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I was a block from restauraunt row.. No I dea why it is called hells kitchen but now maybe I know!

What a crappy night last night. First incident like this I ever had in NYC. I was parked on 48th and 8th (not a bad area of town) get to my car and see my window was smashed and they stole my ipod There went my 9600 songs that I soo mitculous put on my ipod over the last 2 years I do have them mostly backed up but a new ipod will be $350 and the window is $250. Plus I had to drive back late at night in 30 degree weather by myself for an hour. brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Great way to start the week

My shows I went to: AWESOME AWESOME FIRST SHOW SETLIST! 16.06.2000 Holmdel - PNC Bank Arts Center (USA/NJ) out of this world, watching me fall, want, fascination street, a night like this, the last day of summer, pictures of you, maybe someday, like cockatoos, from the edge of the deep green sea, inbetween days, if only tonight we could sleep, siamese twins, one hundred years, 39, bloodflowers, E1: plainsong, the same deep water as you, disintegration, E2: cold, a strange day, pornography, E3: m, play for today, just like heaven, a forest 01.08.2004 Camden - Tweeter Center at the Waterfr

Encore 1: lullaby close to me let's go to bed why can't i be you Encore 2: m fire in cairo three imaginary boys boys don't cry 10.15 saturday night killing an arab THOSE ENCORES RULE!

I realize the irony now that i read that thread...I have been on a massive cure kick now too!

I actually haven't visited that thread!

Yep I started one about Cracker a few weeks ago but also wanted to see who here likes the Cure. They have been one of my all time favorites for a long time. There albums are awesome and their concerts are legendary. They usually play 3hr+ shows and constantly mix up their setlists! Here is my album rankings...include yours or maybe include if you have seen em in concert or any other thoguhts Albums 1. Disintegration 2. Pornography 3. Bloodflowers 4. Head on the Door 5. Japanese Whispers 6. Faith 7. Seventeen Seconds 8. Boy's Don't Cry 9. The Top 10. Kiss Me 11. Wish 12. Wild Mood Swings 13.

I agree! PS I have seen Smog, Jayhawks, autumn Defense, Nils, Glenn, Bennett in all there various projects (it still isn't Wilco which is the band I have grown to love!)

Nah don't get confused. I am just bringing them up as a comparison for setlist variation.

Hmmm not the best comparison by any means because they are completley different bands I have seen Wilco 9 times and They Might Be Giants about 15 (Over a 10 year period). Between these shows I heard roughly about 50 different Wilco songs and with TMBG I heard about 200+! Look Wilco has less albums but you get my point. When you just don't know what to expect and it keeps it more exciting. Wilco are a great band and put on an awesome show no matter what but it would be even better if they throw a few more old gems into the show. I have heard at the last 5 Wilco shows everytime (iattbyh, shot in

I have seen the Kings of Leon twice now. Once opening for the Strokes and one opening for U2. Neither time they impressed me or most of the crowd it seems. The crowd were really restless especially opening for U2. They might be way better in a small club but they got a long way to go to impress in an arena.

Adam Slesinger is a brilliant songwritter and producer....what are we talking about here?

Lollapalooza Inks 5-Year Deal 2007 Dates Announced Looks like we're in for five more festival-filled summers here in Chicago. Yesterday, Lollapalooza's organizers signed a contract with the city to hold their annual extravaganza in downtown's Grant Park through 2011. In exchange for the privilege of bringing boatloads of bands to the beautiful lakefront location, Lollapalooza will pay five million dollars to the Chicago Park District's Parkways Foundation, reports the Chicago Sun-Times. The money will go towards "our ability to fund new projects, youth programs and greening initiative

From murmurs.com. They should get in first try I hope! R.E.M. Nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Submitted by ethank on Mon, 10/30/2006 - 6:40pm. R.E.M., Patti Smith, The Stooges and Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five top the list of nine nominees for this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Five of the nine, to be announced in January, will be inducted at the annual ceremony on March 12, 2007 at N.Y.'s Waldorf-Astoria after more than 500 voters weigh in with their choices. Also on the ballot: Chic, The Dave Clark Five, The Ronettes, Joe Tex and Van Halen. To be eligible f

AWESOME SETLIST! This is a setlist WILCO should play!

Mariah and Celine Dion scares me!

Whens their full album coming out (I am sure I will have to buy it as an import)? I will listen when I get home...We are in the dark in America about this project!

Maybe he can cover Whisky Bottle?

Speaking of the south for real I had an argument recently. Do y'all consider Delaware to be the south? It is below the Mason Dixon line which I consider anything south of that to be the south. Opinons?

They are always great to their fans! THANK YOU!

FAT CHANCE! I will be flying to Europe that day. You suggest I listen to screaming kids on a plane instead!

I saw em in May 04 I think at the Hamerstein in NYC it was awesome! I was much more of a fan in the 90's but they still can rock live. Sin was awesome live!

Is NYC considered the south? Than I am all for it! I guess when you compare NYC to Canada it is south?

Which version do you prefer?

OH CRAP! NOT FAIR! I will be in Dublin Nov 22-24th