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I have sinned so gravely Brother Brigham, Brother Young I have sinned so gravely Brother Young That only you can save me Brother Brigham, Brother Young That only you can save me Brother Young I have revealed the temples secrets Brother Brigham, Brother Young The temple garments, oaths and secrets Brother Young I have apostatized and doubted Brother Brigham, Brother Young And borne my testimony falsely Brother Young And I have loved a woman Brother Brigham, Brother Young A woman in adultery Brother Young I have also wed a negress Brother Brigham, Brother Young My fifth wife has some color B

yeah that is too bad. They need to get over there.

hollee shit is 'Credo' wsg Lucinda Williams ever a great song.

Good band.... well worth another Mystic Spyri trip to the Hidive, and a Wingnut/Kidsmoke Spaceland drinking binge

Folk Dylan > Rock Dylan

Rich - I get an 'all keyed up' Avett/Blitzen Trapper/Felice/Josh Ritter with band feel. Just got it today, so that's just the first (good) impression. oh wait, you were asking about Langhorne Slim, right?

link below doesn't seem to work anymore, but I've read a couple interviews that are like this: I just find it odd. When listening to them, I hear Marshall Tucker, Allman Bros, Derek + Dominoes, Sknyrd, Bottle Rockets, Jim Stafford, and twin guitars dueling like drunken confederate soldiers. I also hear songs about guns, little ones, righteous paths, and lawnmowers. It's all mixed with a pinch of boogie and a whole lot of heavy fuzzbox pushed past the point of parody. Me thinks Hood is whining about being rightly pigeonholed.

The more the Drive By Truckers whine that they are 'not a Southern Band', the more evident this becomes.

Tallest man on earth.

No. Talking in generalities is probably the dumbest way to ever try to convey a point. Dissing a genre or what is going on a musically in a country of millions is the quickest way to ever lose an arguement.

example of a good current day Brit artist.

probably more a reflection of the person who says such a thing rather than the British. Most 90-95 Seattle type music is unlistenable. Grant Hart looks like a grandmother new to Lesbianism. Yet he still outclasses Bob Mould by a factor of ten in all respects. Most of the participants in this forum will never get rap music. If they admit this, they should just really stop trying, but more importantly stop talking about it. The Greatful Dead did more for concert acoustics than they ever did for actual music.

He was so impressive in concert. Think I will become a big fan. Yup, that's what I'll do.

Summer mix 84 or 85 (I don't Remember) Cramps - Surfin Dead Gun Club - Jack on Fire Cult - She Sells Sanctuary REM - Life and How to Live it David Byrne - Big Blue Plymouth Kate Bush - Running up the hill Cure - Love Cats Toots and the Maytals - Pomp and Pride Tones on Tail - Go! Shriekback - My Spin is The Base line Magazine - Permafrost AUASA - Sun City This Mortal Coil - Drugs OMD - 88 seconds in Greensboro Side B 13 Engines - Come Back to Me Lover Mats - Waitress in the Sky Husker Du - Songs about UFOs Bob Dylan - Rainy Day Woman #12 and #35 Fairport Convention - Si Tu Dois Parti

'There's a fire in the Western World' Oh man, did they ever 'Bring the Rock' last night. My ears hurt.

oh man, this will be a definite buy. Streamed here: http://www.imeem.com/theblackangels/

Nick Jaina - Wool. really like this, he's from Portland OR or something.. Matt - I don't remember.

sigh.

Just remembering that they did 'I will not sing a hateful song' and 'Do what you do' in concert last fall. They were absolutely amazing and I totally blanked that I'd heard those songs before. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is: THOSE SONGS ROCKED IN CONCERT. PEOPLE WERE STAGE DIVING. BAND MEMBERS WERE JUMPING OFF KEYBOARDS, LIGHTS AND EACH OTHER. so have a great time!

sooo nice to watch the Blue Jays these days. Just hope they can keep things and I keep watching past the end of May. BJ Ryan is back too

so pumped to see them! and thanks Jimmy. I also totally agree on the new constantines. It might just be better than Shine A Light.