Analogman

Here is something I did not know about - this use to be a link on the Wilco website:

After checking the Wayback Machine, I see that you are right. I wonder what I was thinking of - maybe the lyrics site.

I don't know if the information is still correct, but there is a thread pinned up there about Front Gate Ticketing. Here are three FAQ pages from the Wilco website:

I was thinking he would run the company from Scranton. We'll see.

You can see him in some Grass Roots videos on Youtube. Sex, Lies, and Videotape, and The Office: Confirmed: James Spader Joins 'The Office' As New Boss I figured he would get it.

That's a good one.

If I ever see Jeff again, I may ask him why he chose that song. I love the album John Wesley Harding, but that last two songs (Down Along the Cove and I'll Be Your Baby Tonight) on that album I could do without.

Bob Weir and Chris Robinson - Wake Up Little Susie (TRI Studios) I could think of better songs for them to do - but, they are the ones who pick the songs, I guess.

I've not heard that he has - but I would think Neil must know about it by now.

I think I like the one with Bruce the best. I still think Neil should get him to open some shows.

I am seeing August 9th as the release date for The Smile Sessions now. I have not seen it listed at Amazon or such places so far though.

I've always found this sort of research pretty cool: After the Gold Rush by Neil Young - Album Cover Location I like the original photograph better than the one used.

Cool.

Watch this section of Via Chicago: Greatest Lost Track of All Time

I think Doc Martin should be the next Doctor Who. I forget what episode I am up to now - Planet of the Dead, I think.

Brothers of the Sonic Cloth - Fires Burn Dim in the Shadows of the Mountain

I once proposed to him that he do some acoustic Black Sabbath covers. That new song still sounds sort of boring to me. I am willing to give the new album a chance, so we'll see.

New interview - by way of Thrasher's Wheat: Crosby and Nash Interview: CSNY 1974 Tour Box Set

It's sort of a neat idea. But - it seems odd. Almost like The Merv Griffin Show or something.

He seems to have a thing for Alice In Chains songs.

Dinosaur Jr. is playing Bug in it's entirety. Also, they brought along Henry Rollins to interview them before they play. Which must be sort of weird. You get all geared up for the show when the band appears on stage, and instead, the show starts off with a bunch of gray haired dudes talking. Dinosaur Jr @ Variety Playhouse 6/26/11

And Meat Loaf is great.

Roadie (1980) I have probably not seen that movie since, well, 1980. Funny stuff. And what other movie features Asleep At The Wheel, Blondie, and Meat Loaf all in the same scene? None.

I just meant he comes up with some kooky stuff. Flaming Zeppelins: The Adventures of Ned the Seal is not for the easily offended - let's put it that way.

I think that is who appears in the video for the song when the line comes up. He appears right after a cartoon joker during the chorus after the Only a matter of time 'til night comes steppin' in line.