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or the time he was interviewing the remaining Beatles, and called Ringo Starr, "George".

you must've skipped the first page

holy crap

We saw him last night and it was incredible. This song,"Sultan", was the only one I didn't know, thanks for the info. It was really cool with the gong and everything. Having no idea what it was, I leaned over to my wife and said, "Holy shit, there's a genie on stage." I thought the idea of announcing the songs with paintings was cool, but it sort of fell apart in the middle of the show.

no, she's very poppy.

can she bring the Alfie puppet with her?

here's an update from the man himself, via the Ryan Adams Archive: I'm quite psyched to see, that Neal and Ryan, will be co-writing and splitting vocals for the next Cardinals album.

Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers - "A Night In Tunisia"

he's got a good mind for business, but his comedy is bland and unfunny.

by David Cronenberg, it's awesome. James Spader's best performance since "Bad Influence"

Fantomas

that version of, "Handshake Drugs", can be found on the More Like The Moon EP also, that performance is from the PBS show, Soundstage. It was recorded on May 7, 2003. Sonic Youth also performed. 1. Handshake Drugs 2. Sunken Treasure 3. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 4. War On War 5. When The Roses Bloom Again 6. At Least That's What You Said 7. Jesus, Etc. 8. Poor Places 9. I'm The Man Who Loves You 10. Kicking Television 11. Red-Eyed And Blue 12. I Got You (At The End Of The Century) 13. Not For The Season unfortunately, some of the songs were not aired during the broadcast.

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http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=31933 you should come to the Hideout on Saturday.

I like their music, and I'd like it just as much, if they were shilling the "Baconator" for Wendy's.

Repo Man

yeah, they were awesome.

yep

thanks for posting these, they've caused me to get out the Coffee Creek shows I have. awesome stuff.

the man's a genius. listening to "After the Heat" right now.

nice to see Scott Ligon up there. I didn't know he was part of any of those bands.

but people are asked to take accountability for their actions and act like responsible adults. more times than not, they choose not to. that's the problem, and that's why I think it's fine to jam their phones.

I think the version on the demos is pretty bad. I'm glad Tweedy decided to change it.

my top 5: Another Green World Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) Here Come the Warm Jets Apollo (Atmospheres and Soundtracks) Before And After Science then there are his collaborations with Robert Fripp, which are worth checking out.