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it was limited...but at that price, demand was even more limited...

AVETT AND MUMFORD 4EVER!

i like the cut of your jib, sir.

isn't Malkmus still living in Germany? a solo SM show would rule, though. i like some of yr other choices as well (Tinariwen seems definitely possible, as does Debo Band). i wanna see Ty Segall added. Kurt Vile would work nicely too. and please please please Giant Sand! it's been over a decade since Howe's played near me.

is it just me, or does anyone first think of PJ Harvey when Pearl Jam is abbreviated as PJ?

any leads on lodging? i am all set but a friend from NYC is having zero luck finding anything that is not camping

this record smokes...highly recommended if you like 60s psych stuff with some good hooks. features Isaiah Mitchell of Earthless (so you know there's good shreddage).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soASXpl0U_U

i like the Wilbur better than Berklee...you are closer to the stage. Berklee's got a strange layout. given the Maine show, sounds like The Wilbur would be the perfect fit.

you would probably wanna check this out then: http://www.nyctaper.com/2013/01/hospitality-january-10-2013-bowery-ballroom-flacmp3streaming/

do you think he could draw enough people for the Wilbur? or maybe The Sinclair would be cool (just judging from what friends have told me...i haven't been there yet).

this was spectacular http://www.avclub.com/articles/stephen-colbert-makes-morrissey-uncomfortable,86497/

"You're Crazy"

and Guns 'n' Roses wasn't? : i guess one could make an argument that Chinese Democracy and The Weirdness were equally shitty. but comparing the runs of Stooges > Fun House > Raw Power to Appetite > Lies > Use Your Illusion I/II is a mismatch of the highest degree.

iggy's foreskin >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> axl rose

i don't think you actually think that.

because it brings back great memories of the open bar.

guns n roses? : they aren't in the top 100 US bands.

they really couldn't find a better person than billy joe armstrong to induct the greatest rock band in US history?

Solid Sound doesn't disappoint.

their lighting was pretty great

Graveyard / The Shrine tonight.

it is stunning to me to think this is a piss break song for some people....c'mon, that's what "Shake It Off" or "Hate It Here" is for. to me, this is one of Jeff's most brilliant lyrics. and i love the buildup / tension at the end, even though i know it's coming every time.

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