sister morphine

in fact they were probably on their way to this show when i saw them... they were walking in the gertrude st direction.

oh man. i walked past pat and john in spring st this morning but was too shy to say anything. wish i'd known about this. anyone know the deal with this early entry thing if you have certain tickets?

another great show, i was delighted with passenger side

great show, i was third row and had a blast. glenn richards was wonderful too opening. looking forward to tonight. thanks for the setlist

great record.

augie march will win, and they deserve to you do know that howling bells are just waikiki repackaged for the emo crowd, right?

bob dylan, leonard cohen, and... probably neil young.

oh, mine would just be abbey road.

same here. jury's still out on this one, though. it only came out here today

yeah, i'm stoked about this.

i dunno, is it? hopefully it won't be by the time i get around to using it.

that's good if it works for you. their blandness is painful to me.

i feel bad for you guys who lined up or went in for the pre sales and didn't get right up front. i'm row c and i got mine off the internet morning of the show. pre sales are almost always a waste, though, because they tend to just randomly distribute seats via them as opposed to giving out the best seats. anyway, you can see from anywhere in the palais but the stalls are best because of the steepness up top. my best tip is to bring plenty of change for the st. kilda parking meters.

at the moment, i think i'd name my child dylan- girl or boy. yes i'm a bob dylan fan girl

coldplay trying to co-opt U2's sound, perhaps, since theirs is beyond bland. ugh.