jff
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They did a really good job showcasing Glenn. I don't recall getting to see that much close footage of what he does. Amazing! Also cool to see Pat playing so much guitar.
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I liked the part where they reeled in the football field and all of a sudden they were in outer space.
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I heard about this about a month ago. Can't rememebr where. Glad it's official, and hopefully there'll be a full US tour. I regret passing on so many opportunities to see them in tiny clubs. The only time I got to see them was on their last tour, in a fairly large venue.
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I would have liked to have seen Nels play that Tele.
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Only saw the first ten mins, but that was very well done. Kudos to Premier Guitar magazine.
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Sure, but as a house band for Fallon, and not as a means to promote their own material.
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New Neil Young album - with Crazy Horse!
jff replied to Vacant Horizon's topic in Someone Else's Song
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Unfortunately, I'm confident Joy Division will never see a single penny from sales of this.
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Good article, but this quote doesn't square with reality: "Thus, without selling a ton of records or making flashy videos, TV appearances or reality shows, Wilco has developed an ardent and loyal fan base." You'd be hard pressed to find a band that's made more TV appearances than Wilco.
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Super easy.
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Johnny Otis died yesterday (or the day before). Jimmy Castor died this week, too. Tom Ardolino from NRBQ died a couple weeks ago. It's starting off as a terrible year for musician deaths.
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10 us based music clubs- what city are they in TRIVIA
jff replied to dagwave's topic in Someone Else's Song
I got 8. Don't know Electric Factory or Bluebird. -
I won a Neil Young Freedom tour jacket on the radio once, but I never went to pick it up. I thik that was before I was old enough to drive.
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It's just a matter of it being played so often and covered so often, and used and abused in so many tv comnercials and movies. It's a great song, but at some point, overexposure sets in.
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I wonder if that means they're opening for M. Ward, or if he's opening for them. I might fly out to that 18th show for my 40th birthday, but I'd want more than a short opening set.
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Three cats and a dog. Used to be four cats, but we adopted one out to a friend before we moved to a much smaller house last month. I need to go visit that little maniac and see how he's doing.
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I liked that video, and I'm impressed that they made it sound that good at such a low volume, but I'm SO tired of that song.
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Clearly the same basic part at the beginning (I didn't compare all the way through). I don't see any problem with this approach. All bands have older material that resurfaces or gets reworked. It's just too bad that in this case the song isn't good.
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That's amazing.
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Was that intended to be a comedy piece?
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I saw Dos play an unannounced opening set for fIREHOSE. The only other time I saw fIREHOSE was half of their last song opening the Beastie's Check Your Head tour. I was so heartbroken to miss their set. Underage drinking in the parking lot, assuming Basehead was still on stage and fIREHOSE hadn't played yet.
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Exactly the price range I would expect these days. I'd go for the $90 tickets. I haven't been to an arena show in probably five years, so I don't mind the splurge.
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Tattoo is a pretty lame song, by any standard. It's probably better than the new Shins song I heard, though . I hope to see VH, since they were my first favorite band as a kid, I've never seen them, and they're playing the night after my 40th birthday. Hopefully, they'll go very light on the new material.
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I only saw them once, but I don't think 30 minute shows were the norm. They played well over an hour when I saw them, and Watt always does pretty long shows with his bands. I would expect some lengthy shows if they go out as headliners again.