Knight Rider

Pearl Jam The Fixer Immortality Rearviewmirror Corduroy Once

There's a live version of Feed Kill Chain on his Stone, Steel and Bright Lights record.

Well done! If I had it to do over again, I'd remove Hard is the Fall and add Station to Station to my list.

Happy 50th Jay Farrar... 1. Heart on the Ground 2. Different Eyes 3. Hard is the Fall 4. Vitamins 5. Damn Shame

The Jayhawks Nothing Left to Borrow Settled Down Like Rain Comeback Kids Tailspin I'd Run Away

Shudder to Think: Red House Shake Your Halo Down About Three Dreams Gang of $ She Wears He-Harem

I know...I'm a huge Jayhawks fan. I've probably seen them 20 times. I just can't help liking the song.

Tom Petty/Heartbreakers: Climb That Hill Mary Jane's Last Dance Free Girl Now Breakdown You Get Me High

California Zephyr-Farrar/Gibbard

Last Train to Clarksville

The Train Song-Flying Burrito Bros.

Not an all-time list, but what I'd feel like listening to now: In a Drawer-Band of Horses The Ghosts of Beverly Drive-Death Cab for Cutie Shine On-Son Volt Spirits-Strumbellas A Beginner's Guide to Destroying the Moon-Foster the People 24 Frames-Jason Isbell Couches and Alleys-Styrofoam Nothing is Wrong-Gomez

I had completed repressed Live from my memory, and now there back... Life can be cruel sometimes. Are Crash Test Dummies reuniting soon also??? (I just looked it up; they already have)

Surprised Paging Mr. Proust by The Jayhawks isn't getting much love. The Son Volt Live from The Bottom Line release from the Trace reissue was pretty stellar too.

Cue the crickets...

I thought it was really cool that Benmont mentioned this too... I feel like Echo is Petty's forgotten album, and it's so strong from beginning to end.

I had family go about a month ago. They're wealthy (but not snobby) and they've traveled everywhere. They were underwhelmed...

A friend once told me "trust the art; not the artist." Largely been true in my experience... 1. Mellencamp: I worked at the local music venue in the 90's delivering food backstage, so I met quite a few. He was an asshole. Loved his music at the time and I was 18, so I was crushed. 2. Pat Sansone: A buddies girlfriend who plays in a Chicago band got us backstage at the Wilco residency shows in 07 I think. My buddy went up to him to thank him and he totally blew us off once he realized my buddies sister wasn't there. 3. Jay Farrar: Contrary to what I've heard over and over again

Very encouraging... Back Against the Wall really takes me back to the first three SV records.

Drive By Truckers Birthday Boy Fourth Night of My Drinking Used to be a Cop Danko Manuel The Righteous Path

My father in law steadfastly refused to believe that All Along the Watchtower was a Dylan song until I played him the original. I remember how surprised I was to find out that Blinded by the Light was a Springsteen song. I had heard the cover so many times as a little kid driving around with my mom in her Nova.

Another snippet from Son Volt's facebook page... https://www.facebook.com/SonVolt/videos/10154520982475412/

The Jayhawks at Lincoln Hall (Chicago)

Running Man by Charlie Engle Non-Fiction read about an ultra marathoner. Just started it, but really interesting...

3 Sides of the Coin Kiss Podcast-Some really fascinating interviews.