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Yeah I was thinking it was a Sunday show....they always were before, I think. We have been to three of them, but bailed on one as we had a large and early dinner and the had no motivation to hang around for another two hours before doors opened. So we drove home. The best one was the show when CVB played Key Lime Pie.

Cat Power's is the definitive version, capturing shades of desperation not found in the others.

do you have Monday off? that may help. btw, i think this is the 4th or 5th time they have booked the CVB/Cracker shows on pretty much the same weekend at the ME.

"There were rumors he was into field hockey players"

Cf "made a lot of money in music"

i feel like i just got thrown out of the Billy Joel cab. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JlmvtAHhnc

that wasn't the point, but we're talking past each other 3-4 posts ago, so it doesn't matter. LR >>>>>>> BJ, but we already covered that. speaking of covers, i've seen Lee cover Talking Heads, Neil Young, Modern Lovers and Wire. what covers do you think ex-Mr Brinkley would do or has done?

don't take it so personally. it's only opinions here. i'm compelled to comment about it, because that's what this board is for, right? or should i cease?

i'm confused. what do 'normal' people have to do this topic, on this board? wasn't i addressing VC'ers?

he might drink white zin w/ prime rib too. fuck it, hate his gut.

Is Lee considered obscure?

No. Someone should book a rock cruise with the eagles, bob seger and BJ and torpedo it.

His entire concert would be a pee break for me.

the intro on this is outstanding http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCOkbOmKjMk

Mangum is in full hobo mode. I made my wife laugh when i suggested that Julian was skinny Badger.

Yeah it went much better. There was a significant number of people who had hard tickets already. I was under the impression that everything was will call but maybe it was only the initial allotment of tickets sold via NMH's site. Awesome night. We had great seats (7th row, towards the center) and knew about a dozen people within a few rows of us. Funny.

i love the cover of AGIB.

oof. an hour? i was expecting a clusterfuck but not that bad of a one.

which song(s)?

only once. and what a great show that was. one of those packaged AmRep tours w/ Hammerhead and someone else i forget now...at The Rat! wished i'd seen them more.

dude...listen to Captain Al on wmbr R&B Jukebox Hosted by: Captain Al Franlyn We play R&B, Blues, Soul, and Funk of the 60's 70's, early 80's. Our weekly features are anniversary tunes, the James Brown Jam of the week, Temptations jam of the week, and the newly added "stuck in my head song of the week" . You'll also hear me babble endlessly between tracks about what was going on around town, and in the world at the time of a certain songs release. Listen to past shows: Sun Jan 12 06:00 pmSun Jan 05 06:00 pm

i only saw the Grifters once...weird show. it was at the Sam Adams brewery and they had free BBQ. Scud Mountain Boys also played. i recall Joyce Linehan (currently on Mayor Walsh's staff!) put it together as some sort of Sub Pop promo thing...it wasn't open to the public.

i have a lot of music nerd friends so it's not like these are complete mysteries to them, but here goes...i've added links to youtube samples so you can do some checking out on yr own. Steven R Smith (amazing guitar player that has played with Thuja as well as a handful of solo projects under various names) Year Of No Light - great French post-rock/metal band Golden Void - offshoot of Earthless, total psych guitar godhead (note - i shot this vid @ Hopscotch this past summer) Grouper - one of my favorite atmospheric performers. Able Tasmans - one of the lesser known New Zealand bands, which i

"I saw you!" at the end of Happy Jack. apparently Keith Moon was screwing around in the studio, trying to get Pete to laugh during his part. at least that's the story i remember.