Sir Stewart

That is one of the best Wilco stories I've ever heard. Thanks for sharing.

Peace to you, A-man.

L.A. Woman is the best Doors album.

Thanks man, nice to see you.

I realized something - everyone's Stones list is the best.

The Velvet Underground I'm Waiting for the Man I'll Be Your Mirror Run Run Run Pale Blue Eyes What Goes On

Oh, Iris is about his ma.

Alright maybe Under My Thumb for Undercover. Maybe not.

It's not boasting if it's true - my Stones list might be the best list in this whole thread.

The Rolling Stones Tumbling Dice Get Off My Cloud Undercover of the Night Let's Spend The Night Together Jumpin Jack Flash

That Iris clip makes it seem so - also the visuals makes me wonder if we're seeing a hybrid of the current dead homie hologram novelty in hip hop and the eventual situation we'll see when they start doing that for classic rock acts. The wall of screen where the crowd is basically watching a movie of the concert is the same principle as what screens have always done for rock concerts, but the entertainment value may be finally exceeding the 'wtf I'm watching a screen' factor. Not saying any of this is good or bad but it's probably good and bad.

A Tribe Called Quest Sucka Nigga Verses From The Abstract Can I Kick It? Show Business Electric Relaxation

I watched a couple of YT clips from last night before reading that and didn't notice anything special. However, the whole idea of speakers throughout the venue makes sense and I hope it sounded as good as he is saying - is that from Rolling Stone? I mean they probably called The Edge's fall the most radical and innovative moment of any concert ever.

Whoa. Nice to see them playing Out Of Control out the gate.

How would the Trans-Pacific Partnership be good for the U.S.? It seems like Obama's deal is thinking it will help us compete with China in Asian Pacific countries, but at the expense of current local environmental and labor regulations and eventually, manufacturing growth. Smells bad.

Hate is indeed a strong word.

Oh.

Well Lammy, it sounds like you may like two songs from that gentleman.

Every list is stupid!

Paul's Boutique Sign O The Times Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Blonde On Blonde Thriller

Fuck it, I'm adding honorable mentions to mine.

Still The Same, the only Bob Seger song I can listen to

If the question was Who was your favorite artist at each of these ages, it'd be The Beatles across the board. But I'm interested in who hit you the hardest, who you were most obsessed with, at that given time. Not the full five years before or after that age, but that particular age. I'll start with when I was age 5, only because I still link Sgt Pepper's to that time. 5 - (1978) - The Beatles 10 - (1983) - Van Halen 15 - (1988) - The Beatles 20 - (1993) - Beastie Boys 25 - (1998) - Bob Dylan 30 - (2003) - Wilco 35 - (2008) - Wilco 40 - (2013) - The Beatles (thank you, fatherho

Even Robyn Hitchcock hates Balloon Man. I love it, though.