So Long

seriously. I loved the book as well.

I went through Diskfactory on musiciansfriend.com, turned out great.

there were cameras and a VH1 crew in NorthHampton, it was for a "spend the day with the band" type show, who knows what they'll do with that footage.

Yeah, John's made it into my top 10 bassists. Which is interesting, because the first time I saw Wilco I wasn't that impressed by the basslines. But they fit the songs so damn well, and his lines on SBS are amazing.

the new single is ok. Not great. Makes me a little scared about the new album...

I know he's in Japan working on films. I heard he said he has no music left in him. Which is sad.

nyuck nyuck nyuck.

I really have a good feeling about this year!

then he must not be a good public speaker...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

that's true. But all southerners are.

wow.

I thought this might be fun: For the role of Jay Bennett: Phillip Seymour Hoffman / For the role of Glenn Kotche: Keanu Reeves / For the role of Pat Sansone: Dana Carvey? Any other suggestions?

Jeff Tweedy is featured on every Wilco record... weird!

holla!

I never understood the hatred of CQ. I think it's a good example of early Wilco.

yeah! ... www.myspace.com/waynewhittaker

I think Devils and Dust was a pretty solid record, The Rising has a good bunch of songs on it too. I'm really looking forward to this record, and hopefully another chance to see Bruce live.

at soundcheck in Northhampton, they played about 2 minutes of feedback before going into Pot Kettle Black I believe.

I thought Jeff said it felt "claustrophobic".

I hear it. Same type of harmonies, similar guitar pattern, similar drums...no Nels Cline though...

50 cent doesnt' care about black people.

I ran into Peter Wolf from J.Geils Band at an Elvis Costello show. Ran into Elvis Costello and the Imposters after a show last summer. Vin Diesel opened the Apple Store door for me and my friends in Soho, NY. I've met John, Pat, Mikael, and Nels... Ted Leo and the Pharmacists a few times. Paul McCartney's band on the 2005 tour. When I was like 11, I met Edwin McCain...

a different and kickass version of Hummingbird.