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i wish i could find that youtube clip of the Japanese band playing DBT's "Tornadoes"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgYQ90prZ4M

these rules are meant for ignoring.

nothing that far from the original (with the violin substituting for Alan Bishop's piercing vocals), but i'm just impressed that someone covered Sun City Girls

nothing that far from the original (with the violin substituting for Alan Bishop's piercing vocals), but i'm just impressed that someone covered Sun City Girls

that Benes reference is frightening accurate. love this comment: "with all due respect, this is musical territory she did not need to invade..."

or even an older one. like this one

my brother's older than me by 4 years, and he was definitely instrumental in shaping some of my musical tastes (esp Blue Oyster Cult). he was also a huge Smiths and Echo/Bunnymen fan back in the 80s, but has generally lost touch w/ any sort of new music since then.

don't squat too long and risk a prolapsed rectum.

what percentage of currently existing bands (ie, ones that aren't dinosaur acts and that tour on records they released decades ago) can do this?

i'd say that by most definitions, even loose ones, that Wilco are a *very* successful band.

this was the remains of a chair after The Stooges played the Orpheum, a theatre w/ seats. somewhere, there's a corollary to the 'if it's too loud, you're too old' maxim here...

ah, the age-old question of sitting and standing. when the music rocks, stand. when it's quiet and introspective, sit. the problem is, everyone's got a different calibration curve to their rock meter.

if you want the camera to control flash output, use a Canon brand...if you are comfortable setting power yourself, you can go cheaper w/ a Metz, Vivitar, etc.

i recall a shirt that a guy made and wore at some festival...on the back it said: 6 ft 7 not my fucking fault

instead, it's based on time of arrival, which, unlike height, is easily influenced.

Sparky, I'm sorry you are inferring other meanings than how others are interpreting these posts...seems pretty clear to me, but maybe not i guess. anyway, just speaking for myself, i find that while the situation is obviously less than ideal, i feel pretty powerless to do anything about it, or change my habits in reaction to it. i live on the east coast, so i would think (perhaps naively) that air-borne radiation is of little to no risk. i think i recall that you live here as well, but maybe not... but what would you personally do if you lived in Japan, or California? how would you change wh

i think this is quite different from what you posted:

he's selling lead-lined bunkers on the side.

we have a winner folks, please. no more calls.

of course, seeing Neil in their hometown wouldn't require any transportation or lodging expense i'm pretty psyched that Shine to Burn is gonna film @ SSF this year.

Low and Marissa Nadler

Chicago looks to be an aberration...maybe booking two shows there was a mistake, and they should have done one...take a look at the rest of the remaining dates. not many tickets on Stubhub. http://www.stubhub.com/neil-young-tickets/