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i peed next to patrick buchanan during intermission at a broadway showing of "1776"

awesome stuff...saw them at lollapalooza and they put on a great set

damn that sounds really nice as do the malkmus/nasto and mward/catpower ones ill suggest jeff, glenn, neil, and bob...i would love some jeff/neil guitar action

1. Daft Punk (rediculous, i dont care if they are pressing buttons, i dont care if they are up there reading the newspaper with their ipods playing, that show was awesome) 2. My Morning Jacket (third time seeing them live, they really give Wilco a run for their money as best live rock act around) 3. Stephen Marley (i'm not really into reggae at all but i had so much fun at his set) 4. M.I.A. (despite sound troubles, she was awesome) 5. TV on the Radio/ Yeah Yeah Yeahs (two amazing performances, couldnt decide) didnt really see anything i hated (other than polyphonic spree which sort of creep

dually noted

i hope its okay that i laughed pretty hard at that

damnnnnn i wish i was in NYC for this

hows that? edit: i saw it on oink yesterday but now its gone?

i actually agree with that

i just joined...anyway to make the league open to more than 10 people?

theologians has oft brought tears to my eyes agree with one by one as well be patient with me, and some YHF-era live versions of pot kettle black

Fender just released this, a J Mascis signature Jazzmaster, looks awesome

ive gathered some information that points towards these shows being "red cave" (cardinal speak for electric, as opposed to an acoustic "blue cave" show).

that was my initial reaction as well

maybe not overplayed but if you know just one wilco song chances are it HMD i agree that it is surrounded by songs much better than it and it doesnt fit into YHF at all but i on its own i think its a decent pop song

yup saw him at somerville which was a pretty legendary show. i was hoping for some electric stuff but would be quite satisfied with another acoustic show half as good as the somerville one.

i dont get the HMD hate sure its overplayed by a hardcore fan's standards and it isnt a "profound mood piece" but its a good pop song...or are people not into that sort of pedestrian shit anymore?

at least their president only acts shit faced part of the time

toothpastefordinner.com - hilarious web comics, videos, blog posts...also check out married to the sea, a different web comic from the same folks that is also hilarious here is a married to the sea comic that i find particulary appropriate:

overrated: what light, walken underrated: wishful thinking, pieholden suite, summerteeth (the song), in a future age, why would you wanna live (and number of songs of BT disc 2)

got tickets to see him in Northhampton at the Calvin (the site of my first and only jeff solo show), any word on electric or acoustic for this tour? i saw him at the end of june acoustic with cardinals and it was great but would love to see an electric show.

i remember jeff said something in an interview about this being a song that he was singing to himself into the mirror...hence the title

great news...i love me some roald dahl...according to IMDB george clooney will be doing the voice of mr. fox...hmmm

debatable...i think you'd be fine drilling...look around online on some gear forums, maybe someone can give you a more reliable answer

wes anderson is making a movie out of fantastic mr fox? that is awesome...any word on a release?