So Long

I heard Hossa could be out until December.

I would lock the other thread...but I have no idea how haha. I'm really excited the season starts early because of Olympic hockey. Should be a great year.

Little Feat.

The drum sound on this record is way too compressed for my taste. It's pretty loud on whole, even the more quiet parts of the album. Personally, I'd opt for A ghost Is Born production any day.

Winter Classic at Fenway, I really hope I can get tickets. Hope everybody noticed my Avatar change.

2001 American Fender Jazz Bass 2005 Rickenbacker 4003 2006 Epiphone John Lennon Signature

YES!

Let's not forget 'Shot in the Arm'.

They played I'll Fight at soundcheck yesterday

We've arrived Eric! haha. I used the same exact phrase to describe what the bass player for Conor Oberst looked like. And Denim Dan on the right was also hilarious.

Conor Oberst is full of shit, imho. He's way too into himself, and played way too long. I personally thought the rain added to the experience, the encore of I'm The Man Who Loves You was amazing. It was pouring at this point, and Nels came out with middle fingers raised to the heavens, and John mouthed "you guys are the shit!" to the crowd. This was my 8th Wilco show, and it is definitely a stand out. Amazing setlist, good crowd, good venue.

This record has effortlessly become a staple on my iPod.

anybody else starting to get withdrawal symptoms?

Former Beatles and Stones manager Allen Klein has died Jul 4, 2009, 05:13 PM | by Nicole Sperling Iconic and infamous music business entrepreneur Allen Klein has died after a long battle with Alzheimer's. He was 77. Klein -- a controversial manager whose clients included Sam Cooke, the Rolling Stones, and the Beatles -- founded Allen Klein & Co. in the late 1950s. Today, ABKCO is one of the world's leading independent music companies. The New Jersey-born accountant's rise to fame began with Cooke, who he helped land an unprecedentedly lucrative recording deal in 1963. He then moved

Unbelievable. When I found out I instantly looked at that last drive against the Rams in the SuperBowl. Truly a great athlete.

Wilco sent out the same type of e-mail when Sky Blue Sky was released, just saying to support the band even though we already have the music...not unreasonable.

1. AGIB 2. YHF 3. ST 4. W(TA) 5. BT 6. SBS 7. AM Very tough to decide between ST, BT, and W(TA)...

To me, with the Cap shrinking next year, it's a quick fix. It works out great for Hossa, but as soon as his productivity slows down, there are a lot of question marks. Chicago is a great team again, with a young core. To devote that much money to Hossa is a gamble.

I always think of those type of signings as "video game signings". Signing someone to a 12 year contract to get around the Cap is a move for XBox, not NHL. It does come across as immature, almost desperate.

Quiet day for Boston. We signed Begin (who I'm guessing will apologize to new teammate Savard about that whole 'broken back' thing a few years ago), re-signed Bitz and bought out Shaefer. Also dumped Stephane Yelle and Steve Montador. I hope we sign Kessel, but he has to be willing to take a less-than-market offer like Krecji did. Also P.J. Axelesson's been a Bruin since I've been a fan, so I'd like to see another year or two with him on the roster.

I just read a review of the new Wilco album and it linked off to "wilcoweb.com"...is this new?

The Bennett questions were even tough to listen to, but a great interview overall.

Wilco (The Album) is the album Sky Blue Sky wishes it was.

I'm happy with the album.

Kid A effect at the end was interesting. I can see why they didn't use this though...too jumbled?