Oil Can Boyd

David Byrne - American Utopia soundtrack

Nice long piece in Rolling Stone about the 2+ hours of Workingmans era studio rehearsals being released as part of the 50th anniversary. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/grateful-dead-workingmans-dead-reissue-angels-share-1011483/ Songs are on Spotify but also streaming on Stereogum: https://www.stereogum.com/2089937/grateful-dead-workingmans-dead-the-angels-share/music/

Ha! Not surprised that you beat me to it ...

That's a good one. Think I'll go put it on myself ...

Playing all of 69 Love Songs in honor of the fact that I was supposed to see the Magnetic Fields last night and again tonight.

Meat Puppets II

William Tyler - Impossible Truth

While Fables is the REM album I go back to the most, I'd still say that Harborcoat remains my favorite REM song.

It's probably the REM album I listen to most regularly at this point.

I approve. For me:

New Magnetic Fields - Quickies

Westerberg does a nice version on Come Feel Me Tremble.

50th anniversary re-issue of Workingman's Dead (with Port Chester, NY 2/21/71 as bonus material) coming in July: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/grateful-dead-workingmans-dead-50-anniversary-reissue-994855/

Don't know why it took me all of these years to listen to this podcast but it's great. Wasn't expecting to have all three members participate. And I knew this but I had forgotten how prolific they were. In 2 1/2 years (July 84 through January 87) they put out five albums including two double albums.

If Chloroquine doesn't work, maybe some Robert Quine will. (Thanks, I'll be here all week ...)

I have had one show rescheduled from May to August, one in June cancelled, and two in June rescheduled to January 2021.