Oil Can Boyd

Robyn Hitchcock - I Often Dream of Trains

For me it is every 2/13 ...

Dice-K - what's with all the freakin' walks?

That is the first version I heard and I was immediately a fan. I like other versions more (including the 1969 Live mentioned elsewhere) but I still love that one.

Good call. He was cruising for a while, then it got a little bumpy.

With Moving Targets opening!

The first and only time I have worn ear plugs was at their show a year or so ago. I probably should have worn them to some Husker Du/Bob Mould shows ...

I agree. I am happy about how much I like this album.

Amen ...

His wife ...

That would be correct.

One of my colleagues and I were grumbling about Wily Mo Pena yesterday afternoon. Guess that paid off ...

Monster Mash was my first favorite song. RIP

I was excited about that tour but when I heard it was at Agganis I decided not to go.

Exactly. I have only been there to see Wilco and I vowed to never set foot in that place again.

Throwing Muses - University

I thought it was interesting how Matsuzaka tipped his hat and bowed slightly (which is apaprently the custom in Japan) after he hit ARod but when he hit Jeter later in the same game he didn't do that. I wonder if someone gave him a talking to ...

Or helping them lay down ...

Camden (Maine) 7/3/00 They had me at Airline to Heaven (still one of the best opening songs I have ever seen).

I'm usually not much of a short story guy, but these are excellent.

This past weekend I was driving through eastern Pennsylvania and upon seeing the signs for Allentown had that sung stuck in my head. I had just about gotten the song out of my head when, on the return trip, I saw the signs all over again.

"Bangor? I hardly know her!"

That was my second concert ...

First album: Saturday Night Fever soundtrack (split the cost with my sisters) First album of my very own: probably ELO's Out of the Blue First Conert: Jerry Garcia Band, July 1980 (Certainly one of the best things about the show was hearing Tangled Up in Blue. I bought Blood on the Tracks the very next day.)