JessieOK

Wow!! amAzing...see everyone tomorrow!!

Al-right!!! another swoon moment. God, I effing love this song!!!!!!!

This is good, yes!! I'll take it!

and , lol!! It's been a great night around here!! I'm just so happy that cheek kissing feels appropriate

This is exceptionally goooood news!!!! Hope it works!!

Totally! No matter how hard I fight it...makes me swoon, just a little

"I check the maiill..." makes me blush like a school girl for some reason when he sings that part!!

I'd sell my soul for a teleporter right now...

Passenger Side!!! Wrong time to step out for a cig...

Not possible...not that I want to piss Jeff off!!

I hope I can be heard screaming all the way in OK...that version of How to Fight Loneliness was mind blowing!!! Dear god, I hope to hear this again someday.

word!! I get giddy every time I hear the opening chords...

IATTBYH!!!! Just plugged in my earphones...sounds even better!!

Have to say, I kind of agree with your logic. To me, that's one of the downfalls of watching films that have been adapted from real life stories, or that have been adapted from books that I have read before a screenplay was ever even dreamed of. If I liked the story, felt empathy for the protagonist, then I'm automatically emotionally invested in that character, whether real or created. With that emotional investment comes loyalty, and on the day that character is brought to life on the big screen, I want to see that character as I already know him. To take that character and strip away what h

for sure... Best place for live music in Tulsa, OK! You can get your own taste of Cain's in the opening sequence in Ashes of An American flag...

Via Chicago without the aural mind fuck would be like fireworks without the boom- pretty, but not altogether outstanding. The first time I ever heard the song was also the first time I ever saw Wilco live. The song was going along, nice and pretty, and then all of the sudden the world sounded like it was crashing in, at least inside Cain's Ballroom. My mind was blown and that's when I knew Wilco was, without question, the best live band I'd ever get to see in my life. That being said, I also love the studio version of the song, it just depends on the day which version I prefer more.

True!! I just hate those moments where I feel like I have no idea what just happened, like maybe I had a mini stroke or something and just missed the important part of what was said...

Anyone know what the hell Sean Penn was talking about during his Best Actress intro when he said “actors don’t win this two years in a row”...?

To each , his (or her) own...There are many films that follow a similar story arc. For this particular story though, it's the actors and the music that brought it to life and made this particular film stand out more than others similar in kind. I'd say the reason no one is talking about it is because the heart and soul Jeff Bridges poured into his character far outweighs the unoriginal story argument. But that's just me!! For me, it's one of the best films I've ever seen and I'll be watching it for the rest of my life

Um. OK. I've been to several Wilco shows, and thankfully, only one of that handful was a "seated" venue. I didn't enjoy that aspect of the show, because one, without upfront tickets, there's little chance for getting up close and personal, center stage, and two, it's only natural to want to stand. Of course, if EVERYONE around me had remained seated for the whole show, then obviously I would have. But at this particular show, as with many, I"m sure, it was a bit of a conundrum. Everyone in front of me was standing, including the 6'5" dude directly in front of me. Directly behind me, two girl

The soundtrack is the best I've heard in along time...and I'd truly be embarrassed to admit how many times I've listened to Ryan Bingham doing "The Weary Kind" since I saw the movie the first time on Monday (and again on Tuesday )

I'll be pulling hard for the Dude for his nomination, as well as Ryan Bingham and T-Bone Burnett for their nod for "The Weary Kind." I will never watch Avatar but fully expect the disappointment of watching this film sweep every category it has been nominated for. And then I'll vow to never again watch the Oscars, just like I do every time they have given Leonardo Dicaprio the shaft. But the next year, I'll watch again. It's just what we do, right? And I totally agree that Crazy Heart was worthy of a nomination. I've seen it twice already and though the story is not overly complex and could

aye me...yes, I meant Outtasite! Thanks for the info though I was pretty sure that was the case. And yeah, on closer inspection, that is obviously not John...Not even close!

well....I have to say, that while the guys really look like they were having a great time, I am more than glad that they no longer make music videos. At least videos like those anyway!! Have to admit though, this one is far easier to watch than the Shot in the Arm video... And, I wonder, did they do their own stunts in the Boxful of Letters...? If so, then for some reason, this raises Wilco even higher in my esteem and from here on out, they will remain the best rock band ever

how about just setting up a paypal account with one person as the admin or whatever, then everyone send funds to it. I'd be happy making a donation without getting anything for it, though extra music is always cool!!