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Mine was Closing Time, and at the time I was too dense to "get it". NP

Kinda hard to respond to this as it's all subjective. I love Emmylou, and I've seen her a few times but seventy bucks is steep. I think you'd have to take into account if this is a solo performance or if she has a band backing her. Again, I've seen her both ways. Both were intimate settings and once in a beautifully restored 1930s theatre. I definitely wouldn't pay that much for solo gig.

Low Drums and Guns

It touches upon it..

Awesomed!

It's interesting. The production is very good, sounds great. It flows well the way the tracks lead into each other. Some tracks like "Help" are very true to the originals while others like "Octopus's Garden" are drastically different. The Harrison acoustic version of "Guitar Gently Weeps" is beautiful. A real standout. It wont trump anything you may already have in your collection, and personally I think it's too busy in spots but you have to consider the project this accompanies. It's a fresh interpretation...It's good but I doubt I'll come back to it often. NP

Hmm....

You had me at "Spoon". the Tick On another note totally unrelated, someone just sent me this. Dude looks like Tony Joe White.

I like it lots although I admit I'm a terrible fan-boy. If you dig this one check out "Tonights the Night". Probably my favorite NY record. This one also has another live version of "Come On Baby Let's Go Downtown" with Danny Whitten on vocs. NP:

Well perhaps, as an alternative, those people should move away from that train of thought.

Not the record. I'm still just not fully awake yet.

She also gets kudos for her awesomed performance as a Satan possesed Marlena. It's disturbing to me that I've actually seen this material, but hey, there it is.

Eight days and counting 'till I see these guys and I can't fucking WAIT.

Deidre Hall's best work. ELECTRA WOMAN

1. What did you do in 2006 that you'd never done before? Started acting with a theatre group 2. Did you keep your new years' resolutions, and will you make more for next year? Yes, and yes. 3. Did anyone close to you give birth? No 4. Did anyone close to you die? No 5. What countries did you visit? N/A 6. What would you like to have in 2007 that you lacked in 2006? A sense of peace 7. What date from 2006 will remain etched upon your memory, and why? March the sixth. The day I filed for divorce 8. What was your biggest achievement of the year? Performing in play in front of an aud

It's an Achewood Jack and Diane party How apropos...

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