ms. yvon

also: ND: boulevard pale ale! (burping bbq)

that settles it. I AM GOING TO THE GROCERY STORE TO BUY SOME BLVD. PALE ALE.!!

for the third time... think i'm in the verge of a michael chabon bender. might have to find a copy of mysteries of pittsburgh...

i was wearing a black t-with a pic of bruce lee dj'ing on it, and standing to the left of the very placid guy in the white shirt and beard.

i was standing to the right, in front of gary. were you the fellow in the corduroy jacket and heavy rimmed glasses? on night one i saw a woman get shoo-ed away by the security guys as she crawled onto that extended bit of the stage to grab the list. i wonder if she worked on a more low-profile manoeuver for night two...

cookies!...cookies!...cookies! i had a great spot for this during the show. i have artist's renderings of all those involved. keep that in mind should you ever decide to run for political office.

"what kind of rapper name is Steve?"

are you the girl who executed the brilliant tuck and roll to grab the list after the show? that was a rad move.

they were live at women's club, vols. 1 & 2. for the record: the set list on night two was a little different. still no dulcimer. rats. also: i loves me some cotton dress. boy howdy.

just above the shoulders, i think. and a bit round...

there was an out-of-the-case, and left-unplayed dulcimer on the stage last night. maybe tonight! added comedy bit: gary mentioned that they had a couple of live cd's for sale. he was embarassed about making a pitch, but at two times during the show, he lifted up the cd's to remind the audience they were available.

mark and gary were the only performers of the night. they started at 9p and played until about 10:45. they sounded FANTASTIC. the entire set, and encore were acoustic. they dug deep for the setlist, playing one song from their pre-jayhawks days and one from the maria mckee album they worked on. i can't offer much in the way of a setlist...among the songs played: nothing left to borrow save it for a rainy day two hearts tailspin sister cry crowded in the wings these men made gorgeous music. i never got to see the jayhawks, so i'm looking at this as a giant bit of luck. i'm going to se

*hat tip* this recording sounds AMAZING!! my memory of the night is so odd and amorphous (for distinctly different reasons than 1985's blurriness), but the recording brought the event into clarity. sweet jesus. what a wonderful show.

pissed in the fashion, right?

ah! spectacular! let me just say this: FUTURE AGE?!

thanks rich!

btw lou, great to catch a glimpse of you on friday night!

you're the most beautiful girl on the street of the girls on the street depending on the street...

awesome!!

thanks, paul! thanks for posting pix shannon! boy, mikael, jeff and john are all sporting the long locks! looks like summer hair to me. i would love to see wilco at a small outdoor daytime show. provided that the temp is under 80.

great pix erin! jesse! no beard! is that your fresh for spring look? and i have now identified jodi as the woman wearing the gorgeous green cabled sweater. nice!

holy smokes! these posters are fucking fantastic! what a wonderful idea, too. thank you all for posting the set list and pix (terrific requests, kids! family gardener ) boy howdy. btw--i do believe the johnny d look alike is our cnorton13. sorry to out you, dude.

i loved "incredibly close..." just finished it last week. big m. chabon fan. picked up "amazing stories" last year. his "genre stuff" is done with love. very fun to read.

i love this book! the tales of "sam's classic" are terrific. tough to read the "evil dead" bits while eating lunch, tho.