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The Cinema of Inappropriate Laughter presents 'The English Patient':

Same. Jagger's energy is amazing for a guy about to turn 70. Plus his voice is in better shape this tour than it has been for years. Maybe he has given up smoking or something. Keef on the other hand is barely going through the motions.

Wonder what the chances of a soundboard recording of this ever emerging? Would love that. Something I never noticed until hearing this show is the is the striking similarity between aspects of 'Marquee Moon' and 'Bull Black Nova'.

So jealous! What a terrific set of covers. Based on the clips that have surfaced on Youtube so far the boys absolutely nailed these songs. How about 'Boys are Back in Town' as an opener with Nels and Pat channelling Brian Downey and Scott Gorham's original twin lead guitar! Can't wait for a full recording of this to surface.

Damn that is sad. Great actor. He totally inhabits that role in The Sopranos. Agree with you Mr Heartbreak that The Sopranos is right up there among the best ever TV shows. Gandolfini helped usher in the golden age of big budget cable TV series we are now living through. RIP.

Rory Gallagher - Tattoo'd Lady:

Haven't seen such high quality footage before from Fillmore East. This is pretty much untouchable:

I wish I was a fisherman tumblin' on the seas far away from dry land and it's bitter memories castin' out my sweet line with abandonment and love no ceiling bearin' down on me save the starry sky above with light in my head with you in my arms... I wish i was the brakeman on a hurtlin fevered train crashin head long into the heartland like a cannon in the rain with the feelin of the sleepers and the burnin of the coal countin the towns flashin by and a night that's full of soul with light in my head with you in my arms... And I know I will be loosened from the bonds that hold me fast and the

RIP. Great bass player - and best sideboards ever:

What a horrible person. The laughing fan-boys in the audience do themselves no favors - although some of it may be nervous laughter.

You are right Jules. Ian Stewart, the Stones original keyboard player, was kicked out of the band n 1963 for not having the right look. But he continued to play keyboards with the band both on record and off-stage during concerts right up until he died in 1985. According to Wiki he played piano on numbers of his choosing throughout tours in 1969, 1975–76, 1978 and 1981–82.

Just checked and the replay 'play now' link does work for users outside Australia. It's a great set list - and nicely recorded.

Some video from the show here: http://ultimateclassicrock.com/rolling-stones-club-gig/

This week's 'Live Set' show on Australian RadioNational features Wilco's recent show at the Hamer Hall in Melbourne. It was broadcast today (sunday 28) but can be replayed via the 'Listen Now' button on the page below. Not sure if the replay works outside Australia. The web page also has some nice live pics of the band plus an interview with Jeff: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/liveset/wilco-live-in-melbourne/4643484 Here's the setlist - as listed: Track: One Sunday Morning - 10'43" Track: Poor Places / Art of Almost - 12'06" Track: I Might- 3'06" Track: Sunken Treasur

Great second album by Sydney band Songs (the most un-google-friendly band name in the world!).

Thanks for letting us know about the sync'd up version of the Sydney Opera House gig Luminous. I loved the stream but the sync issues were very frustrating. Kudos to the guy who sorted it out :

Among his many accolades, responsible for Bonham's iconic drum sound on When the Levee Breaks: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/apr/09/andy-johns-producer-dies

Thanks for the report Rockpools - sounds awesome. Here's the setlist from the Wilco FB page. What a great list!. Heard other reports that this was the best show so far of the Aus/NZ tour. I was at the Sydney Opera House first show and loved it - but the atmosphere at all-seated venues is never quite the same (I didn't know the Opera House was lit up blue as part of an Austism awareness campaign either - but appreciate it as i also have an autistic boy). Town Hall / Wellington, NZ / 05 Apr 2013 setlist: Misunderstood Art of Almost I Might Via Chicago Spiders (kidsmoke) Impossible Germa

Tom Jones with CSN&Y - 1969 - Long Time Gone. Wow! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Kg0v0Er8Ak

Damn - more than one camera = sync problems.

Hummingbird! And finally they switch on the other cameras - I think I even saw Pat for a second!

Shame about the one camera thing - it's like Jeff is the only member of the band. I don't even think Pat has appeared once!