froggie

vibes from the land downunder

Liverpool actually.... http://www.boblinks.com/050109s.html here's a crappy clip of it.... not as good as the 2002 version

woah, you mean the Melbourne in Australia?. good luck!. Jeff 'told me off' for going to Sydney to see them

no AM for the highway?

The Whingeing Pom Bar & Bistro

box full of letters at an op shop this morning!

happy birthday!

if meraid avenue songs were 'allowed', i'd easily pick Airline, 1*1, and Mountain Bed

temple of low men was one of the first albums i bought when it came out (after begging my parents for some money!)

but i had it sent to me today.. http://blog.nola.com/keithspera/2009/05/wi...t_hits_all.html Wilco's John Stirratt hits all the right notes in return to his old stomping grounds Posted by Keith Spera, Music writer, The Times-Picayune May 16, 2009 4:00AM SCOTT THRELKELD / THE TIMES-PICAYUNE ARCHIVE Jeff Tweedy of Wilco performs before a huge crowd at the Gentilly Stage at the 2009 Jazz Fest. As a New Orleans native and Jazz Fest veteran, Wilco bassist John Stirratt knew which temptation to avoid prior to the band's April 25 set at the Fair Grounds: the Natchitoches meat pies. "I was

robert plant warren zevon john fogerty gordon lightfoot

too far apart via chicago sunken treasure

> I'm not that familiar with Neil Finn's work in either Crowded House or Split Enz probably start with the greatest hits. or with albums, Woodface is my fave from crowded house. True colours or Conflicting emtions are the best from split enz. the latter sounds more like crowded house

AGIB is waaaaaaaaaaay better

i wonder if Nels loses any sleep over these threads?

for people interested in personal goss, here's a story about bob's kids and what they're doing these days. well, we all know what Jakob's up to! http://folkfanlcb89.tripod.com/children.html

John Paul Jones getting revenge at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame in 1995 for LedZep:

i forgot about him!

what?, no love for bob egan?

new Howling Bells!

your F and A keys seem to be too close together

does this mean that if it wasnt for uncle tupelo, jeff could have been a traveling wilbury?!

nothing wrong with sounding like Harrison... look at Dylan these days - he takes an old blues song (word for word) and calls it his own.