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Don't sleep on "Anyday," also co-written by Whitlock. What a great album.

I just read that (not surprisingly) the Orioles were flooded with media requests for this game. No fans, but 92 members of the media will be in attendance.

^^^ Good call on "All Her Favorite Fruit." One of my favorite CVB songs.

For an old guy, I've been on the rail a lot -- to the point that I usually joke with the other, younger railbirds that "I'm not a Narc, honest." Wilco several times, Pavement, Morphine, Guided By Voices, Cracker, Steve Earle, Alejandro Escovedo, Jason Isbell (twice), Drive-By Truckers several times, Patterson Hood, Bob Mould (I have permanent hearing loss from that show), Grant Lee Buffalo, Matthew Sweet, Richard Thompson (several times) . . . I know I'm forgetting many. I've never had front row tickets -- only at GA shows.

The Sportswriter by Richard Ford

The Mountain Goats

^^^ Thanks.

^^^ I'm embarrassed to admit that I don't own any solo Brian Eno. I've got Another Green World and Here Come the Warm Jets on my "buy list." Does that sound right?

Bob Dylan Stuck Inside of Mobile With the Memphis Blues Again Like a Rolling Stone Tangled Up In Blue Watching The River Flow When I Paint My Masterpiece Traffic Dear Mr. Fantasy Every Mother's Son Stranger to Himself Medicated Goo The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys I need to make my Yo La Tengo list then I'm done (seriously, I can't get any work done!!)

Neil Young Everybody Knows This is Nowhere Walk On Words (Between the Lines of Age) Look Out Joe Bar Stool Blues

The Who Pure and Easy Sea and Sand I've Had Enough (The song on Quadrophenia, not the one on Who Are You) Go To The Mirror Behind Blue Eyes R.E.M. Feeling Gravity's Pull Good Advice 7 Chinese Brothers Disturbance at the Heron House Begin the Begin

Richard Thompson Wall of Death Night Comes In 1952 Vincent Black Lightning Shoot Out The Lights Bank Vault in Heaven The Mountain Goats This Year Oceanographer's Choice Southwood Plantation Road The Greatest Ever Death Metal Band Out Of Denton Lovecraft in Brooklyn