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that's a valid critique (his inability to leave the mid-tempo chug). curious, do you like The War On Drugs?

great story, thank you for sharing it. i hope your son has a great time at the show, and i wish you and your family the best as you rebuild your life.

i gotta admit that i didn't spend enough time w/ the last one... should revisit it. "Pretty Pimpin'" is probably the catchiest song he's ever written. it got a ton of airplay on SiriusXM and deservedly so. i'm still a bit partial to his loner Neil Young/On The Beach moments, like "Space Forklift" and "Blackberry Song" and "Even My Best Friends," which also includes one of my favorite snips of lyrics (We tried to school you but you just cut class). i also forgot to include "He's Alright" which is another fave of mine.

here's a quick Spotify playlist i just pulled together... hope you dig. https://open.spotify.com/user/tinnitus_photo/playlist/2Q44EMPMTAdooDWSrx8afc

Brady, once again.

thanks Chuck.

go on?

Had the great pleasure of seeing him perform six times. He was always humble and appreciative of the people who came to see him. I missed the pre-show he did before Newport Folk Fest started but saw him a day or two later backstage at the fest. He looked frail. Sad day today. I've posted a couple photos of him on my instagram today and might do a couple more.

don't feel bad... no one is.

tweet's down. what did it say, "Where's Tupac?"?

i guess that explains the random shin-breaker steel pipe that's sticking out of the ground near the photo pit...

it ends like this.

probably the NSA.

The Snowtown Murders (based on a true story) is the absolute grimmest, bleakest movie i've ever seen. i am actually surprised i finished it.

man it's been forever since i've seen Casino or Goodfellas. hell, i've only seen Taxi Driver once, and still never saw Raging Bull (Jake, rest in peace).

yeah it's highly worth it to keep at Better Call Saul. Handmaid's Tale was fantastic, as was Big Little Lies. both got their deserved Emmys. i just started Veep last night. funny stuff.

let's hope the same holds true for that scumbag James Woods.

eh, not a los lobos fan so i think i'm not missing much.

my god, who green-stamped that Lobos (los?) cover?

you still might like it... it's got nothing to do w/ Sabbath really (aside from the fact that the protagonist really likes that record), just the story of a messed up teenager. it's pretty gripping, actually.

ha, i liked the Dion book. it was an interesting treatise about critiques. the best one by far is the John Darnielle book about Master Of Reality, but i know some people really hate it because it's a fictional tale of teenager and there's very little about Sabbath in it. still, i thought it was a truly great piece of writing. i've had the Exile On Mainstreet one for a while now and i know that Janovitz is a good writer and knows his Stones too, so that should be a good read. B000 was pretty good. i thought Sweetheart of the Rodeo was sorta dull. i think i read the Joe Pernice one abou

damn....

supposedly i'll see Thee Oh Sees tonight, but still waiting for word...