Oil Can Boyd

^^^^ Reminds me of this series of books:

I helped a friend move this weekend and I saw that he had two copies of Pavement's Perfect Sound Forever 10-inch. He gave me one.

Dice-K threw 116 pitches in 5 innings, and only 62 were strikes. But he got the win ...

And now that it is good, they will ruin it with a spin-off: "NBC presented its fall schedule to advertisers Wednesday, and these are the main bits of news from that upfront presentation:

He does. Unfortunately for the Brewers, Gagne does not. I saw on ESPN that Gagne has only 10 blown saves in his career coming into this season. It seemed to me like he blew 10 saves last year alone.

Julio Lugo has really been clicking so far. If by clicking you mean not being able to throw to first ....

I had the opposite experience in high school. There was a history teacher who was really into martial arts. He used to say things to our class like "if all of you attacked me right now you would eventually win, but the first dozen of you would be really badly hurt."

Hell yeah!

Wow!!

I've got the Robert Rauschenberg edition.

And Lester wasn't so bad today ...

It's a good one. There's no "Carry Me Ohio" but it's still pretty damn good. In fact, I think I'll listen to it on my way home ...

I just saw it in Newbury Comics (a New England chain with about 25 stores).

About 100 pages in and it's pretty good. I'm not wild about McCullough's writing style in this one. One of the things that is interesting is that I work in Cambridge. The Longfellow House, where Washington planned the siege of Boston, is about four blocks from where I am right now.

Come by my house and I'll show you mine. I also have a copy on Stiff Records that I got signed by Glenn Mercer and Bill Million. The only other autographed album I have is Let it Be signed by Westerberg, Mars, and Tommy Stinson.

It is weird when that happens. Probably not quite as extreme but I remember when Dwight Evans played a season with Baltimore, after 18 years with the Red Sox.

That's the truth. A couple of months ago NESN (the Red Sox cable channel) showed the 1999 game where Pedro struck out 17 Yankees. It was still pretty compelling to watch. What struck me was how fooled most of the batters were. He had such a variety of pitches and he threw them all for strikes.

I would put Dino Jr. and a Bob Mould show (maybe his second tour, post-Huskers, pre-Sugar) as the loudest I have ever seen/heard.

Don't recall seeing this mentioned but how about The Night Chicago Died by Paper Lace.

Probably mentioned Burks because the original article was in the Boston Globe.

Brooklyn Vegan (and others) reporting that the Feelies will be playing some shows this summer, including opening for Sonic Youth in Central Park. Man, I would travel to see that ... Brooklyn Vegan