Beltmann

Thanks Rob! Like everybody else here, I find wilcobase invaluable, and essential.

Collection of 10 sound short films... not quite at the level of Keaton's silent stuff, but still worthwhile.

Dearest Wendy, THANK YOU! THANK YOU! It doesn't compare to actually being there, but hearing "Radio King" through the telephone is certainly one of my favorite phone calls ever. Congrats to everyone who was able to attend this show... the set list is spectacular. Eric

The JHamm DVD Project Plenty of people around here would be willing to trade or B&P for these. I would offer to do it myself, except I'm in the process of buying/selling a home, and I can't guarantee I'll have the compy set up (nor time for it). Eric

That's what I said. She conceded that Neko's voice is superior, but observed that Lewis' style and sound is more personally appealing to her.

I was surprised to have the same reaction. Speaking of the new album, does anyone else love this use of rapid internal rhyme in "That Teenage Feeling": "I don't care if forever never comes..."? I had heard some Martha previously, so I knew what to expect. Like you, I found her pleasant, talented, vibrant, but not exactly my cup of tea. I enjoyed her set, but I heard nothing that would inspire me to buy her stuff. I sorta dragged my wife along to Neko, with the promise that she would really enjoy it. She did like it, but on the way out her first observation was "I liked Jenny Lewis mo

She was suffering from a cold, but was in good spirits and still sounded otherworldly. I was a little bummed that she skipped "A Widow's Toast" and "Margaret Vs. Pauline" from the new album, but if cutting those was necessary for me to hear perfect versions of "I Wish I Was the Moon" and "Deep Red Bells," then so be it. Side note: The preshow music included "Shot In the Arm" and "I Got You" back-to-back.

Me too. I have a link on my desktop.

I think I've figured out most of the who-is-who, but a few still elude me. I think I'm gonna have to start keeping a chart.

Interesting. I spent most of this weekend researching this very subject as part of my graduate studies.

I'm about to start reading The Scarlet Letter for the gabillionth time. Thank goodness it's awesome. I love teaching that book.

I had the same problem earlier, too, but it seems to be working properly now.

It's not my way. I don't use Internet slang. Internet slang is for chumps. Everybody knows the emoticon is where it's at. Eric

I've heard that definition, too. It seems widely used both ways.

IMO--no, IMHO--your underuse of Internet slang is one of your most charming attributes, Brett.

Not to be confused with IMHO ("in my honest opinion"), which is very useful when distinguishing between your honest and your fraudulent opinions.

Sarcasm is not a disease, it's a way of life. Welcome! Post often!

Excellent question. I was wondering the same.

Hi Pecan Pie, I think you're looking for "I Am Not Willing," a Moby Grape song that Wilco covered. It appears in my A.M. demos, too. Never doubting Always faithful She returns She says she loves me And I could always Come to her She can