Oil Can Boyd

Bill Janovitz (from Buffalo Tom)

I love the Philomena Cunk character. So many laughs.

Lucy Dacus

I saw 28 Up when it was in theaters in 1985 and have been obsessed ever since. It is such a great series, particularly as the participants get older and have a better sense of who they are. Thanks for the reminder.

I saw it yesterday and really liked it. My expectations were low (particularly after my local paper (The Boston Globe) panned it) but I was thoroughly entertained.

Me too - about half way through it. I'm enjoying it, particularly the detail of the early years. I started listening pretty early on but there's a lot I didn't know.

Sad news. (He signed my copy of Pleased to Meet Me at an in-store in 1987. Paul wrote "Bob is sick" on my copy of Let It Be and "So is Paul" on PTMM. Slim added "So is Slim" underneath Paul's.)

Anyone looking for a mix of Six-and-a-half hours of Marquee Moon /Tom Verlaine guitar solos?

Been reading John Lurie's autobiography. Quite a character ...

Hallelujah the Hills

Buffalo Tom

I gotta say - this show was amazing. The band is original members Jon King and Hugo Burnham along with David Pajo (Slint) and Gail Greenwood (Belly). Pajo was fantastic. Respectful of the original tunes but added his own style to them. And King remains a remarkably energetic frontman, particularly for a guy approaching 70. I was tired just watching him.

This wasn't the specific show that I saw but it looks like the same setlist. It's mostly early stuff, leading up to the first break-up of the Dream Syndicate. Steve Wynn book show

It was lots of fun, particularly in a living room setting. He told - and played - this great story of how he loved the song Save It for Later. He realized that if he slowed it down and changed one bit it became Tell Me When It's Over. It was very cool to see/hear him do it.

Gang of Four

Saw Steve Wynn do a living room show yesterday. Lots of fun - great songs and stories from his memoir.

Phil RIP!

Just saw that Matthew Sweet had a "debilitating" stroke recently in Toronto. GoFundMe here: Matthew Sweet GoFundMe

BIlly Bragg!

Jeff Lynne/ELO! They were my first favorite band. I had no idea they were touring and an old friend contacted me yesterday and said he had an extra ticket to see them tonight.

Going to see the new Brian Eno movie tonight.