Winston Legthigh

It's General Admission close to the stage.

I just want to see the Edge's bald head, so to speak.

I really want to see the Mad Max flick.

Wow, the u2gigs site is impressive with the level of detail they go into. From last night's show: http://www.u2gigs.com/article993.html

Black Francis

Queens of the Stone Age Regular John God is in the Radio A Song for the Deaf Long Slow Goodbye ...Like Clockwork

Good eats at the Rick Bayless place. Otherwise O'Hare sucks.

List of all songs confirmed to have been rehearsed Let's conclude with a list of songs known to have been rehearsed across all sessions in Vancouver. We should issue a mea culpa: Volcano should not have been in our earlier lists. It was played over the PA by the band's crew, but we have had no more solid confirmation that it was played than one report early in the rehearsals period that the band did "everything" from Songs of Innocence. We are only counting songs cited directly, so it has been removed from our list. New songs: California (There Is No End To Love), Cedarwood Road, Every Break

That's totally about Missing Persons, no?

Oh yeah. Fuck the Eagles, man. Take it Easy, I suppose.

It's who you know...

I thought they were going to have two different setlists - one for "innocence" and one for "experience" ? I would be very bummed to not hear anything off of Zooropa or Unforgettable Fire. I have tix to one show in Chicago.

I can't come up with a band that I hate. I'm not a fan of Jefferson Starship by any means, but I do enjoy their songs: Jane, Find Your Way Back, and Winds of Change.

Man spurns Obamacare, now wants insurance because his bills are too high. Huh. Yeah, I get it, insurance is expensive. But not as expensive as medical bills are. I had to buy insurance when I was unemployed, and it wasn't cheap. It's all about priorities I guess.

Cool topic. 1974 (5): Most likely Beatles. My parents had the White Album and Sgt Peppers, and I listened to them constantly, but I know that the Sesame Street album, and The Osmonds loomed large 1979 (10): Either KISS or Sha Na Na. KISS Double Platinum was the first album I bought with my own money, but Sha Na Na was the first rock-n-roll show I ever went to, and I loved their variety show. But my favorite album at the time was probably K-tel's Dumb Ditties. 1984 (15): U2. Their Unforgettable Fire tour was the best thing ever. Also loved Madness, The Specials and English Beat. 1989: (20): P

Thought about putting One Size Fits All on mine, but it's been so long that I've listened to it to justify calling it a favorite of mine.

Simon and Garfunkel Homeward Bound Mrs. Robinson El Condor Pasa Keep the Customer Satisfied The Only Living Boy in New York

Beatles White Album Grateful Dead Europe 72 John Coltrane A Love Supreme Los Lobos Kiko Harry Belafonte Live at Carnegie Hall

That was awesome. THanks for posting.

Are there more details yet to today's GZ story other than some dude tried to shoot him?

Agreed. Looking and sounding good!

You won't hurt the other songs' feelings...

Grateful Dead Eyes of the World Dark Star Big Railroad Blues Cumberland Blues Bird Song

Blur The Universal Beetlebum Tender This is a Low Coffee & TV

So, not Russia?