Chez

I discovered and became a fan of Vic Chesnutt through the Gravity of the Situation tribute album.

Pete Townshend -- Who Came First Sparklehorse -- It's a Wonderful Life

^^^ "One Hundred Years From Now" first appeared on a wonderful Gram Parsons tribute album which I enthusiastically recommend.

Steve Forbert -- The American In Me Peter Gabriel -- The Rain on the Car Album

Okkervil River -- Black Sheep Boy Steve Earle -- The Revolution Starts Now

Steve Earle -- I Feel Alright The Handsome Family -- Through the Trees

1. Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey -- Going Back Home 2. Tweedy -- Sukierae 3. Parquet Courts -- Sunbathing Animal 4. Spoon -- They Want My Soul 5. Benjamin Booker 6. Bob Mould -- Beauty & Ruin 7. Drive-By Truckers -- English Oceans 8. Real Estate -- Atlas 9. Old 97's -- Most Messed Up 10. Courtney Barnett -- A Sea of Split Peas 11. Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks -- Wig Out at Jag Bags

Test

Benjamin Booker's debut album. Awfully good.

KevinG: That will never happen!! I'm a White Sox season ticket holder.

I've been rooting for the Royals (their fans have suffered much longer than Giants' fans), but it will be hard for me to root against Jake Peavy tonight. Not sure I can!!

I'm jumping the gun by a day (I won't be at my computer tomorrow), but tomorrow I'm going to see The Drive-By Truckers. Can't hardly wait.

Once I noticed that guy in the front row wearing the Marlins gear (and he was hard to miss), I couldn't stop watching him!! He kind of ruined the broadcast for me -- especially when he turned his visor to the side.

Was fortunate to get tickets for the whole family to the 12/12 show!! Very psyched.

I love this band.

The Bluebird In Bloomington is a great little bar/venue that gets surprisingly good acts. Congrats on closing in on 50. I've been stuck on 48 (ND and SD ) for 7 years!

Home Field Advantage!

The Revolution Starts Now by Steve Earle. Not as strong as some of his earlier works, but still damn good.

New Madrid -- though I think I've already seen Wilco do this song in concert.

Great, great band. I saw them live in Champaign for $5.00 in the early 80's. Loved Monster (though I'm partial to the early stuff through Document). Like Monster, New Adventures in Hi Fi, has some strong moments.

Sebadoh @ Lincoln Hall

Well done. Congratulations!

There are some GREAT selections in this thread. Let me throw out Wilko Johnson and Roger Daltrey's 2014 release Going Back Home for consideration..

They probably have another 10 album's worth of material that they will release over the next year. Bob has never really had an unrecorded thought. Sorry to hear about the break-up. One of my favorite bands.

Alejandro Escovedo with Joe Ely opening @ City Winery