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I saw it and it was hilarious. I'll agree. I used to see the Grateful Dead quite a bit and it was an equally uni-racial audience. Too bad too, the people of color I would see there were enjoying the hell out of it.

I requested, and danced to We're Gonna Make It at my friend's wedding last night.

Make that 4 out of 4

Tweedy quoted in the Wall Street Journal http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704129204575506281834570988.html

I had read that it was still owned by his widow, that filmmaker, I can't remember her name. I imagine it was her decorating, not Jerry's. Lot of good that exercise room did.

I found this odd. http://www.zillow.com/blog/jerry-garcias-former-home-for-sale/2010/09/17/

I wish I could say the sound was better where I was.

Thanks for the reminders, friends.

Team Lou.

I'll see them in Boston Saturday. I'm really looking forward to it.

There was a discussion at a LRS last year where Jeff was asked what ever happened to that recording and he had no idea.

No doubt, a professional job will be much better looking. I'm just offering up a what works for me between a fine quality frame shop job and hanging it by tacks on the wall. I save my professional framing for original pieces of art or special items. Plus, they're in a bathroom for goodness sake.

This is one wall in my powder room.

No need for expensive framing. It drives me crazy to send $100+ on a piece of artwork that only costs $25. I love that Wilco uses talented artists and designers and quality silkscreening, but they are prints, not original pieces. What I do is wait for coupons from Michaels where they have fairly inexpensive black frames in larger sizes. I buy a piece of mat board, cut it down to the size of frame (x-acto knife), and mount the artwork onto it using spray fixative. It helps to flatten out the artwork. I don't bother making a window mat, although I know how to, I just don't want to spend th

Look who's all speedy! Thanks, Brennan!

Anybody besides us staying at Blackington Manor?

Yes, yes and yes!!!

I'm seeing them tonight for the first time. Looking forward to it, highly.

Don't know, but someone picked up that in a postcard size for me at a local restaurant.

Cocaine makes people do funny things.

Thanks! Much better!

Looking forward to tonight's Hartford show, but reading that phantsy tour site reminds me that these Phish tours are fodder for some bonafide creeps. Makes Wilco fans look so normal!

Diane, Enjoy! I've seen both lots. For Phish there is the added entertainment of the crowd itself. Think of it as a little bit of spontaneous performance art. I like to move around, some up close and some where I can see the whole crowd. Have Fun!!! I'm going to Hartford on Thursday night.

got mine today too!

Gov't Mule