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I don't think so. That was in the old days - when you had to buy an album to actually hear it.

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The sort of song I don't care for is Get On Your Boots (and I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight). Although I often run down Zooropa, that song Lemon is a great song.

I may be the only person here who likes the song A Man and A Woman.

There is one version of the new Achtung Baby box set that is over 400 hundred dollars.

I'll probably get the 20 dollar version at some point.

I wonder why he is so worried about having "hit singles" at this point? When they start talking like that, or going on about dance music and/or techno, they lose me.

I believe that section of the Wilco website is down. Or they no longer have them up for download. If just Google A Ghost Is Born Ep, you will probably find it.

I think he is three years older than me. I just knew who he was. I did not know him personally.

I went to school with Rich. We rode the same school bus.

According to a post on Wilco's Facebook page:

I guess I should have finished watching the documentary yesterday. It looks like it got taken down.

29 is one of my favorite Ryan albums. I read a review of the new one somewhere that called it bland. I guess that is how I feel about it. I still don't think I will buy it. I didn't buy the last one either.

I forgot about the U2 BT site.

You can find a lot of U2 shows on Dime a Dozen. I think I have read that Flanagan book. There was a time when the Dunphy book was going for a lot of money.

I actually bought it in an airport. I also have the book Unforgettable Fire by Eamon Dunphy. I can't say I am interested in hearing a band cover U2. I can't imagine anyone but U2 playing U2 songs.

I've read a lot of what they are talking about in the U2 by U2 book.

That is pretty weird seeing Bono and The Edge playing with Stevie Ray Vaughan.

It seems alright to me so far. I have to say I was never disappointed in the Rattle & Hum album. I love that album. And I still think it is one of the best concert films of all time.

It's nice to see the anti-fracking sign there. That's a big issue here where I live.

Ticket Pre-Sales: How They Work

I figured they would do away with the paper version. It looks like they are selling a lot of limited edition merchandise also. Limiting the number of cds somewhat surprises me, but it could be they are not selling that many. I suppose what people really want is Mp3 and FLAC downloads.

I guess they were going for a "spoken word metal album". I sort of like some of the music, but those vocals just kill it.