hooed all over her boos

That's why he won Wisconsin.

The song posted above has a early Queens of the Stone Age vibe. I post this every time they're mentioned, but I saw them open for a band once and not only were they way better than the headliner, their entire set was 25 minutes consisting of one song. I thought that was pretty cool (and I'm always impressed by bands…

I feel fortunate because music in general seems to be swinging back towards sounds I like, but I've given up on trying to stay up on everything. There's always just too much, not to mention all the stuff from the past that I'm still finding out about.

There was a Newswire about the Prince thing. A Ryan Adams/Old 97s/Jesca Hoop/Alison Krauss tour would be cool.

Song's pretty good though

Union too. I like the Blackwing Lager.

I love High Life, but it's definitely a warm-weather beer for me. Boh is what I order whenever I'm in a bar for the first time. If I don't want to stick around, I'm usually only out $5 with the tip.

It's owned by Pabst. If they're owned by AB, I don't know, but it wouldn't surprise me.

…Mind Control Guinness…

Guinness will now be brewed closer to Baltimore than National Bohemian, if that means anything to you.

Nitro beers is a fad that I hope lasts, kind of like the pork belly fad did.

Yeah, not getting as much Sylvan Esso as I expected, more of what Wye Oak did on their last album, if we're going to compare them to current male/female duos.

Maybe the male singers, but lady indie rockers didn't shy much from sex songs. Liz Phair alone wrote dirtier stuff than WASP or Poison or Crue.

I guess 'Me and Guiliani Down By the Schoolyard' isn't necessarily anti-war, but it leans that way:

What about Godzilla?

Paul Wall?

Yeah, i wish I had heard the music before I read the interview. I would like it more.

More guitar would be cool too.

When I used to work nights, I would set my stereo to wake me up, so most of the songs I would wake up to would be track 1s from whatever cd was in there. The best for waking up were: