdoor show.... pretty good interview with John about it http://www.phoenixne...weekend-7453165

dont know if this has been posted, but it looks a 4th july outdoor show.... pretty good interview with John about it http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/music/wilco-prepares-for-a-hot-outdoor-show-on-the-fourth-of-july-weekend-7453165

same here. P&P twice in 2006 (the last 2 shows of the No Quarter tour), and Jonesey with the Vultures in 2010 (actually briefly shook his hand at the side entrance of Festival hall. a few lads from Liverpool played at the same venue in 1964!

thanks, its only my personal listening. i still go for old-school listening habits! - without white wires hanging outta your ears

but a quick stupid question - to split these files on to 2 disks, where does disk 1 end and where does disk 2 start? (cause they come as 39 wave files all in a row

well, Don Mclean said the day the music died in 1959. but for me, any new act that emerged after 2002 is all a blur to me. i wouldnt even have a clue what's #1 on the charts today. pre-2002 acts that are still going still interest me, though

hope so!

the last one i listened to was Chicago, 7 May 99. it's got a weird mix where the instruments arent balanced properly, so you can hear some more than the others - but it sounds damn good!

shortest: 25 minutes on the train to the city longest: 80 minutes on the plane to sydney (~1000 kms)

the answer my friend is $$$$$$$$$$$$

when we were kids, we couldnt wait to grow up. now it's a case of "what the hell were we thinking?!"

always the last to know roll to me here and mow stone cold sober nothing ever happens

obviously some guy that jumped on the YHF bandwagon. dont know where they heard Shot in the arm from!. i agree that Misunderstood, Sunken treasure and VC are glaring omissions. Box full of letters needs a mention as being the introductory song of theirs to the world .

Dylan + TV dont mix - hardly ever have. take a look at the Cry a while performance in 2002 at the grammys! still, you cant beat this from 1991 must have been on the terps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeBzvgewgsc

make sure catch him Letterman tonight, being the last music act on the show. not sure of the time differences, but its coming soon. bob has entered the building...

australian band (recently reformed after nearly 30 years) 1927 opened up for Michael Bolton recently. i only went for 1927, but the bolt wasnt too shabby... albeit BORING. but hey? - had to get my moneys worth!

KISS: Sure know something Guns n Roses: Patience (and Aint it fun, but that's a cover) U2: Stay (faraway, so close)