Oil Can Boyd

It's also on emusic (if you do emusic).

I have not but I did see the Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus 3D concert movie with my daughter, and it was OK. One of the weird things is that Kay Hanley and Stacy Jones from Letters to Cleo are in her band.

I saw the show earlier that week in Camden Maine. It was fantastic.

Me too. I keep checking back to see if someone explains the original post ...

The Herald reports he could be out all year: Roughly a week before pitchers and catchers are due to report to spring training in Fort Myers, the Herald has learned today that Red Sox right-hander Curt Schilling has a significant shoulder injury that could end the veteran

I go there pretty regularly but I've never seen him.

Lawyers say McNamee has physical evidence against Clemens By Duff Wilson , New York Times News Service | February 6, 2008 Brian McNamee's lawyers are promising to deliver a bombshell on Thursday against Roger Clemens. McNamee, Clemens's former trainer, will produce "corroborative physical evidence" for congressional investigators that he injected Clemens with performance-enhancing drugs, the trainer's lawyers said Wednesday. According to a lawyer familiar with the matter, McNamee had syringes used to inject Clemens with steroids and human growth hormone that still had traces of Clemens

Fine. Malkmus said their loft was "not ideal." That OK?

I was just going to post that. It's pretty funny.

Yeah, I should have included the full excerpt. The article says the loft "was still not ideal to Malkmus. "They're totally into the ephemera of music. It's a boy shrine to vintage guitars and equipment.' Malkmus adds. "So we finished the vocals there and did some guitars and keyboards. But it's very self-contained. You have to stay within eight feet of the console, basically."

Malkmus sort of disses Wilco's loft in the new Paste Magazine: "They're totally into the ephemera of music. It's a boy shrine to vintage guitars and equipment."

That's the first thing I thought of when I saw this thread. Does he still post here?

Nope. It's his first name. Willard Mitt Romney (born March 12, 1947 in Detroit, Michigan) is an American businessman and politician.

Willard?

Yup. "Charlottesville's pull on Sheffield wasn't limited to literary abstract. Soon after moving to New York, he returned to Charlottesville to visit friends and met another WTJU DJ whom he first heard on the air doing a Pixies marathon. "DJ Astrogrrrl" was Ally Polak, a UVA astrophysicist, and on December 30, 2006, she and Sheffield married in New York. " The Hook

A fine choice ...

Jim James/Calexico singing Goin' to Acapulco. Man I love that song ...

You hope to be finished because it is that good or that bad?

Tangled Up in Blue

I'm with you. I like it more and more ...

It's also pretty good with just strings. Have you ever heard the Kronos Quartet cover?

Obama was on Letterman last night to deliver his top ten campaign promises. Maybe there is something in here that will help to make a choice. Top Ten Barack Obama Campaign Promises presented by Senator Barack Obama "To keep the budget balanced, I'll rent the Situation Room for sweet sixteens" "I will double your tax money at the craps table" "Appoint Mitt Romney Secretary of Lookin' Good" "If you bring a gator to the White House, I'll wrassle it" "I'll put Regis on the nickel" "I'll rename the tenth month of the year 'Barack-tober'" "I won't l

This is getting the royal re-release this spring: The Lemonheads' 'Ray' Lives Again Evan Dando January 22, 2008, 4:10 PM ET Katie Hasty, N.Y. As expected, Rhino is releasing a remastered and expanded version of the Lemonheads' 1992 album "It's a Shame About Ray" on March 25. The double-disc set includes a bonus DVD, "Two Weeks In Australia," containing live performances and music videos from the '90s alt-rock band. The film compilation was formerly released in 1993 on VHS. The audio collection features previously unreleased demo versions of some songs, plus the b-side "Shaky Ground

Johansson Sets Date For Waits Covers Disc January 24, 2008, 2:45 PM ET Jonathan Cohen, N.Y. One of the more unusual albums to be conceived in recent years, actress Scarlett Johansson's interpretations of Tom Waits songs, will hit stores this spring. "Anywhere I Lay My Head" will be released May 20 via Rhino Entertainment's Atco imprint. Johansson collaborated on the album with Yeah Yeah Yeahs guitarist Nick Zinner, Celebration's Sean Antanaitis and TV On The Radio's Dave Sitek, who produced. The track list sports 10 Waits covers and one original track, but full details have yet to be ann