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Fort Recovery would be a good start. And Re-do The Stacks is just lovely stuff. Run now!

It was released on CD this week.

A) The United Kingdom

I didn't purchase it in the hope that the official release will come with a bonus disc. I also realise that this comment isn't interesting in anyway.

I've never heard Grandaddy described as alt-country though. I know it is probably difficult to define what a genre actually is and what band would fit into it but... Grandaddy are just indie rock.

I tried to get off ebay once but it went well above my £20 limit. I have the Broken Down... and it is probably one of my favourite Grandaddy releases. I just think it would be nice to have every b-side as part of some lavish boxset.

Grandaddy and Earlimart did a split EP that has yet to be released I believe. I hope it does come out soon. Also a boxset of all the Grandaddy b-sides would be lovely.

She looks like she would have the capacity to annoy me.

Well, she hasn't even mentioned Lullabies For The Working Class... Why?

But then I didn't. They are available as slightly cheaper 2 CD sets without the DVD but still pretty expensive. EMI will eventually release a b-sides album, I'm sure of that.

I've been so excited about this Will Johnson / Jason Molina split ever since I saw it mentioned somewhere on these boards.
And that Sojourner boxset is pretty fantastic. I really like the Nashville Moon album. I really like it.

A Will Oldham piece would be great.

Can you hear an influence on Modest Mouse? Maybe I should check this band out. For some reason I always thought they were a band from the 60's.

I think 5 out of 10 was there overall mark.

Not anywhere near as being as good as Palo Santo.

I think I'm looking forward to this album but I really didn't like Face The Truth. He was so dull live also (if I did see him).
I find as the years go on, I listen to Pavement less and less. Though I still listen to bands that have been clearly influenced by Pavement.

He is probably just using the Pedro the Lion name to generate more interest.

Don't you know I live in London?

I'm liking the album quite a bit.

See. That was a useful and insightful comment.

I do like this album but I think it might be a bit long in places.
If you are just getting in to them I would recommend Keep It Like A Secret next and move on to everything else after - INCLUDING the Doug Martsch solo album and the Halo Benders stuff.

Probably won't tour England again for another 6 or 7 years...

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would have been more fun than watching Slint.

Oh yes.

We are all very disappointed about this conclusion, but make believe has no choice but to cancel our European tour. We have all been looking forward to it for months, but the financial agreement has changed dramatically in the last few days.
If the finances had originally been presented to us as they now are, we never would have agreed to do the tour. It would have been brought up, and we would have said 'no thank you' and never thought about it again. However, we have been told one agreement for months and have now at the last minute had the entire deal changed.
We've spent a few days trying to figure it out, but the present conditions are imposssible for us. We do not have our own money to spend as tourists visiting Europe - I can not get home on Christmas Eve and have to scramble to pay my January rent.
We apologize to all that have put time and effort into coordinating this, but feel we have no choice. The tour as it now is is not the tour we agreed to do. We hope everyone understands we are more disappointed than anyone else and we do hope to get to Europe soon.

own one of those albums and it isn't there best.