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phenomenally beautiful! just stunning. to quote allison in re: this week: "how much more good stuff can happen?" some moments from night two: --mikael's face when yelling during "kingpin" --john not being able to keep a straight face during "just that simple." he kept turning away from the mic and shaking his head. --the show opening cue gaff that left jeff standing on stage while the newhart theme played out. --andrew bird andrew bird andrew bird. holy cats. --watching andrew and nels communicating, watching each other across the stage --the perfect complement of jaw-droppingly b

that rendition of i.g. was so gorgeous and uplifting at the show. i got all moved again just watching the clip. :love

i used to work with the post-production producer of psych. one day i heard him playing "crane wife" from his office. not suprised to hear the editorial staff is kicking up the groovy tunes!

alas. maybe the sell commemorative t-shirts or something. bottomless bacon basket. damn. what a fucking awesome idea.

werd. i'll be sporting mine!

WHAT a dynamite show!! so full of suprises and treats. that they opened with ELT set the tone for the week. i thought to myself, "so this is how it's going to be!" HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY!!

currently, i am sporting some flannel pj bottoms i made. 2 nights in, verdict: a-ok!

yes! happy happy birthday, wherever you may be!

HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY, HEIDI!! although this past year saw the end of the Double-Caprese-Era, the Odd-Goat-Cheese-Plate-Era has dawned. i hope you get a set of fab snow tires for your bicycle! see you in the spring!

it's good!

dude, this is a FAN forum. we are GEEKS. let it go.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ALISSA!!! glad to hear it was fab all around! now, about this knitting machine...do tell!

ok, then. am officially looking for a new gig.

HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CALIBEN!! with your vigilance, i imagine that you could use fresh supplies of these:

hey kids, aprazza isn't a frequent poster here, but she is a truly cool peep and a rad addition to any show. good luck aprazza! hope to see you saturday!

joe h. toured with wilco in 1996. i missed that bus. damn. jeff's song "the thanks i get" was intitially written for solomon burke, for the album joe was producing. drew, we were this close to getting that collaboration. when jeff introduced "thanks..." by saying that he'd written it for that record, my eyes went wide at the near miss on that one. they handed out the set list as you left? interesting. i saw joe w/band at the getty center once. it was a free show, so there were a lot of museum members in the audience unfamiliar with the music. was your show anything like this?

this is about the most appropriate and adorable thing i've ever seen!

clouds, belated and post-not-festive-actual-birthday HAPPY WEEK AFTER YOUR BIRTHDAY!!1 !

"showtime!" saw all that jazz at the drive in when it came out. first time i'd heard of kubler-ross' five stages of death. i'm seeing images of roy's character wandering the back corridors of the hospital...blood on his forehead...the comedian's voice ringing in his head...kissing the elderly woman on the mouth... damn. roy was terrific in that film. :worship

rosie, is this what you wrote in her yearbook?

he is terrific. jay's working with a lot of different musicians these days. the last time i saw them play together, as joe was introducing jay he described him as, "too popular for my taste. he's hard to schedule." he often plays with grant lee phillips, too. he's got an economical set up, and sets a tone and groove so perfect... that nyc venue looks lovely! does look a bit reserved, but gorgeous! i will not badger you about a set list as i've yet to post the one from months ago.

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number one on the list: rain boots. last year tennessee was in the midst of an awful drought, but when it rains, the mud is gnarly. also, all the stuff sitting in the dirt becomes part of the mud. do. the year i camped we were able to use a camp stove. don't know if you can still do that. if you can: bring some stuff you can whip up with boiled water: instant oatmeal is a great thing to have. (ok. i'm going to think back and see what is good advice...)

oh man. such sad news maudie.