Analogman

You are fucking slipping, man.

When people show up at my door unannounced, it is Billy Jack Time

I saw it twice in the same week - it is a shark sandwich though.

Oh - it was not the original dudes in the movie?

It's just something that does not go over well - as you can see: locked locked I suppose you have to look at as - what if people showed up where you work or sleep - just to look around or whatever.

That reminds me - I read somewhere that that was the first time they played together in 20 years - were they not in that Kevin Smith movie?

Portland and Achin

I'd wait. Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash (1981) Stink (TwinTone, 1982) Hootenanny (1983) Let It Be (1984) Tim (1985) Pleased to Meet Me (1987) Don't Tell a Soul (1989) All Shook Down (1990 All For Nothing/Nothing For All (1997) I like several of thier songs, but I also think many of them are crap. I own all of the cds I listed above. There are many fans of the band here - so I am sure they will have some thoughts to share with you.

Exactly - the same thing will happen with Wilco - eventually.

That's what I wear to Wilco shows.

That flag is not all bad - although, I won't even go there.

They sound like shit (The Replacements cds that is) - the early ones were re-done by Twin/Tone Records a few years ago. It depends on who does the work and how much time they put into it. I hope no one re-masters cds to make them more "ipod friendly" that would be a waste of time - unless there are ipods that plays cds. I don't think the Joshua Tree re-master sounds the same as the original cd release - seems to have more depth to it.

One of these?

You give me a call if you need someone to talk to.

Maybe you dad is a ninja.

I gave that to Brother Ray.

Why do you say that? Although, that would be sort of cool - you could run around, and I could practice throwing chinese throwing stars at you.

Well, I generally carry 4 Chinese throwing stars, 1 M1911 pistol, 2 Swiss Army Knifes, and a big rock.

I think the deal was - they had dudes and skirts form two separate lines - to check for weapons - good thing I left mine behind.

If not, it will get up at The Owl eventually.

I have never stood in line ever - until I went to Chicago - It was interesting. OF course, it got us next to the stage - but there was also a dude standing next to us who had showed up right as they were letting people in.