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yayyyyyyyy Dog:

This show sounded great!! Made this morning go by much better than without it Wilco Hammersmith Apollo London, England March 14, 2005 FIXED VERSION Taper: mrk (mklists@yahoo.com) Source: SBD > Sony TCD-D8 @ 44.1kHz Transfer: DATM > D8 > coaxial > Hoontech Digital XG > Cool Edit > CD-WAV > FLAC frontend Fixed: Phase of the left channel is inverted in Cool Edit Pro -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *** DO NOT SELL ANY COPIES OF THIS RECORDING OR DISTRIBUTE IN MP3 FORMAT *** -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISC ONE 01. Poor Places 02. Less Than You Think 03. Hell Is Chrome 04. Handshake Drugs 05. Muzzle Of Bees 06. At Least That's What You Said 07. Jesus, Etc. 08. Hummingbird 09. She's A Jar 10. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 11. I'm The Man Who Loves You 12. A Shot In The Arm 13. Ashes Of American Flags 14. War On War DISC TWO 01. Reservations 02. Spiders ------ 03. Political Science 04. Heavy Metal Drummer 05. Theologians 06. I'm A Wheel 07. Kingpin ------ 08. Misunderstood 09. The Late Greats 10. Be Not So Fearful

Welcome to the world EDEN! Congrats to her two makers Good job. It's a whole new take on participACTION.

LOL ... it all depends on wether your talking about physical age or mental age I don't think i'll ever "grow up."

I think it's great. There's wayyy too much focus on age when it comes to Rock and Roll.

almost has as much awesomeness as this one:

http://www.tampabay.com/features/humaninterest/at-85-a-largo-woman-still-rocks-mdash-to-metallica/1040543 Margaret Priebe is 85 years old...and a huge Metallica fan!!! She's going to the show on Oct. 3 with her son, Jim Priebe. While Margaret was fighting cancer - and getting chemo - she'd stay up late and listen to Metallica on her MP3 player, especially the band's live recording with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. She says the heavy metal band got her through the tough times. "I always liked rock music," Priebe said. "I love drums, and I like the way they play."

i'm pulling the '05 Hammersmith SBD right now 2 weeks 'til Wilco @ MAssey :)

Want some live Wilco (Jeff Tweedy, etc.)? Lots to be had here: http://www.owlandbear.com/wilco-archive/

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/arts/three-brilliant-musicians-one-stunning-concert/article1307618/

Corker = Douchebag of the Day

Happy BDay BoB!!! Look forward to seeing ya when you're back in town again for your next show. Cheers

http://tr.im/AgL4 Ravi, Baaba, Keb, etc.

Well put nibbler, After seeing three masters on Saturday (Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Lenny White) it was equally impressive seeing these three masters last night. Bela is always a joy to see. His virtuosity has never shone through as much at a live performance I have been at as with this one. The man is amazing. To think that the banjo was relegated to such a small group of musical styles before he blew the doors wide open. I also like the fact that he was using the same banjo all night (and not using any "modern" funkified/electrified banjos) Zakir Hussain was shrouded with good vibes. The ever present smiley-grin while he brought the tabla to life. Seriously, in one of his extended solos he made those little drums talk, sing, and emulate so many different sounds. Never heard anything like it. I can't wait to see him perform again sometime. Edgar Meyer. WOW! After being blown away by Stanley Clarke, I get floored by Edgar Meyer. Holy shit this man is talented. Such a mellow and reserved presence on stage with some wonderful deadpan humour exchanged with Bela and Zakir. He plays not only with technical prowess but with unbelievable emotion. Just like Zakir, he was able to make his bass do just about everything. His solo in the second half had my jaw on the floor. What an absolute treat. So I went from the second last row at the top one night, down to the fourth row last night. The sound was EQUAL IN BOTH SPOTS. This hall is absolutely marvellous. Just a couple of more weeks until Ravi SHankar

Canuck's thred please .... kidding. Good luck Mats and enjoy your post-hockey life. Hey, before you know it Alfie will be home in Sweden with you. You can get together for a sauna and remember the NHL days. Neither of ya will be wearing a Cup ring though See ya #13 ... your Momma's calling.

IN out

Cool time-lapse of a 3-day festival on the same site as Festival 8: http://www.boingboing.net/2009/09/30/bb-video-coachella-t.html Ever wondered what a giant, sprawling, three-day music festival in the desert would look like if it were nano-crammed into just a few minutes? Here you go. Boing Boing Video presents this ambitious timelapse video of the 2009 Coachella Music and Arts Festival directed by filmmaker Ray Klein

Ice Girls ... they work for the Dallas Stars:

[color:purple] nice ... classy

Newspapers really are stoopid sometimes:

Welcome to your Dirty Thirties Live it. Love it. Party like it's 1999 Happybirthday

Damn, i should go take a walk and see if I could "bump" into him in the hallway here Thanks for the heads up. Listening now http://www.cbc.ca/listen/streams/r1_toronto_32.html

Hey Ollie, we can only imagine, eh? Fuck that would be sweet ... but I think it would fare better in a smaller venue