aricandover

wow, that place looks a little bit bigger than Tonic must've been awesome.

reminds me of the cover of Neil Young's Mirror Ball

here we go!

awesome setlist BTW, Paul, shouldn't you be in class?

already got a ticket for the Amendola show. I gotta see what my work schedule will be like on the 8th, before I decide if I'm going to the Hideout.

ughh over $50 a ticket before fees

yeah, that was probably my all time favorite show

something that hasn't been played live

I'd like John to sing like that in the Autumn Defense.

Mike

just saying, you kock that song for it's simplicity, when other than "Dash 7" A.M. is filled with simple songs. but if you don't like it you don't like it.

kinda fits in with a lot of the "simple" songs on A.M.

that's the perfect amount of "nothings"

indeed they are

sweet thanks for the info Lou. off topic: glad to hear that you're digging the Hellwood album.

the "cricket boxes" are in the lower lefthand corner

DrNo

Midlake - Chasing After Deer Willie Nelson - I'm Still Here The Band - the Weight Eric Dolphy - Curtsy Matt Sharp - All Those Dreams R.L. Burnside - Greyhound Bus Station Miles Davis - What I Say Willie Nelson- What Do You Think of Her Now? Thelonius Monk - Straight No Chaser Thelonius Monk - Blues Five Spot Neil Young - Revolution Blues Miles Davis - Directions John Coltrane - Countdown The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down John Coltrane - Blues to Elvin John Coltrane - Giant Steps Miles Davis & John Coltrane - Ah-Leu-Cha Rick Danko - Sip the Wine The Band - Don't Do It Art

according to the song credits they all had a hand in it at least that's what I'm taking the whole "Loops, Filters & Synths" thing to mean.

I hope it's not on there

so what. it's a damn fine song.

it's "Please Tell My Brother"