ps... I went to the local bar after finishing my route with the sole intention of pumping the juke box up w/ motorhead, ozzy & priest, but lo and behold, it was trivia nite w/ the host having full control of tunes.... So.....
 

 
 
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I didn't watch the whole thing but it's funny that Ozzy starts out terrible and then gets on it; he probably falls off at the end just like he does now...kinda why I still haven't seen them...Tony

Radiohead - The King of Limbs.
 
Awoke at 3:30 am - no reason other than I was just done sleeping . . .
 
This album holds a deep melancholy for me.
 
Not sure if it is the actual music that brings the heavy emotion or because we got it around the time our first dog was waning from bone cancer.

I've got a couple albums like that; were when my marriage was falling apart...Tony

 
The review of this album in Rolling Stone was spot on, glad I picked it up at the time (1990).... Definitely defined the era for me prior to the word grunge being kicked around so loosely....

I caught this line-up when they were supporting Uncle Tupelo. Awesome line-up. Tim from the Jayhawks on drums, Mike Russell on fiddle, and Eric Hayward on steel... Jim Bouquist hinted that him and his brother were getting ready for something awesome, and it happened to be Son Volt, after Uncle Tupelo disbanded....  
 

 
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Richard F'in Lloyd....
 

my apologies if i posted any of those clips previously.... in my inebriated hindsight, I'm almost certain that I did.... so.... to make up for it I leave you w/ this...
 

Blue.....
 

I was introduced to Son Volt during my time in Nashville... I thought they were doing the coolest music around at that time. Thanks for posting! (or re-posting)

Good stuff! I have loved Matthew Sweet for quite a while; I saw him at a club here in Vancouver a long time ago (perhaps about the time of In Reverse) and I remember as soon as the vocal harmonies of I've been waiting came in I was SO happy to be there; I loved that show...he's written so much good stuff, I just don't know how he's managed to disappear...he does cool pottery now though, and still doing music...probably because he's never been very photogenic, especially now...Tony

Norman Blake's new CD, Wood, Wire, & Words, first new material he's put out in 20 years.  
 
I have always loved Blake's guitar style, and we have similar tastes in vintage Martin guitars.

talking about the new album, and playing a bit.

This is fun.  Bob Weir and John Mayer; .