Jay Farrar

Lamb Lies Down, one of the all time greats. King Crimson, absolutely, love ELP, but most of the time Yes just irritates the hell out of me. Not discounting the talent, just doesn't appeal to me.

I agree with the McNulty prediction, I was thinking that during this weeks episode.

That's the way I understood it, last episode ever.

Cannot believe there is only one more episode left.

What the hell am I supposed to do after that?

It's a fantastic album, and a great contrast to the Farrar/Spencer interpretations of the solo work on Live in Seattle.

The only complaint I have is some of Winkle's lead work which at times gets to be a little overdone.

OK, I think the band was wrong to cancel a show for SNL, but holy cow that a was a great version of Hate it Here. Not a big fan of Walken.

Man thanks so much for this show, great recording.

Saw that announced on SNL last night and was very surprised.

February 22, 2008, 11:00 AM ET Wes Orshoski, N.Y. While the Jayhawks may me be no more, the lauded Americana band's formerly estranged principals Gary Louris and Mark Olson have finished a new album together, their first since the 1995 Jayhawks classic "Tomorrow the Green Grass." Titled "Ready for t...

Great Salt Lake by Band of Horses

Uncle Tupelo Dead Flowers

Prince's version of Whole Lotta Love

I would say either Obama vs McCain or Clinton vs McCain is a step above the choices in the last two elections.

Bush Gore and Kerry? Come on.

Of course we can dream of real leaders running, but that isn't going to happen.

film and actor of the year for me.

Transformer, Lou Reed.