Doug

The Cure A Few Hours After This Push Play for Today A Night Like This The Exploding Boy

1. Pearl Jam, Columbia SC, 2016 2. Guided by Voices, Orlando, 2000 3. GbV, Gainesville, 2000 4. Green Day, Tampa, 1990 5. Green Day, Tampa, 1991 6. Fugazi, Washington DC, 1990 7. Samiam, Tampa, 1991 8. My Morning Jacket, St. Augustine, 2015 9. 7 Seconds, Tampa, 1986 10. Afghan Whigs, Tampa, 1992 11. The Wedding Present, Atlanta, 1996

The Jam But I'm Different Now Just Who is the 5 O'Clock Hero? That's Entertainment Butterfly Collector Thick as Thieves Paul Weller Hung Up Sunflower Out of the Sinking Come On/Let's Go All I Wanna Do Is Be With You Felice Brothers Sell the House Roll On Artie Her Eyes Dart 'Round Your Belly in my Arms Lion

Tons of great b-sides... A Few Hours After This, Mr. Pink Eyes, Happy the Man, Throw Your Foot, New Day, Exploding Boy, Man Inside My Mouth, Chain of Flowers, This Twilight Garden... the list goes on and on... What about the Jam? "A" Bomb in Wardour Street, Smithers-Jones, Butterfly Collector, See-Saw, Liza Radley, Dreams of Children, Tales from the Riverbank, etc.

The Wedding Present Cinerama Guided by Voices (and other Bob stuff)

http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/rock/6875212/bob-dylan-shadows-in-the-night-new-album-capitol-records-studios-al-schmitt-grammys?utm_source=twitter

"At Dawn"- MMJ (they opened last year's St. Augustine show with this song and it nearly brought me to tears [of joy]) "A Salty Salute"- Guided by Voices "Dalliance" or "Interstate 5"- The Wedding Present "Crime Scene pt. 1"- Afghan Whigs "Middle"- Rocket from the Crypt "Release"- Pearl Jam "Where the Streets Have No Name"- U2

GbV is back (sort of)... http://pitchfork.com/news/63427-guided-by-voices-are-back-in-action-in-some-form/

Boyracer- Jukebox Volume 1

Nah. They toured in 2010, 2011, and 2012 without a new album to promote. Actually, they've toured almost every year since 1991. Exceptions are '97, '99, '01, and of course '15. Love these guys! Can't wait to see 'em in Florida in a few months.

Twilight Singers- She Loves You (features a fantastic cover of "What Makes You Think You're the One")

Did a bit of digging around and I found the first Daltrey CD in near mint condition available from someone on discogs.com for $25 plus shipping. Go grab it!

So what do y'all think of Suitcase 4?

Too bad this fun little sampler is now out of print: http://gbvdb.com/album.asp?albumid=2681 Here are my "must-listen-to" Circus Devils tunes in chronological order (but keep in mind I tend to prefer the more accessible [relatively speaking] Circus Devils songs over the extremely weird and noisy stuff): Apparent the Red Angus A Birdcage Until Further Notice Last Punk Standing Bull Spears In Madonna's Gazebo Pattern Girl Outlasting Girafalo Bogus Reactions War Horsies Rose in Paradise Summer Is Set I-Razors The Girls Will Make It Happen He Had All Day Every Moment Flame On Hard Art Bam Ba

Love it. Best non-GbV Bob stuff since Boston Spaceships, in my humble opinion.

The Mendoza Line A Damn Good Disguise An Architect's Eye Road to Insolvency Aspect of an Old Maid Catch a Collapsing Star Centro-matic Truth Flies Out Most Everyone Will Find Call the Legion In Tonight Upton to Riverhead to Mastic Am I the Manager or Am I Not? Yo La Tengo The Story of Yo La Tengo Double Dare Mushroom Cloud of Hiss My Heart's Reflection Drug Test

Sebadoh Plate O' Hatred 2 Years, 2 Days Beauty of the Ride Open Ended The Freed Pig Sentridoh High School Nothing Lasts I Will Be Lonely All My Life Losercore Meaningless Dead End Folk Implosion Slap Me Sputnik Down Free To Go Pole Position Burning Paper Rush Limelight Bastille Day Natural Science The Analog Kid New World Man Green Day At the Library Going to Pascalacqua One for the Razorbacks Why Do You Want Him? She

Never mind, folks. I found out. It's Suitcase 4.

Evidently the latest issue of Magnet Magazine has some big news regarding GbV. Anybody got the new issue in hand? If so, please spill the beans.

Boston Spaceships: How Wrong You Are Question Girl All Right Sight on Sight Go For the Exit Dorothy's a Planet MMJ: At Dawn One Big Holiday Lowdown Anytime O is the One that is Real Pearl Jam: Corduroy In My Tree Hail, Hail Who You Are Not For You Tim Easton: Dear Old Song and Dance Broke My Heart Unreliable Next to You Hanging Tree Blitzen Trapper: Country Caravan Summer Town The Tailor God & Suicide Not Your Lover Felice Brothers: Ballad of Lou the Welterweight Frankie's Gun Roll on Arte Chicken Wire Run Chicken Run

The Beatles The Who The Rolling Stones The Wedding Present Cinerama Beatnik Filmstars Boyracer Hefner Seafood Wire

Yes, there are a few Toby songs on the upcoming album. Not exactly sure how many, but I think 3 or 4. Also, there's a GbV album out in May called Class Clown Spots a UFO comprised of rare, previously recorded GbV tunes, whereas Let's Go Eat the Factory is all new songs.

Looks like they're mostly sticking to the singles for their Greatest Hits, compilation, which makes sense. But I'm still a bit surprised that "Bang and Blame" and "Daysleeper" didn't make the cut but non-singles "Alligator..." and "Sitting Still" made it. And do FOUR songs from Collapse Into Now belong on that thing, but only one song each from Monster and Up? Overall I'm pleased with the compilation and will buy it as soon as it's available. I'm a REM completist, and I've just gotta have those three new songs. Even if there were no new tunes I'd still buy the damn thing. By the way, I came

Unrest (opened for Superchunk) Pegboy (opened for Social Distortion) Tar (opened for Jesus Lizard) Elf Power (opened for Guided by Voices) Superdrag (opened for GbV)

Oops, just realized that the tracklisting I posted isn't complete. A few tracks haven't been revealed yet. Songs are being unveiled at the following website: http://www.columbiarecords.com/pj20/