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dug it! esp like the Theologians bit tossed in there.

yeah, i would see Colin as a good but not great songwriter, certainly not to the level of Andy. he's kinda like the Harrison to Andy's Macca/Lennon. still, as you noted above, he can certainly churn out some outstanding material.

can this record possibly anything other than wretched?

i just hope he doesn't stand in front of me

I strongly recommend people getting there in time on Saturday to check out Rick Bishop...the guy is a MASTER of guitar, extremely sharp-witted, and just a great all-around human. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzCqVhnenVE

no, that's actually a scheduled event.

hope my tongue-in-cheek statement wasn't taken the wrong way. there is an official schedule which i imagine will be unveiled shortly.

on Sunday, yoga is from 11-12 in Courtyard B (weather-permitting)

recently my ipod played HMD and then the Replacements' cover of "Black Diamond" right afterwards.

thanks! i enjoyed the golfing story...Dale coaxing Buzz to tell it was pretty funny.

oh yeah, here's my interview w/ the Melvins if anyone is interested. they are pretty funny. www.prefixmag.com/features/melvins/interview/41744/

there's a 7" of Send In The Clouds which condenses it. I love the phrasing of that song I am the trick my mother played on the world Seventeen doctors couldn't decide whether I should be allowed in the game. 'buckingham rabbit' and 'the wild kindness' are immense songs.

which song spoils the fun of _American Water_ for you? my least favorite track is probably "People" but even that's a pretty good song.

can we now talk about how uniformly awesome these records are?

holy geebus http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220616554478#ht_500wt_1154

Super Furry Animals, maybe? which is funny, because i love them, and really don't like the Beach Boys.

i saw 'em once and they do a great job w/ the visual projections as well.

yep, he was there: on the previous tour, as well:

yeah i must have gotten confused re: Homegrown, as I've heard some but obviously not all of those songs.

'sex on fire' is a contender for the dumbest song title of the century.

next time i hope there are St. Bernards in the rafters.

i've found both Chrome Dreams and Homegrown from some various internet sources. both had songs that popped up on official releases. haven't heard the other two. i've got an LP of Time Fades Away but it's funny how Neil still shies away from that one...i wonder way, it's great.

'sister ray' the worst thing VU ever did? it's in the top 10!

just when you think the maximum amount of bullshit a PR can sling has been set, the bar is raised link so 'staying on for as many songs as they can' and 'going for it' = 3 songs? where the opening bands did their entire sets? fucking losers. wear some sombreros and don't look up.