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Interesting stuff! Thanks BTW one of my all time favorite steering wheel drumming songs is Fall Down Easy! Wowza what drumming!

I see David at almost every show I attend in NYC. Spoke with him a few times. Nice guy (The real one that is)!

Nice! How was it? I miss Peter!!

It says it sold 15,000 copies the year it came out. Wonder what the total sales are now for this album? Over 150,000???

I thought Solid Sound was a go for 2015?

Kaiser Chiefs

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/02/14/radiohead-kid-a-meal-tasting-menu-detroit_n_4783890.html Interesting concept I guess?? What Wilco album would you set a meal to?

http://www.mmw.net/index.php/news/article/1259 They are touring Europe together and releasing a new studio album with Mr. Cline..shall be sweet!

I saw them open for Radiohead on the OK Computer tour in 1997...that's all I have to add

Ok you have a good point.

Go..what is the worse that can happen

New Spring tour dates! http://www.backstreets.com/news.html April 8 - Cincinnati, OH April 12 - Virginia Beach, VA April 15 - Columbus, OH April 17 - Nashville, TN April 19 - Charlotte, NC April 22 - Pittsburgh, PA April 24 - Raleigh, NC April 26 - Atlanta, GA April 29 - Sunrise, FL May 1 - Tampa, FL May 3 - New Orleans, LA May 6 - Houston, TX May 13 - Albany, NY May 14 - Hershey, PA May 17 - Uncasville, CT May 18 - Uncasville, CT

I'm flying solo though I got the front row center seat at the tables...where are you sitting? Although it's city winery they have some nice microbrew bottles

Saw him play that once it was great! I hear this run he's been doing still be around

I'm seeing this singer/songwriter tonight named Jay Farrar anyone hear of him?

That was some fancy footwork

Blondie for free on Super Bowl blvd hmm outdoor concert in feb this could be interesting

The thing I enjoyed most about the show is I have not seen 90% of the artist who have performed at that show live before. It was pretty overwhelming.

I attended his 90th birthday at the Garden. Got a ticket for $15. The show was over 4 hours featuring tons of musical acts. It was quite the bang for the buck. It was a nice time... Here was the setlist Sunday night at Madison Square Garden, 51 artists played a 4-1/2 hour concert for 18,000 people in salute to the 90th birthday of folk great Pete Seeger. Menomonee Love Song - Pete Seeger with a group of Native American musiciansIf I Had a Hammer - John MellencampA Ride Back Home - John MellencampTim Robbins tributeYou Are Still Mine - New York City Labor ChorusWhich Side Are You On - Bruce

Went to park at my standby parking lot in Secaucus yesterday..normally $7 for 12 hours...WILL BE AT EVENT RATE ALL WEEK! paid $20 Superbowl is not for 6 days! GRRRRR

Was a good show wish I heard Souvenir and Sleeping with The Televison on.. got Blonde over Blue, Zanzibar and Big Man on Mullberry St

Man I remember seeing Pete and Jeff together in Hudson NY was a cool show. RIP PETE

Hey Jeff can now add to his resume that Gloria Estefan said his name from the Grammy podium! BTW what a waste the McCartney/Starr performance was. Paul didn't join Ringo but Ringo joined Paul for Queenie Eye..what a poor choice. Ringo looked good but sounded bad in my opinion. Also, Pink enough with the acrobatics. Don't even try to pretend to sing with that nonsense going on.

Billy Joel first night of MSG franchise.

Seeing jay at the NYC city winery in feb. Got front row for $30