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The Flaming Lips "Powerless" came on my ipod today, and I decided it qualifies for this thread. I suspect there's more Lips stuff if I thought about it harder.

My edit. True fact. Yes you have. But most of us are too old to do too much about it. Sorta. Frankly I don't get all this "old floyd" purist snobbery stuff. The early stuff is great, but I grew up in the 70's and DSOTM and Animals and The Wall are the ones that hit me in the gut at the formative years of music listening. As for The Wall, I don't consider it dark or creepy, but maybe that's just because I've been listening to it for literally 30-some years. As for the actual topic, I don't usually do re-issues, but I can definitely see myself doing some of these in an immersion

Do you plan to throw things at the non-squatters? Somehow I get this image of a baseball catcher in all of this.

I'm really starting to wonder if those two guys are related.

Happy Birthday!

I have never heard anyone other than Andrew Bird actually use that word in a sentence.

The Decemberists with Justin Townes Earle at the Iroquois theater in Louisville. Very excited about the show! (Less excited about the 80% chance of severe thunderstorms in an outdoor theater at a GA show... )

always too soon, dude. always too soon.

I bought the mp3 download (not the newspaper version) when it came out, and I got an email today with a link to download the 2 new songs. Overall, the record is definitely settling in for me. Not every track, but overall I like it a lot. Looking forward to these new ones.

Electioneering - Radiohead Jane Says - Jane's Addiction Bull Black Nova - Wilco I don't think I've ever found myself saying "gee, maybe it's too loud?" on any of those, ever.

Wendy shot me a dirty look at the Wilco concert in Indy a couple years ago when I let out a "SING US A SONG, JOHN" at a quiet moment between songs. She'll deny it, btw. It seems like DMB gets a lot of hate around here, considering that they've made a lot of really good music over the years. I haven't seem them live so I don't know how horrific the crowds are. I'd go if they were close (and not at a festival). But Under the Table and Crowded Streets are a couple of really good records.

The Jam production site says "off sale" for Sat. Think I'll call the Vic later today.

Tuesday Afternoon - The Moody Blues Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon - Queen

Love the blogs. Great reviews. The King of Vicarious Wilconess.

"accumulating snow advisory" for tonight. Seriously? Can we be done with this already? My wee little sugar snap sprouts are not going to be happy about this.

VC Lurker would be a good name for a sandwich

Well, it WAS here... 70's over the weekend and a few days over the past couple weeks. But right now it's 37 with a w/c of 29. TWENTY NINE!

That was my first thought as I was reading that link. Brilliant hype.

Mavis on Conan tonight.

Hey little Donna still wanna? You said to ring you up When I was in Toranna.

Me too. Feel free to post whatever, but I'm enjoying hearing from people who are actually affected by all of this and have a vested interest in the outcome. Otherwise I'd just read the news. My opinion as a spectator isn't all that interesting and typically underinformed. But it's refreshing to hear from people (with names and faces, or at least avatars and sigs) who see things from the inside out.

I saw them in '79 instead of going to my junior prom! Yeah, I'm an anti-social geek from way back...

great. radiohead is the new "Lost".

As if members of a Wilco message board would have a clue what a great dance record is. Careful what you wish for.

Queen Talking Heads