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there's some cool behind the scenes stuff, a "history" of Captain Jack Harkness, and a 30 minute preview episode of Torchwood, on BBC America's On Demand channel. the show starts next weekend!

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this is old news.

so does that zombie kid

well, the place is just a huge rectangle, so if you get stuck on one of the sides, the view stinks. and the sound is horrible. it sounds like a concert in a gymnasium (which is what it is) it stinks that wilco is playing the Palumbo, when Pittsburgh has some great theaters, with awesome acoustics, that could hold a comparable amount of people.

I took my mom to a wilco show last November. she sat the entire time, and nobody had a problem with it.

he's had one before. it's no big deal.

the Palumbo Center is Duquesne University's basketball gymnasium. I've seen a lot of shows there, and it's one of the worst places to go for concerts.

pretty typical for talk show performances. it seems like he's afraid to get into it, and sadly comes across as milquetoast. it's a good thing they actually kick ass in concert.

I really like the song, but this performance, like most of their talk show appearances was pretty weak.

don't have one

if you can include something from the Wilburys, "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" is probably the best song Dylan recorded in the 80's.

yeah

they've already headlined Red Rocks, the Roots opened for them. wether or not they can sell it out is another matter.

Happy birthday, Paul. see you on the 12th

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no you couldn't.

Being There was released in 1996.

I have it. it wears thin after awhile.

it was also officially released on the War on War single.

Alan Faneca is getting screwed.

I was at a wilco show there, in 2004, and I seem to remember there being a couple tapers.

that's terrible. the police should have to take them into custody and hand them off to the INS.