This late '80's Boston band opened for The Replacements Yo La Tengo. Never got much notice even on college radi0. One of my punkabilly favs.

All kindness to you Heidi and Jon. And thanks for tolerating us beer drinking smokers/bad houseguests back then.

Been accused of being a fag, a Christian. and a communist. 30 albums later can still sound like playing 2 guitars at the same time.

What a great guy, not just cause he was outdrinking Linda Rondstat and the Eagles. Wrote good songs for many others, 'fused to bow to labels, toured with REM(-Micheal). Always spoke his mind.

Gedge been doing this for 25+ yrs. Not responsible for influecings of any bad shoe-gazers from the Manch..

Sorry about the language, but his words..

Ok, so sound and video quality not great on this version. Katydids, Susie Hug, Adam Seymour (later with Pretenders), prod. by Nick Lowe made one of the best UK pop albums of the early '90s. Okay, right up there with that June Tabor/Oyster Band release. I think I'm one of the 1000 people in the states the bought either.

Never cared for the kids that worshipped the band "Pavement" back in the day. Malkmus, now a parent and sportsman, prolly not a bad guy.

I think I came across her when heard this song in first few minutes of the movie "Little Buddha." It is not in official credits or on soundtrack CD, but still in most versions of movie. Sad that I had to see a Keanu Reeves, Bridget Fonda flick just to find out about someone who lived 80 miles across cornfields away. Great movie anyway.

I think I might have been there. Used to run sound for a band that opened for them 6-8 times in Columbia and the StL. One of the last times at Mississippi Nights.

Hard to bleve that only 20 yrs. ago that Mike and Jay had to school Jeff (Wilco) about how not to take the first offer from the 15 girls that lined up after shows. They wanted more than one couch, a double wide driveway where they could turn the van around, close to a used tire shop and a breakfast joint.

Gotta love standup drummers. Were a 2-piece 'til they hired Paul Webber as harpist. Spossedly he lives in a trailer with his Moberly/Yale girlfriend at my friends' farm, just a few miles from Joe Dames' Dome where this was shot..

Didn't know that Nico and the Bangles had kids!?!