Chez

I tried putting all my concerts on setlist.fm about a year ago (it truly was a labor of love) and was amazed to discover that when I saw R.E.M. in 1986, Camper Van Beethoven was the opening band. I had completely forgotten that factoid -- and I love CBV!

Finished hate-watching the last season of House of Cards. Garbage. Enjoyed the Ballad of Buster Scruggs. Just started the Netflix series Staircase.

Thanks. I think this is the 15th time I've seen RT. He never disappoints.

Richard Thompson

I had a blast. Great band, great setlist and the energy in the room was off the charts. I was happy to be dead center first row behind the rail -- just behind (and removed) from the craziness in the pit.

chisoxjtrain wins the internet this week.

Agree. First time seeing them. Can't wait.

Parquet Courts

That's a valid observation. I guess Maron as armchair therapist/pop psychologist -- every episode -- kind of wears me out. But I still listen regularly.

I listen to Maron's podcasts frequently (he gets interesting musical guests), but I always feel like he doesn't do his homework for his interviews. Maron's podcast with Jeff was no different.

One of my favorite live albums. This album spent a lot of time on my turntable when I was in college.

Saw "The Green Book." Predictable, but still pretty good.

Courtney Barnett -- Tell Me How You Really Feel Parquet Courts -- Wide Awake! Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks --- Sparkle Hard Superchunk -- What a Time To Be Alive Yo La Tengo -- There's A Riot Going on Low Cut Connie -- Dirty Pictures (Part 2) Alejandro Escovedo -- The Crossing John Prine -- The Tree of Forgiveness Guided By Voices -- Space Gun Richard Thompson -- 13 Rivers Jeff Rosenstock -- Post