KevinG

They Might Be Giants - Spiders

Paul McCartney should do Handshake Drugs and he could steal his bass line back

I'll be the first to say it here

Phillip Seymore Hoffman = Jay Bennett

Ben Folds - Pieholden Suite

Big Star - Late Greats

Still pine for the days of Bennett/Tweedy. I think that was the best Wilco stuff. One can only hope...

Fox News wouldn't do that.

I have album called Pickin' On Wilco by Old School Frieght Train. It is bluegrass covers of Wilco Tunes. It is just ok.

here's one:

 

http://www.sendspace.com/file/kkieh3

That is the one I needed. Props to you Froggie!

Which version?

YHF Demos?

YHF Engineer Demos?

Wilcoworld.com release?

The Jay Bennett version?

I would like the realse that was put out on Wilcoworld a couple of years ago, since I realized that is one of the songs I lost in the great computer crash if '05.

Sounds like a communist to me

your bro get you the new one yet? it's fabulous

Yes he did. He is good like that. And yes it is great. But it hasn't hit me like Eggs has.

Mysterious Production of Eggs is my favorite album. Not just of Andreww but of all time (or at least for the time being).

I have OS X so I have had Vista for a couple of years now.

I thought that was ok, I've seen a lot more gratuitous use of sex in that series though! It was ok, just hoping they settle down the stories in the next season... not long till Doctor Who too!

I actaully like Torchwood better then Doctor Who. The stories while not as fun, are really gritty and better written then most Who episodes. Also the characters have more depth.

I too cannot wait for series 3, but The Runaway Bride kinda left me worried. Let's hope Martha is better then and less annoying then Rose.

Dinner At Eight - Rufus Wainwright. A depressing story about father and son realtionship.

Finished watching:

 

 

Last night - not a bad first season at all. Think it really found it's feet towards the end and even encountered a bad guy that reminded me of The Master a little bit... though the ending of the season was a bit corny, it was thoroughly watchable.

Just finished watching this as well. I thought it was the best TV show in recent memory. Though could have done without the "kiss"

His most fun work is as MC Honky. That makes me smile everytime I listen to it.

I am confused. Is it "Sky Blue Sky" or "Blue Sky Blue"? I have heard it mentioned both ways.

Anyway, thought on the album title? I don' t like it.

if you smoke pot and like smelly hippies spinning around sure they are fun. If you hate everything about hippies, jam band etc. don't go.

Why do I care about Steve Tweedy?

Kicking it old school with my man Bob.

Did anyone click on the video link? Man, local news is terrible.

So for those of you that were lucky enough to get a ticket be counted here.

Here is some info about the area for those of you are from out of town.

Venue: Barrymore Theatre - G/A - small seated venue (old movie theatre). Get there early for good seats. There is a balacony. The ceiling has lights like the night sky, if the sky paint was peeling.

Parking: There is no parkingto be had around the theatre. No lot to speak of. You generally will find off street parking, in and around the neighborhood.

Neighborhood: Atwood. Probably the coolest area in town, filled with mostly grad students and old hippies. Near the lake. If you are there earlier enough take a walk by the lake, the weather is sposed to be great! High of 57 and sunny.

Eats: Within a couple of miles of the theatre there are more resturants then proably any place in Madison. If you take John Nolan Drive to Willy Street (Williamson St) to Atwood (the street where the theatre is) all the way to Fair Oaks Ave you will pass several resturants. Here are my Favorites

The Weary Traveler - Good food and good beer, not with in walking distance but close enough. This is where I will be eating before the show

Jolly Bob's - Jamacian - If you want good drinks go here. Close but can't walk to the show.

Texas Tubb's Taco Palace - Austin style taco joint. Good Cheap and fast. Close to the theatre. If I wasn't going to The Weary Traveler I'd be here.

Monty's Blue Plate - Right across the street from the Barrymore. 50's style diner. The entry way has pictures of the "famous" acts who played the barrymore in years past.

Glass Nickel Pizza - Great pizza, about 3/4 of a mile from the Barrymore.

Wonder's Pub - Great food, excellent beer. Perfect for a meet up after the show.

There are a ton of other places around the area. My suggustion come early explore Madison's best neighborhood.

So long story short. I will be there, with my brother from Minneapolis. Hope to see ya all there.

Man, I don't think I would run to Madison if my Kid was just born. Hopefully all goes well for the Stirratt family.

66.7%

I thought it was going to be a lot lower. I have always thought of myself as tone deaf. Too musch time listening to the D.