KevinG

What the hell are you talking about?

Off the top of my head: Counting Crows mention Ben Folds (Not sure what song) Rufus Wainwright mentions Lenoard Cohen, Jane Curtin and John Lithgow (Want) Ben Lee mentions Good Charoltte, Sleepy Jackson, and Beyonce (Catch My Disease) Eef Barzely mentions Ludicris (Ballad of Bitter Honey)

I don't like his Subway ads.

I got to thinking about this the last night, and I wondered if this whole thing is a hoax by the Radio Station. The reason that I think this way is Five-fold: 1) The leaked copy made it the radio station somehow (ok not that odd, but still makes me question things); 2) They played it knowing full well that it wasn't exactly kosher to do so. I mean, hey they are major market station not some college station that wouldn't know any better. I highly doubt DJ's can play whatever they want too. This had to been cleared by station management.; 3) Jack White called from Spain? WTF? From all accou

From a post at Stereogum. It appears that Jeff Tweedy will be doing the voice of lil God in some cartoon on Comedy Central. File this under WTF?

I hate Sufjan Stevens. I like this song, though.

Paris Hilton's ad/softcore porn ad was for Carl jr's. Do not besmurch the good name of the McDonald's Corporation.

Not the Back to the Future Thread I was hoing for. Never heard of them what is the music like?

I saw that too. Awesome. Big Z pitched a good game for once. Too bad Wrigley dosen't use musiic caus ethat could be his theme song when he pitches. No, wait I am glad Wrigley doesn't do that kind of BS.

I am sorry to hate, but that song was really boring. I did not like the video either.

i wrote "ticket to ride" once

In the latest podcast Bill Deville, Mac Wilson, and Mark Weat discuss Sky Blue Sky and Wilco in general. It is a great podcast and a great weekly podcast. Check it out hear. I haven't listened to it fully yet, comments later.

What does that mean?

Did you read this in the

? Wow, that is just plain harsh

this is a great song. but for christsakes why does every TV show need to use it everytime they need to have an emotional scene. There are millions of songs out there, note to all producers find some more.

Sellouts

Why not? You have. SBS is a great album. You obviously don't like it. Hey that is fine. A lot of people here think it is best thing since man invented fire. You are not going to change anyones mind with petitions to go back to 1997. We are not going to change your mind. My suggestion is go put on Summerteeth, and listen to what you like instead of bashing those that like things that are different from you. Make your petition, cause that will work.

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Saw this item from Pop Candy today. Apparently John Krasinki form the office played a Wilco tune at a Death Cab for Cutie show at the 9:30 Club in DC. Anyone got any more info, or maybe know what song it was?

Your post made me think of this Dilbert I saw today I don't want to be mean or troll here, but for Christsakes, I couldn't get through your message. Paragraphs are great things. Brevity as well. I mean from what I can tell is that this song speaks to you, which is great. I am glad that this song has helped you with your depression and all that. I am glad that you have found an outlet in this forum to put your thoughts together. Depression is a terrible thing if anything you do helps that depression great. You have a beautiful child, for one do your best to connect with that.

I am so tired of Sir Paul f ing with Beatles tunes. Why can't he leave well enough alone?

Here is a cover mix I have been working on. Twin Falls (Live) - Ben Folds Five (Built to Spill) Karma Police - Christopher O'Riley (Radiohead) Beautiful - Clem Snide (Christina Aguilera) I'm Your Toy - Elvis Costello & The Attractions (Flying Burrito Bros) Hang On To Your Ego - Frank Black (Beach Boys) Shooting Star - Golden Smog (Bad Company) The Killing Moon - Grant Lee Phillips (Echo and the Bunnymen) Soul Kitchen - Gomez (Doors) Across the Universe - Rufus Wainwright (The Beatles) Mother Nature's Son - John Denver (The Beatles) Runnin' Out Of Fools - Neko Case (Aretha Franklin) Spit

My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You - Elvis Costello & The Attractions Medley: Rip It Up / Shake, Rattle And Roll / Blue Suede Shoes - The Beatles Old Brown Shoe - The Beatles Can't Even Tie Your Own Shoes - Golden Smog My Little Suede Shoes - Charlie Parker No More Shoes - Stephen Malkmus The New Soft Shoe - Gram Parsons Shoehorn With Teeth - They Might Be Giants Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet - Woody Guthrie Put My Little Shoes Away - Woody Guthrie (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes - Elvis Costello Standing In My Shoes - My Feet Are Smiling I Wish Those Cats @ Fobia Would