SarahC

sorry, i spelled that wrong...

do you guys know if they charge your card when you place your order? if they wait and change when it ships i am totally gonna jump on the pre-order.

yeah, they had him sign this paper stuff, then they probably transfered the paper stuff on to the gutar which is what they are trying to sell on ebay.

well, i have this one framed, and jeff doesn't look so pissed in it... http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=3857...mp;id=500249120

lol. i emailed them and said "obviously, you don't need my permission to have my torso in the shot...could i have a copy where you don't have my face eraced??" they said nothing.

nifty

the autograph pirates took jeff's pic while he was signing their junk, and i'm standing next to him... weird....

the next payday i am totally pre-ordering

it's all in the fuzz pedal! Army is awesome. I love the horn section/audience participation! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9Wldzhdu_o

ben folds- way to normal puccinni- turandot (over and over and over in the car)

i dig silverman, it's just a different type of record for him... seeing him live back in march was amazing. i wasn't expecting such a good show. did he do "narcolepsy"? that song is awesome!

i think it's a very solid record.

danny deborja is the keyboardist name. he's odd

i love this record. just got it the other day.

i am a HUGE neil fan, but i don't have his entire catalouge... however much i can appreciate his really weird stuff, i don't think i will ever be able to listen to it all the way through, same with the overtly crude frank zappa stuff.

i'm just lucky...

man i really want to see him play... i wish i coulda got a ticket for ATL.

Yeah, it was kinda a last minute thing, put on by these random people in a book store. There were probably only 5-6 people (out of the maybe 50-70 in attendance) who knew who the band was. It was really bizarre, but very cool. No shows right now, however, after the gig I was talking to Laurie and she said they usually use local bands to open their shows, and the next time they're in town she asked if i would be interested! I am trying to get a gig at a place on the North Shore called the River House in a few weeks, I'll let you know if it pans out. I lost my capo when I played in Athens,

skinny dipping is my new anthem. even though i have never done it

it's a neat function, but i don't have a huge library so it gets repetitive. i am confused by party shuffle and have never really used it. is it just a random selection of songs ?

the living room show last night was amazing. i put a review in after the show.

I caught Blue Mountain last night at Rock Point Books (yes, a book store) downtown. It was an interesting setting for some very awesome music. Blue Mountain played a few weeks ago at the live outdoor series we have, and it was just as good as last night's performance. They played two 45 minute sets, though I think the last one went a tad bit longer because they did a few more songs. I was very impressed, and Cary Hudson is pretty much my hero. That guy can play some awesome guitar!! Here are the songs I can remember them playing: Wink Jimmy Carter Blue Canoe Bloody 98 Myrna Lee Soul

i dig the new record a lot. had to listen to it a few times for it to really sink in. i was underwhelmed at first, but now i love it.

I was 13, and my history teacher had some Wilco CD's that he would play us in class. I liked the record cover of AM so he let me borrow that, Being There, Uncle Tupelo's Anodyne and Son Volt's Straight Ways. I spent that weekend (it was a Friday in March), making tapes of the CD's and then for my 14th birthday my mom bought me all those CDs plus Summerteeth. I heard YHF for the first time in the winter of 02 via a nice person on the postcard list, and i remember loving Jesus Etc at first because the "fiddle" sound was so different. This was before my major calssical training. Bought the

sweet.