Oil Can Boyd

Mine was a few months after that one. Boston University in August of '85. https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/rem/1985/walter-brown-arena-boston-ma-73d6facd.html Next time was November of '86. The Feelies opened and it was my first time seeing them. https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/rem/1986/felt-forum-new-york-ny-1bd6f954.html

Broken Hearts & Dirty Windows - Songs of John Prine

Loved Fleabag, particularly season 2.

Interesting. I've read some sections while browsing in the bookstore and it didn't want to make me buy it.

I remember seeing them play Live Forever on Letterman and thinking how great it was.

New Magnetic Fields album (out in May) and tour (all at City Winery venues): http://www.houseoftomorrow.com/blog/2020/2/25/the-magnetic-fields-album-quickies-to-be-released-may-15

Corey Harris. He also helped write the music for Hoodoo Voodoo.

Bill Janovitz (from Buffalo Tom)

I thought they were both from a reel-to-reel tape box ...

Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds will tour North America this September and October. Tickets on sale Fri 21 Feb at 10am local time here: nickcave.com/tour-dates/ *With support from Weyes Blood Wed Sep 16 - The Armory, Minneapolis, MN Sat Sep 19 - Credit Union 1 Arena, Chicago, IL * Mon Sep 21 - Masonic Temple Theatre, Detroit, MI * Wed Sep 23 - Skyline Stage at the Mann, Philadelphia, PA * Fri Sep 25 - Agganis Arena, Boston, MA * Sat Sep 26 - Barclays Center, Brooklyn, NY Mon Sep 28 - Place Bell, Laval, QC Tue Sep 29 - Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON Thu Oct 01 - The Anthem, Washington, D.C. Sat Oct

Glad to see this is still in your rotation. I listened to it again on my way in to work today.

Ha! Don't know 11/11/73. I'll check it out.

Posted over in Now Playing but it's the 50th anniversary of 2/13/70 - my fave Dark Star.

50th anniversary of this show. My fave Dark Star.

Juliana Hatfield

It (Hallelujah the Hills) was not as good as the record release show I saw back in December but it was very good. Last night was part of a weird Twin Peaks themed night of music so they mixed up their set a bit. They played a handful of songs from the new album. And the sound in the place was not good. But it was lots of fun. The December show might have been my favorite show of last year. They played most of the new album at that show and ended the main set with the last three songs from the album - which are three of my faves. During the "Hi, Hello, How Are you" part of I Went Throug

Hallelujah the Hills