Oil Can Boyd

Indeed. I didn't expect to see that much of Randy Moss.

I really love this series.

Why yes I do. Actually, yes he does. I know it includes both Bill Lee and Sam Horn.

Indeed. I never understood the Sox obsession with him.

Rick Ankiel is having a pretty nice day.

They (Meat Puppets) are playing here in Cambridge tonight but I think I'll pass. I'm not so hot on their new one.

Question for the Dark Star lovers in the crowd - any thoughts on either: Dick's Picks, Vol. 16: Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, 11/8/69 or the Fillmore West 1969 box set

Fire on the Mountain is one of my favorite Dead songs but the version on Shakedown Street is really tepid. Same with the title track ... And I agree with the comment about Live Dead's Dark Star; it's a great one. Funny you mention it - I just picked it up on CD after having it on vinyl for years.

I am a long-time lover - and not a hater - but even as a fan I can do without these two.

Happy happy indeed.

Worst: Agannis Arena Boston

Death Cab for Halpert Stereogum and others covered it. I read somewhere he played IATTBYH.

That's pretty nice. Hard to believe that was 30 years ago ... There is some amazing Talking Heads stuff from 1980 with Adrian Belew: Crosseyed and Painless

You and me both (on both counts).

CBGB founder Kristal dies By Cristian Salazar, Associated Press Writer | August 29, 2007 NEW YORK --Hilly Kristal, whose dank Bowery rock club CBGB served as the birthplace of the punk rock movement and a launching pad for bands like the Ramones, Blondie and the Talking Heads, has died. He was 75. Kristal, who lost a bitter fight last year to stop the club's eviction from its home of 33 years, died Tuesday at Cabrini Hospital after a battle with lung cancer, his son Mark Dana Kristal said Wednesday. Last October, as the club headed toward its final show with Patti Smith, Kristal was us

Meet Me in the Morning - Dylan (I think Blood on the Tracks is a great Sunday morning album ...)

I've been playing that one a lot recently. For me: Kinski - Down Below It's Chaos

Nice! I watched that movie not too long ago for the first time in years.

When I took my road test the guy offered to buy my car in the middle of the test. (It was a bitchin' 1963 Corvair in really nice condition.)

Fred Lynn 1st inning off Coleman 1 on, 1 out 2nd inning off Coleman 2 on, 2 out 9th inning off Walker 2 on, 1 out He also had a triple and a single

Sigh. Remember the days when Nomar was a great hitter?