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don't forget when they did the minor league baseball tour and the scoreboard had their names and positions on it. that was cool.

i felt it in (north of) boston...felt really weird, like the floor and walls were shifting.

someone alerted me to the fact that there are a handful of listeners on last.fm who have apparently gotten early copies...

love his house. good little interview.

well it doesn't sound Iommi is saying it's not gonna happen...he's being vague enough to give me hope. http://www.birminghampost.net/life-leisure-birmingham-guide/birmingham-culture/music-in-birmingham/2011/08/17/black-sabbath-we-re-not-saying-there-s-no-reunion-says-iommi-s-manager-65233-29253794/

the stream sounds great...i've got a laptop hooked to my main system and am surprised at how good it is sounding (assume it's a 128 compressed stream)... the songs are strong...i have never been bowled over by any particular Jicks LP but this might be the first.

i'm sure the pews will be packed w/ TRUE BELIEVERS.

just back from Six Organs of Admittance. wonderful show. Ben was in top form. and i found out he's living in western MA now, so hopefully shows will be more plentiful.

I have great band. thanks for the headsup,. i didn't realize they had a new one coming out.

damn, you got 'blackberry song'! that one and 'my best friends' are two songs i have yet to hear Kurt play.

i would have loved to have seen Black Flag at least once.

I finally cleared this one off my plate. As always a good show and fun hang w/ Kurt and his crew. http://www.prefixmag...c-in-round-bri/ more photos at my site.

that was an incredible show.

Kurt Vile and True Widow is a great bill.

yep. also caught just Bob solo @ Nightstage a year or two afterwards. and saw Sugar at Avalon (could have been still named Citi at that time).

ftfy

i can testify to that. the 1st solo tour (great band, btw- tony maimone, anton fier, chris stamey) was pure emotion, rage, bile and bitterness. and i loved every second of it.

yeah that's probably the show...memory's fading on me! who opened for that show, do you remember? i don't think i got there in time to see an opening band...went w/ some friends who live in Foxboro.

wow...i just pulled aisle seats (left/center), 13 rows back. bummer that i already bought tickets.

U2 tour, early 90s...house lights are up, the PA is cranking out "Stand By Me" and slowly the band strolls out, member by member, starting w/ the rhythm section and finally the Edge and Bono, all slowly joining in on the song. very cool. the Jesus Lizard, Goat tour...packed, small club. apprehension in the air. "here comes dudley" is the first song, macneilly and sims laying down a sinister groove while denison splays spidery guitar lines all over the top. Yow slowly makes his way across stage, stops, and slits his eyes as he gazes across the room. soon, he's on top of the crowd, and the m

you are gonna love it. don't forget your tarp!

it's not the first time Lagunitis did this... http://voices.idahos...s_are_gone_good and Dogfish Head has a beer label drawn by Mekon Jon Langford.

i have a couple of Kinks Velvel reissues. they look and sound nice.

heat is not the issue (nor is anything else they mention, i bet): http://www.tmz.com/2011/08/01/king-of-leon-cancelling-us-tour-dates-caleb-followill-exhaustion-vocal-issues-sick-concert-tour-dates/

here's an interview w/ Mike and Ty that i did w/ my friend Max, from after their set at Solid Sound: http://www.bigtakeover.com/interviews/interview-with-sic-alps