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Thursday, October 31, 2002 |
...When Homer rips off Elvis Costello's glasses, the rocker gasps: "My image!!!"
9:25:43 PM 
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Click HERE for some fun.
9:20:16 PM
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Almost You: The Songs Of Elvis Costello - various artists; Glurp Records are doing a record release show in Austin, at Waterloo Records (www.waterloorecords.com), where a very limited number of CDs will be available.
Tracks: Green Shirt - Matt Pond PA (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes - Hem Busy Bodies - Fastball No Action - Grand Champeen Still Too Soon To Know - The Damnations Alison - Vic Chesnutt, Jack Logan and Mr and Mrs. Keneipp Blue Chair - Li'l Cap'n Travis Watch Your Step - Brenda Kahn Men Called Uncle - The Deathray Davies Indoor Fireworks - Kev Russell's Junker Just A Memory - Tywanna Jo Baskette Riot Act - Okkervil River Sleep Of The Just - The Mendoza Line Beyond Belief - Jon Auer (of the Posies and Big Star) Secret track: Sleep Of The Just - Kev Russell's Junker However, if you miss this, the album will not be widely available until 2003-01-21. More info Click Here
Glurp Records is offering Elvis Costello fans an opportunity to buy the record early at a discounted price. Contact Eric Zappa[eric@glurp.com], and mention that John Everingham sent you. (Submitted by John Everingham)
9:11:23 PM
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1) I Hope You're Happy Now
2) Tear Off Your Own Head (Doll Revolution)
3) Party Girl
4) Chelsea
5) 45
6) Brilliant Mistake
7) Good Year for the Roses
8) I Wanna Be Loved
9) Spooky Girlfriend
10) I Can't Stand Up...
11) Man Out of Time
12) Indoor Fireworks
13) Still Too Soon to Know (completely unplugged!)
14) Stranger in the House
15) Girls Talk
16) Wondering
17) Sweet Dreams
18) Tonight THe Bottle Let Me Down
19) Deep Dark Truthful Mirror/You Really Got a Hold On Me/ --
Encore 1--
20) Uncomplicated
21) The Judgement
22) My Mood Swings
23) Leave My Kitten Alone
24) Alison/He'll Have To Go/Suspicious Minds --
Encore 2--
25) Peace Love & Understanding
26) Radio Radio
27) Pump It Up
28) I Want You
29) Almost Blue
9:11:22 PM
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Preview article for upcoming concert.
1:26:37 PM
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Early Elvis Costello was, for a lot of people now in their 30s, the very fountainhead of alternative rock — the X on the map where hard, cathartic music met sharp, sardonic insight. Two decades later, remarkably, he's one of the high priests of pop music, embracing the braided traditions of country, rock and soul, along with Tin Pan Alley classicism, as completely as anyone
(From The Tennessean.com)
1:25:07 PM
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"I was a pop singer, I just never was that popular," Nick Lowe said in a recent telephone conversation....
(Article in Daily Yomiuri Online)
1:22:16 PM
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small article about show which featured EC. Also see Photo of Elvis HERE.
1:18:12 PM
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The text below as apparently run Oct 30,2002 in a NYTimes advert, paid for by Rolling Stone Magazine:
A BIG FAT THANKS TO RECORD EXECS
Thank you for fighting the good fight against Internet MP3 file-swapping. Because of you, millions of kids will stop wasting time listening to new music and seeking out new bands. No more spreading the word to complete strangers about your artists. No more harmful exposure to thousands of bands via Internet radio, either. With any luck, they wont talk about music at all. You probably knew you'd make millions embracing the technology. After all, the kids swapping were like ten times more likely to buy CD's, making your cause all the more admirable. It must have cost a bundle in future revenue, but don't worry - computers are just a fad anyway, and the Internet is just plain stupid.
Rolling Stone
1:12:41 PM
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From Mike Bodayle:
Show ran 2 hours 15 minutes. He was in a great mood having a blast! Again I thought Laura was great although some of my Nashville buddies didn't care for her. We got some country treats - Good Year for the Roses (dedicated to Jerry Chestnut - its writer who sat in the front row under a giant white cowboy hat). Stranger in the House and then later a trio of Wondering, Sweet Dreams and Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down.We also got I Wanna Be Loved ("for those who came here from Memphis"). Beautiful as was the unamplified Still Too Soon to Know. Two Dylan references - Tangled Up In Blue at the end of Brilliant Mistake and Senor again in I Want You. In the crowd: E-Streeter Gary W. Tallent, John Prine, Bill Lloyd, Trisha Yearwood, Kim Richey, Chuck Prophet, Paul Burch. There may have been more as EC twice referred to friends in the audience.
12:49:28 PM
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© Copyright 2003 Craig Danuloff.
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