www.rideside.net

Time for a new one of these threads.

Anyway:

Light in August , William Faulkner. Grad school, if nothing else, helped me widen my palette. This is the third book of his I've read -- along with 'As I Lay Dying,' which was a big influence on my thesis/novel, and 'Sound And The Fury,' which I need to read again to fully understand (but was great regardless).

On getting into the Hall of Fame! What a great player, glad to see this happen!

Record is here.

Released Jan. 23, 1995, by Touch and Go Records (TG136). Recorded in Memphis.

Great quote from Allmusic, via Wikipedia:
"starting at the dark, scary heart of Exile on Main Street and moving on into places where few bands would dare to go."

There are no ugly wins.
Love the non-shut-out no hit bid by Lackey
Bard was solid
Awesome 12th inning
13 inning away win

Tune in and enjoy the stream!:
http://wmua.org/audio/wmua.m3u

requests @ 413-545-FM91
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Record is here.

Released Oct. 15, 1992, by Touch and Go Records (TG102). New rhythm section.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=128490848

HT: http://www.boingboing.net/2010/07/16/voice-actor-billy-we.html

Can you hear me sobbing all the way from Monson?

I saw also a 'for lease' sign on the Newbury Comics retail space in Amherst, MA, although no formal closing message. I am praying they are just moving or something.

Anyone w/ easy Cambridge access really needs to go again before Twisted Village is no more.

(Sparse) info here.

Tuesday September 7th is my last personal day at work for 2010...