It's a pretty thin album in terms of songs, but her live shows around '95-'97 at the time included occasional Pavement, Devo, and PJ Harvey covers and generally improved on the weaker material.

God, I could never understand what the hell he was saying there. Oof!

There is a former entry in this column about the 2nd Counting Crows album that addresses this sort of thing. Worth looking up.

Agreed, Brad is probably a better player than Joe, and is responsible for Last Child, Nobody's Fault, and doom-as-fuck Round and Round.

Yes. Tokenism can get ridiculous quickly.

I just logged in to mention how much I liked his scenes in that doc. Seemed like such a kind Southern gentleman.

I came down here to write this, but you got it down.

Was that Paul Rodgers who played the lead?

Liked for mention of TISM.

No, I think you have the right approach to it, and it's the one I should take.

Agreed.

Because it'll be a reprise of this hillbilly bullshit:

I am going to hate my hometown's reaction to this movie (be it positive or negative) almost as much as I hated the bombing.

Relevant: "Really Dave Matthews" by Don Lennon.

"Dave's" not here, man.

Never saw OGP. Was your mom right?

I'm Shouting Bama-lama!

I don't know that one. Not worth looking it up?

Doogtooth is a must-watch.

And the book "Yes Is The Answer" is worth a look is you're interested in reading about prog rock in general. It's not an exhaustive history of the genre, or a play-by-play of various band's careers. It's a collection of recollections (sorry) on how various artists/albums/shows affected and influenced the listeners,…