Sir Stewart

No one's playing along!

Party poooppper.

Me too. I love that.

On & On & On Hate It Here Side With The Seeds You Are My Face How To Fight Loneliness Either Way Ashes of American Flags Heavy Metal Drummer Sky Blue Sky At Least That's What You Said Theologians Jesus, etc. Impossible Germany I'm The Man What Loves You Misunderstood Hummingbird Monday What Light I'm Always in Love Outta Mind Outta Site

I don't think I agree with one thing Lester Bangs ever wrote and he is probably my favorite rock writer. EDIT: Probably? More like easily.

Come to think, I never used my alarm clock before I met my wife.

I never even knew about the snooze function before I met my wife. We snooze until we can't snooze no more.

It's my desert island Beatles album.

This went well.

Impossible Germany* is a lot like War On War** for me, in that it has a vocal part that rubs me 100% the wrong way. *"Impossible Germany/Unlikely Japan" **"It's a war on war/It's a war on war/It's a war on war/It's a war on war/It's a war on war/It's a war on war/It's a war on war/There's a war on..."

Countdown to Dice-K... t-minus 3 outs....

I always thought it was a euphemism for man-jam.

Holy Dawson.

http://www.snopes.com/music/hidden/roller.htm

I watched Babel last night. I was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't all that preachy or maudlin, like I'd heard. It certainly doesn't deserve the Crap - I mean - Crash comparisons. Great music. Some breathtaking sequences (the helicopter flight, particularly), solid perofrmances. I could've done without the kid destroying the gun, but you can't have everything.

I'm surprised this wasn't mentioned in that list:

Amazing to me that Keith comes up with 'Honky Tonk Woman' when rattling off the first three or four Stones songs he thinks are best. That one? Really?

I almost forgot Groucho Marx replaced John Lennon for a spell.

Reminds me of a good set-up: "So, I'm reading Wilco: Learning How to Die..."

I dig it.

spraypaintthevegetabledogfoodstalls!!

Yeah, you pooooooooooooooooooooooooor Chicago folks!

Not that any Wilco song could be a hit (I really thought "Theologians" was going to be a single and a modest hit), "Hate It Here" has my (doomed) vote as the candidate from this album.

simon lebon!