aricandover

I love that one. also, there's a double CD of Minus 5/Young Fresh Fellows called, "Because We Hate You/Let the War Against Music Begin", that I think is highly underrated.

where's the Roboz?

the point is to sell the tickets to someone, not necessarily sell them to you, so if they're selling out, they're making making their money, and i'm pretty sure that makes them happy. everyone gets so worked up when they don't score tickets during these pre-sales. just relax, you still have the general onsale coming up, where the majority of the venue's tickets will be available.

how many people can the 9:30 club hold? they had 10% of that number. given wilco's ever increasing popularity, it's not surprising that the presale sold so fast.

no

wanna fight about it?

love this album, just fantastic from top to bottom. all of it. start with In Rock

holy shit, it's not coming out

is that a new name brand?

I've seen Mike Patton do it plenty of times. especially when assholes art yelling for Faith No More songs at non-FNM shows.

I wish more bands would do this.

from 93-94? I think I saw that

fuck yeah!

our wedding day

he was ok, but I'm not going to run out and buy any of albums.

I was there on friday, and it nothing really caught my attention. the highlight was running into a guy I used to buy shoes from in Pittsburgh.

no it's not. the project had a specific goal, Billy and Wilco putting Woody's words to new music. it's doesn't matter if he sang this song a million times over, he didn't write it and therefore, it doesn't fit with what Mermaid Ave. was about.

that's a shame

yeah, that song was pretty terrible.

wow, I found that highly offensive.

Kennedy should take Rumsfeld for a drive up to Chappaquiddick shut up

If Connery wasn't so great in the role, I'd say that Dalton was the quintessential Bond.

hell of a way to open the season! and on the day of Mayor O'Conner's funeral. that was awesome.

I'm in

he's got some awesome tunes