*still haveGorilla TC-35Red Knob Princeton ChorusJC-120 #1JC-120 #2some little bass amp covered in fuzz*one of those tiny MarshallsSome Crate or otherLaney Protube 30W Combo*Barcus Berry SXL-15*

I'm sure you've all seen these advertised on Facebook, but I'd be interested to hear if anyone has any direct experience with them.http://www.tonewoodamp.com

(Reposting this from the General forum)1. I'm thinking about picking up a '77 Vega V445 acoustic with a pickup installed from a local shop. It plays well and sounds good plugged and unplugged, and was the main guitar of the shop's luthier for years, so I feel pretty comfortable with its history. How...

"The beginning of the end, though, was the introduction of stereo… Stereo separation, best appreciated in solitude on headphones, was symbolic of The Man’s efforts to disperse the 'hippie' movement and helped usher in the Me Decade."

—Alan Licht, An Emotional Memoir of Martha Quinn.

Me reading poetry at a garden center in Austin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFmr31ApXeg The dude who filmed this cut off my introduction, which quoted "Death or Glory": "I believe in this & it's been tested by research/that he who fucks nuns will later join the church."

This is my old (2001) band:

http://carvepoems.org/jacketweather/

In addition to the text on the page, I'll point out that I had never heard Low when we made these songs.

(Also, that even though the last track is the one explicitly labelled "demo," that's what the others essentially are too).

Stan Rogers, "Northwest Passage"... in my head. Over and over.

Zappa's "Stairway to Heaven" Robyn Hitchcock's "Ghost in You" John Cale's "Heartbreak Hotel" (the live version) John Cale's "Hallelujah" Replacements' "Another Girl, Another Planet" ... how could I forget Minutemen's "Dr. Wu" and Mike Watt'...

Thanks, everybody.

Cordelia's Dad, from Western MA. Trad mixed with postpunk, with a little throat-singing thrown in. Awesome harmonies, very nice people. (Albini did an album and a half of theirs).

www.myspace.com/cordeliasdad

Spraydog, from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Drony, poppy, kind of like MBV only more rock.