speakingoftomorrow

I completely agree. The ending is incredible - especially live.

Florida fans searching for two tickets.

Penns Landing - 6.28.03

Radiohead -- Exit Music (for a film) > Let Down

0:44 - 0:48 of IATTBYH

Been a son - Nirvana Reservations - Wilco Engineer Demos On the Way - Dinosaur Jr The Denial Twist - The White Stripes What's Ya Take on Cassavettes - LeTigre Flipside - Breeders Corona - Minutemen Live Wire - The Beastie Boys From the Heart of Me - Grateful Dead (Winterland) Same in the end - Sublime

Just received a recent edition of Paste Magazine and was thrilled to see a letter to the editor regarding the recent SBS review by Geoffrey Himes: "Shame on Geoffrey Himes for his review of the latest Wilco release. His attempt to recast the groundbreaking Yankee Hotel Foxtrot as "self-indulgently obscurantist" with "little...substance" is as misguided as it is unfounded. Firstly, I'll gladly refund him the price of the album if he can "heap randon sound effects on...tracks" with a 10th of the ingenuity of "Ashes of American flags" or "I am Trying to Break your Heart." Secondly, his assertio

...made me realize that there was life after O.K. Computer.

"Ted, just admit it" Jane's Addiction

The Lonely 1

That would be something. The Bamboo Room is Lake Worth's best possession. Maybe someday.

"Or consider the Big Bird pabulum of "What Light," whose everyone-is-special ethos represents the lack of artistic ambition that bedevils the album: "If you feel like singing a song/ And you want other people to sing along/ Just sing what you feel/ Don't let anyone say it's wrong." I think that is Mr. Tweedy's point. "Don't let anyone say it's wrong."

Here is my theory. I believe it's spelled with a K out of respect to REM'S "Camera" on Murmer.

I love how IATTBYH starts coming on at the end of Reservations, with all the feedback and static - awesome.

Penns Landing 6.28.2003 Sonic Youth opened, and O'Rourke with the Band for an awesome version of Laminated Cat. Also, an intersting version of "Muzzle of Bees."

I thought the song was actually about recovery.

I think the Carefree is closed/closing. The Pompano Beach Ampitheater would be nice. I missed the Carefree shows, I did see Morphine there - a great place to see a band.

It's been a long time, I think Pompano Beach, since they played down here (not counting Langerado). We are due...

I liked the Latrobe show but have been to better. There is this aura of uncomfortability that inevitably arises when there is a loud drunk guy screaming in between songs. There is this sort of walking on egg shells feeling when you hear some dude screaming. Don't get me wrong, I hate it - but I found myself waiting for Jeff to confront the dude instead of enjoying the show.