tinnitus photography

no i didn't recognize her. yeah, that brief interlude was a trainwreck. i did enjoy the stage banter of Aaron Perrino though

and Sheila Divine was a surprise pinch hitter for a tardy Evan Dando (who played two and a half songs of his own and then a Jayhawks cover, then left).

what was the Stones' comeback?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCfu4XK3M_0

Silver and Gold is 17 years old. and was created from old material nobody who's close to or over 70 has ever made a great record.

"Immediately after the election Trump transition spokesman Jason Miller explained that Melania would be staying in New York because there was "obviously a sensitivity to pulling out a 10-year-old in the middle of the school year". We have since learned that the cost of security for Melania and Barron to remain at Trump Tower is $183 million/year. There is also no indication that they will actually move to DC this summer. So in essence the Federal government is giving the Trump family a $183 million annual voucher so Barron can attend the elite private prep school of his choice. Meanwhile, we l

Yeah this kinda sucks.

Rachel Maddow just tweeted that she's got Trump's tax returns. her show is on at 9.

i heard "If Ever I Was A Child" on the shuttle bus between Canyons and Park City last week.

it's a good song but if i was gonna go w/ a pop tune it would be "Flexible Flyer" or maybe "Celebrated Summer." they have a ton of great songs!

The Bats Smoking Her Wings North By North Chicken Bird Run Love Floats Two Lost Weekend

The Jazz Butcher: Southern Mark Smith Next Way Sideways Chickentown Angels New Invention The Blue Aeroplanes Careful Boy Jacket Hangs What It Is Cavaliers My Hurricane

good topic...

for #2, some artists DEFINITELY hold back tickets to sell on the secondary market. they don't want the stigma of high ticket prices that make them look greedy, but they also don't want scalpers pocketing $ that (rightfully) belongs to them.

Flaming Lips Unconciously Screamin' One Millionth Billionth Of A Millisecond On A Sunday Morning Psychiatric Explorations Of The Fetus With Needles Halloween On The Barbary Coast Race For The Prize

granted i'm not a typical show goer as for the most part i never pay for tickets, but i've definitely got friends who don't bother seeing bands when tickets go past the ~$40 range. the last band i really splurged for was Sabbath, and that was worth every red cent. and there were lots of them given. btw. i like that Neil Young still does GA when playing arenas, and those are also the cheapest tickets.

at least the Sex Pistols called their '96 reunion tour the "Filthy Lucre Tour." don't go see arena bands if you don't want to get gouged. plenty of great music played in 1K and under capacity clubs, every single night of the week.

Enjoy!

btw, it looks like the show will be broadcast via Vevo/Youtube at 8PM tonight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQAZrxt3_nQ

all Dylan encore was not a big surprise but really nice! a bit bummed he didn't go nearly as deep into his catalog as the previous shows, but his voice was not at its best, and he made it up for it w/ some amazing in-between song banter. i'll never think about wet food for cats and drunk pilots the same way again.

btw, i just snuck a peek at recent setlists.... we are in for a treat!

yeah i'll be w/ cameras. singing happy birthday is a great idea!

see you there!

Ben Carson. he'd stick out in Moscow.

?