Fritz

Today I... * Worked on some songs * Went to a bookshop * Had two coffees * Worked on some songs some more * Watched the last two thirds of Contact while folding laundry * Wondered whether I should get a J-45 or a HD-28 (when I finally get the money)

He was a superb musician.

I've always loved this song. John's harmony is sublime, too.

Such a brutal, tender, compassionate, honest examination of a marriage. Ingmar Bergman writes so clearly and beautifully. It's fascinating.

Very sad. What a brilliant show The Sopranos was.

This is a nice acoustic version of Old LA. Gotta love the big sound of Anders' Martin.

Agreed. I only picked up this CD a month or so ago and I've listened to it numerous times. It's only now just leaving heavy rotation. Old LA was the one that hit me hardest. Such a simple yet beautiful song.

Richmond Fontaine - Western Skyline

Bowie in 1972 - Hang Onto Yourself

Willie - Whiskey River

Nels' pedal board is about the size of my dining table.

KInda cool... http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2013/06/05/3775111.htm#.Ua71TZytwaX

Oh yes! Nice song.

...in London or some other seaport town...

A little more cashed up so I could get one of these:

Whoo-ee! I dig your taste, man! I've been listening to a lot of Townes lately. And the Son Volt album is just sublime. That record brought me to this one: ...and I'm loving it so far. The two disc edition has a bunch of extra tracks from Jay Farrar and Anders Parker.

Yes! The outro went on for longer if I recall.

Reading this again before tracking down the Jay Farrar/Ben Gibbard soundtrack to the Kerouac doco One Fast Move Or I'm Gone.

Mine arrived today which I'm surprised at (me being in Australia and all...) Disc one is on now and I'm digging it.