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There are four video clips in the link above. I'm listening to the China Cat/Rider right now and it's pretty good. They've got a trumpet in the mix which is cool.

You can read about - and see - the National and Weir here: http://stereogum.com/985452/watch-the-bridge-session-national-members-playing-with-bob-weir/video/

Broken Bells put out an album and a four song EP.

The always-great Bradley's Almanac blog has a long posting about Kozelek with info, links, pictures, set lists, and a giveaway. Check it out: http://www.bradleysalmanac.com/2012/03/lp-previewdvd-reviewep-giveaway-mark.html

Tough day for relievers in the AL East: Joba Chamberlain might be out for the year after injuring his ankle on a trampoline: http://www.nypost.com/p/blogs/yankeesblog/joba_out_indefinitely_after_very_emjQkxCTkgO3bLlmSEB27K?utm_source=SFnewyorkpost&utm_medium=SFnewyorkpost

How do you feel about Bobby Jenks? He was arrested on a DUI and hit and run charges after leaving a strip club last night: http://www.news-press.com/article/20120323/SPORTS/120323005/Red-Sox-relief-pitcher-Bobby-Jenks-arrested-DUI-hit-run-charges-Lee-County?odyssey=nav|head

I know it is verging into Chinese Democracy territory but it looks like the MBV reissues are actually coming out in May, along with a collection of EPs, b-sides, and three unreleased songs. http://www.slicingupeyeballs.com/2012/03/22/my-bloody-valentine-reissues-loveless-isnt-anything-eps-1988-1991/

Not a clue. The Jets just signed Sanchez to an extension. Sanchez seems a little frazzled this past season so I'm not sure what bringing in Tebow will do for his confidence. And now it looks like there might be a snag over some contract language.

And in other NFL news on this March day: Tebow to the Jets. http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/story/_/id/7718133/new-york-jets-acquire-tim-tebow-4th-round-pick-source-says

Agreed. And Black Eye is one of the ten best songs that Jeff Tweedy has ever written.

I will admit that I'm a bit confused by the Kony/Invisible Children issue but the whole thing just took a step in a weird direction: http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/jason-russell-san-diego-invisible-children-kony-2012-142970255.html

Started this last night. It's a pretty amazing (and true) story about two oil tankers caught in a storm off of Cape Cod in the early 1950s. They both split in half with the crews still on board. Despite the 70 foot seas, the Coast Guard sent out a 36-foot wooden boat with a crew of four to rescue the crew of one of the tankers.

Lars and the Real Girl. This was on my DVR for over a year and I never watched it until tonight. I thought it was great ...

He's a hipster and only listens to wax cylinders.

New Magnetic Fields came out yesterday. They are back to the synthy pop. So far, so good.

Not sure why it took me so long to get to this. I loved Housekeeping. I'm not sure I like Gilead as much as I loved Housekeeping but it is awfully good.

That's one of my favorite Sonic Youth songs.

Jason Varitek to retire: http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/extras/extra_bases/2012/02/varitek_to_anno.html?p1=News_links

Minutemen - Three Way Tie for Last

Only ones I'm definitely going to are the Magnetic Fields and the Feelies but thinking about some others: Wild Flag - Paradise March 31 Magnetic Fields - Berklee April 6 and 7 Lambchop - Paradise April 17 M Ward (w/Lee Ranaldo opening) - House of Blues May 8 Feelies - Paradise May 12

9/4 was my first ever Dead show. (I had seen the Jerry Garcia Band earlier that summer.)

I agree with everything you said - except the last sentence. At least from what Byrne says publicly, I don't think he is basking in the glory of Talking Heads. He has moved on and wants to do new things - write books, program a building to make music, design bike racks, make an album with Fatboy Slim, do a TED Talk. He seems pretty content even while acknowledging that what he does will not have the impact of Talking Heads. If anything, I think it is the other three who are trying to bask in the glory of Talking Heads.

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