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I consider myself a very lucky Chicago sports fan. I've seen a Chicago White Sox World Series win, six Chicago Bulls championships, the Chicago Bears in the Super Bowl, and now a Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup championship! Oh, and the sCrUBS hit the century mark.

Looks like it was awesome as usual!

This is a strong possibility. In watching the "One Wing" appearance, you can see an acoustic guitar in front of the drums.

Probably not until the next album comes out.

Glad It's Over was released on the "Heroes" soundtrack.

At Least That's What You Said (live) Spiders (live) Handshake Drugs (live) Theologians Bull Black Nova Hell Is Chrome (live) I Got You Impossible Germany Side With The Seeds One Wing

Jay Bennett was in the In Memorium (spelling?) section as the "co-founder of Wilco."

Did anyone else catch Mickey Roarke roll his eyes after he announced Sandra Bullock for Best Actress for Drama?

John Mayer Lady Gaga Fred Durst Britney Spears

My band is currently getting our album mastered. We are called Modern History. Five unmastered songs are up on our myspace. Check it out and give some feedback! www.myspace.com/modernhistorymusic

Exactly. My favs: Theologians Bull Black Nova War on War Poor Places

I vote for John Mayer's awful cover of "Free Fallin'" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SK_Ps_Jfeg

Holy hell. I just saw The End Of Time. Part 2 will be epic!

I really, really like Weezer's singles. The majority of their albums are not very good overall. Weezer really is a singles band. This is my playlist for them: 1. My Name Is Jonas 2. Buddy Holly 3. Say It Ain't So 4. The Good Life 5. Pink Triangle 6. El Scorcho 7. Hash Pipe 8. Island In The Sun 9. Dope Nose 10. Keep Fishin' 11. Perfect Situation 12. Pork and Beans 13. Troublemaker 14. The Greatest Man That Ever Lived (Variations on a Shaker Hymn) 15. (If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To

1. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 2. A Ghost is Born 3. Wilco (the album) 4. Being There 5. Sky Blue Sky 6. Summerteeth 7. A.M.

Jeff did Cinnamon Girl at the Living Room Show I attended.

That is exactly what I did.

You will not be able to cover it until Jeff Tweedy does it. I have tried this in the past and got this response from Nora Guthrie:

I will be there tonight

Tweedy is definitely in some sort of open C tuning. I was fooling around with it last night with this fingering position: 0(12)(11)0(12)0, based off some video from a European festival. That position is close to what he is doing.

I heard Casino Queen last night during the Dodgers-Cardinals game on TBS.

Well, 10/18 is sold out and has been sold out for quite some time. Your best bet would be stubhub.com.

I once promised myself I would never shamelessly promote my band anywhere, but here it goes: Tomorrow, Tuesday September 29th at 6 pm, my band Modern History will be interviewed by Fearless Radio for an hour, as well as preview three or four songs from our upcoming album. To tune in, go to http://www.fearlessradio.com and hit the listen now tab. To hear some of my band's material, check out www.myspace.com/modernhistorymusic. P.S. Mods, feel free to delete or move somewhere if you consider these types of threads stupid and well, shameless.

Looking at what Tweedy is doing I am certain that it is in an alternate tuning.

Henry and The H Bombs is mainly G-C-D Go here to see it