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huh, I just found mine online, and used the direct link to the photo.

What if my top 5 includes Doug Sahm?

'98 Guinness Fleadh in Arlington Park IL. What a day. Best concert/festival I've ever been to, bar none Saw all of the following for the first time: Wilco Los Lobos (missed seeing Richard Thompson) X Squeeze John Lee Hooker Chieftains (missed seeing Billy Bragg) Also saw Shane MacGowan (though not for the first time) Great sunny weather. Great music. Everyone that came with (we road tripped from Minnesota) all had a great time - it was glorious.

Pogues Dirty Old Town. Heard it before Ewan MacColl's (RIP) (Kirsty McColl's (also RIP) dad) version.

digging your new avatar/photo.

That was great. I give the gold medal to The Clash, and I'm looking forward to The Waco Bros doing it in a couple weeks.

Speaking of Louvin Brothers, I first heard the Byrds' Christian Life before the LB's version.

That is utterly amazing. Not that you heard any version before Dylan, but that someone mentioned Tin Machine.

frozen caveman lawyer to represent.

I'll check out the Mercer version. I think the only version I'm familiar with is the Dean Martin version.

You'd think he'd wait until at least inauguration day +1 to start reneging on his promises... Make hay while the sun shines?

Christmas songs that are creepy and rapey: Baby It's Cold Outside

I remember him wearing chaps and some tiny skivvies to cover his naughty bits, but there was also a dolls head dangling in front of his lightly covered danglies.

His best tattoo was a really crudely drawn Hangman game, with F _ C K underneath it. The hangman was complete, so I guess that means that the person who was guessing the word didn't get it right? He nailed me in the head once with a Fosters king can. At another show, my friend and I stepped out to catch some fresh air, and we both gasped that his shirt was covered in blood. He did a quick diagnostic, and sighed in relief "It's OK, it's not my blood." I think he might be the world's only rock bugler - and he even played two at once, like Morphine's sax guy.

WAIT! Swapping out Petty's song for The Waitresses: Christmas Wrapping. Phew. That was close.

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Los Lobos - around 20? I've seen them at least once every year since '98. Waco Brothers - around 10? In the 90s, I saw fIREHOSE a bunch of times - at least 10 Saw the Cows a bunch of times - at least 10. Ha - didn't need to search. This topic is only 2 pages old. I just started reading it today from the top. (Mostly just to make sure whether or not I already responded! Geezers unite!)

great update

5 fave Christmas albums A Phil Spector Christmas Gift for you Charlie Brown Christmas - Vince Guaraldi Trio Three Suites - Duke Ellington Band Christmas Cookin - Jimmy Smith Songs for Christmas - Sufjan Stevens Apologies to Ella Fitzgerald, Elvis, and the Rat Pack.

oh sure!

SWEET! Watch me blow up the you tube thread.

Question for the cool kids: How come when the cool kids post youtube links, the video is embedded, but when pissants like me do it, only the link appears?

There's not a single person here who heard the original of Tide Is High first either.

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