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I've had it for months too but still haven't listened to it. the live show was immense... i can't imagine the recording living up to it. same thing happened w/ The Seer.

Not heard but seen... In episode 9 of The Affair, the oldest daughter has a Wilco poster in her bedroom. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

this is on my projected show list for 2015 so far (well, i forgot to put Solid Sound and Newport Folk Fest) The Devil Makes Three 1/10/2015 House of Blues Mayhem/Watain 1/11/2014 Royale Marilyn Manson 1/28/2015 House of Blues Billy Idol 1/31/2015 The Orpheum George Clinton 2/14/2015 House of Blues Swans 2/17/2014 Port City Helmet 2/19/2015 Brighton Music Hall Sturgill Simpson 2/20/2015 The Paradise Sleater-Kinney 2/22/2015 House of Blues Behemoth/Cannibal Corpse 2/27/2015 House of Blues The Church 3/1/2015 The Sinclair Yob/Enslaved 3/24/2014 The Sinclair Swervedriver 3/28/2015 The Sinclair B

Boards of Canada would be great, esp in the right room.

will these secrets be revealed in the next batch of Sony leaks?

i only saw three shows where I couldn't take photos, but they were all pretty great: Neutral Milk Hotel Television King Crimson

good call on PJ Harvey... i've only seen her once, w/ John Parish.

Elevator music. Torture chamber music. You must be a 60 year old deadhead.

you don't consider The Smiths or NIN to be rock acts?

not bad in what way? i wonder if the rest of the world rolls their collective eyes at the Hall of Fame in the same manner as baseball's "World Series."

i finally get to scratch Electric Wizard off my list next year. at this point there are not too many bands I haven't yet seen that i still would like to.... i am not gonna use this as a necrophilia exercise as I think we went over that already Savage Republic still plays sporadically, and even though Licher's not w/ them, i would still like to see them play at some point. Sir Admiral Cloudesley Shovell. they played the year I was at Roadburn but i didn't know anything about them, and 4 stages means you gotta pick your plan and stick with it. i hope they play the US at some point. Steel

great record. really bummed i blew off the show. but sleep and work butted in.

i think the first lighter alcohol IPA i saw was Stone's Levitation.

i'll have my best live shows list done over the weekend...still trying to figure out the top records of the year.

just the answer: http://smuttynose.blogspot.com/2014/04/kick-off-your-shoes-for-session-with.html

Somewhere there's Russian Wilco board w/ its very own Hixter.

whatever, Skunk Baxter.

i think that the range of nuclear weapons isn't really an issue these days.

other than J Geils and Blues Traveler, that is.

it's all about Kanye, baby. who did PBB influence?

Bedemon (pre-Pentagram band) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX1yqI-McD0

that's the funniest thing...there are only three 'punk' bands in the HoF ramones - 2002 clash - 2003 sex pistols - 2006 and now Green Day is in on the first ballot? what about Black Flag? The Damned? Stiff Little Fingers? Dead Kennedys? Bad Brains? Minor Threat? sure, none of them even came close to the commercial success of Green Day, but they made their mark in much deeper and imo more important ways.

basically think of it as Wilco creating their own weekend community. they get to invite whoever they want to play, a lot of the Wilco side projects are on the bill (though still waiting for Loose Fur), and they get full reign of decisions like what food and beer to have on offer, what side attractions are set up (including impromptu 'secret' performances scattered within the museum's grounds; definitely get on the SSF twitter feed if you want to be in the loop), and like-minded people of all ages come to enjoy it. there's been on-site poster screening, a dunk tank, interactive music installati

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