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Boss_Tweedy

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  1. Also in no particular order: Lemonheads - Love Chant Belair Lip Bombs - Again Neko Case - Neon Grey Midnight Green Mavis Staples - Sad and Beautiful World Brògeal - Tuesday Paper Club Jeff Tweedy - Twilight Override Westside Cowboy - This Better Be Something Great (EP) Marshall Allen - New Dawn Joshua Hedley - All Hat Wednesday - Bleeds Various Artists - A Tribute to the King of Zydeco De La Soul - Cabin in the Sky One more that's actually from 2024 although i didn't discover it till this year: Mystery
  2. New De La Soul album Cabin in the Sky
  3. Jeff Tweedy - first of three shows in four nights.
  4. Mystery Waitress - Bright Black Night
  5. I finally went to see Sinners. I was always the kid in school who, when asked for my interpretation of a story or a poem, was way off. The same goes for this movie, which has a lot more going on than I initially picked up on. It's a very good film with a lot of substance and unexpected turns. The cameos by real-life bluesmen (at least one of which will only be caught by big blues fans - I may have missed some myself) were a nice bonus. I need to see it again because I missed the post-credits scene. This will easily be among my favorite movies at the end of the year.
  6. It's a solid album. The songwriting as usual is very strong. I'm probably the wrong person to ask to be honest. I've recently been hooked on Centromatic, and although I haven't listened to many of Johnson's solo efforts I'm kinda partial to Centromatic's sound. I just prefer the more up tempo stuff.
  7. I also attended Saturday's show. Waxahatchee was an incredible opener. I may have enjoyed Katie Crutchfield and company as much as if not more than Wilco. And that's not intended as a shot at Wilco by any means. I"d been hoping Wilco would play the Saenger, as it's the most beautiful concert venue in NOLA in my opinion. I missed hearing some of my favorites from older albums in their catalog, but I enjoyed hearing other songs I haven't experienced as much live. There were some drunk talkers behind me, but after they received several angry looks from others they piped down. For those who are un
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