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Yep, I joined up with that group. Can't wait!

I used to know it, I'll give it a shot later when I have more time

The video made it more popular. I like the song a lot but it isn't the best song on that album.

New project www. myspace.com/tonguetiedlightningmusic

So far I have to say: My Morning Jacket-Evil Urges Very fun record and I like how they are evolving. The Raconteurs-Consolers of the Lonely Much better than their first. Dr. Dog-Fate Raphael Saadiq-The Way I See It Mates of State- Re-Arrange Us Biggest Disappointment: Beck-Modern Guilt

White Sox decline Ken Griffey Jr.'s and Toby Hall's 2009 option Link

This is a pretty ignorant statement unless it is tongue-in-cheek, quite a few Wilco songs are about relationships

My Morning Jacket-Evil Urges

Carlos Quentin to have surgery to put a pin in his fractured wrist: http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseb...0,6328351.story

Yes, the Muppets. I am a big fan, one of my biggest influences.

Rainbow Connection (Kermit the Frog): https://www.yousendit.com/download/Q01IZXQ1Qk5lM1JFQlE9PQ The Lonesome Wind That Blows (Woody Guthrie/Jeff Tweedy):https://www.yousendit.com/download/Q01IZXR3aFJUWUN4dnc9PQ

My Morning Jacket is working on the next album already: http://www.nme.com/news/my-morning-jacket/37943

Well, I hope you enjoy it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAjxWMnQ8o4. I'm the one on the left. Won't say what it is, but I'm glad the audience sang along.

Where is everyone getting this?

It was 2003 and I came home from baseball practice absolutely exhausted. My dad told me to go to my room and listen to tracks 8 and 9 (Run Thru and Rollin' Back). I passed out halfway through Run Thru. I was then force-fed It Still Moves wherever we went (baseball game, out for breakfast, uncle's funeral) and eventually, on my own terms, I liked them.

"ART ROCK | My Morning Jacket, "Evil Urges" (ATO) Having spent its first decade building a loyal following straddling patchouli-scented jam-band fans and Pitchfork-quoting indie-hipsters -- an Allman Brothers for the alt-country crowd, or space-rock Wilco fronted by a reedier-voiced Lenny -- the Louisville, Ky., quintet My Morning Jacket began to walk the experimental/art-rock tightrope on its last album "Z" (2005), and it was rewarded with its biggest commercial success. Underscoring his desire not to be typecast as, you know, a mix of jam band fan and indie-rock hipster, bandleader Jim Jame

Bring It Back is great, I would grab that one next

Video of the performance and a funny skit here: http://stereogum.com/archives/video/my-mor...nan_010563.html

Is the whoa a good thing?

Rainbow Connection-Kermit the Frog Across the Universe-The Beatles On & On & On-Wilco

Work in Progress (as of 6/14/08) this is how it stands so far: 1. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot-Wilco 2. Z-My Morning Jacket 3. Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots-The Flaming Lips 4. Welcome Interstate Managers-Fountains of Wayne 5. Once OST-Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova 6. Demon Days-Gorillaz 7. Get Behind Me Satan-The White Stripes 8. A Ghost is Born-Wilco 9. Evil Urges-My Morning Jacket 10. Sea Change-Beck 11. Abbey Road-The Beatles 12. Sumday-Grandaddy 13. Let it Be...Naked-The Beatles 14. Consolers of the Lonely-The Raconteurs 15. Chronicle Vol. 1-Creedence Clearwater Revival 16. The Muppet Show

Congrats on another gig Sarah! Just wondering: How do you play On & On & On?

Oh well, still my favorite album of 2008

It is about a friend of Jim James that committed suicide.

Great pick in playing Falling Slowly! Amazing song