i just discovered greta van fleet this week. really great stuff…picks right up where white stripes left off.

agreed…they will almost definitely be adding more NA dates. they have typically toured for almost 2 years in support of each of their last 4 albums.

so true about them being 'sneaky great live'. my wife pretty much refuses to listen to all but a few songs at home or in the car…however, she's enthusiastic about seeing them live — which we've done about a half-dozen times.

i agree to an extent…but 'guest room' has been a real grower on me over the years which gives boxer 9 (of 12) legitimately awesome tracks. it's on par with 'high violet' in my book. 'trouble will find me' has improved over time as well, but i don't think there's more than 5 tracks that i truly love.

well, obviously your budget s going to dictate / limit your choices, but here's a list to start: stoneleigh, roland park, homeland, homewood, guilford, evergreen, hamilton, ten hills, summit park, mount vernon, hampden, woodberry, federal hill, belair, canton…

saw him once at sabatino's but didnt want to interrupt his dinner. he was on the other side of the room and i actually didnt see anyone bothering his party.

there are plenty of safe neighborhoods in b-more….just make sure she has a good real estate agent. city property taxes are a bitch, though.

"mashup of Pretty Woman,The Grifters and Dexter" is a really great description.

yep…agree…this whole dynamic is explored in much more depth in the book. the time investment is an initial factor, i.e. jake continues to age even though the time gets reset. but later in the book he learns more about the ripple effect of multiple trips (not good), and is thus convinced that he really on has one…

the show seems to be playing up the conspriacy theory much more than the book, so it make sense that jake needs to determine who / if anyone else is involved.

i agree completely. i was soooo looking forward to this scene as i thought it was one of the best that king has written in many years. it was solid on the screen, but didnt meek my expectations. also for being TV-MA i though there was more they could have done to ramp up the physical horror/gore factor.