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Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Van Morrison Willie Nelson Massive Attack String Cheese Incident Ben Harper Flaming Lips John Mayer The Raconteurs Los Lonely Boys The Shins Ween

Brazilian Girls Gomez Stars Wolf Parade Sparklehorse Paolo Nutini Nada Surf Los Amigos Invisibles Feist Phoenix KT Tunstall Goldfrapp Donavon Frankenreiter Oliver Mtukudzi & Black Spirits Asleep at the Wheel Buckwheat Zydeco Husky Rescue Jimmie Dale Gilmore The Subdudes BoDeans The Greencards Guy Clark Kathleen Edwards The Long Winters The Stills Charlie Sexton Alexi Murdoch Pierre Guimard Matt Costa

Matt Nathanson Okkervil River Ted Leo/Pharmacists Benevento Russo Duo Randy Rogers Band Federico Aubele What Made Milwaukee Famous Jose Gonzalez Ian McLagan and The Bump Band New Monsoon Del Castillo Fields Lou Ann Barton Beto and the Fairlanes I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness. Centro-matic Marah Sam Roberts Rocky Votolato Murder by Death The Black Angels Anathallo The Rocket Summer Sara Hickman Sylvia St. James and The Gospel Stars Terri Hendrix Trish Murphy Patrice Pike

The Durdens The Jones Family Singers Sterling Lands and THE WARRIOR GOSPEL BAND Joe McDermott and the Smart Little Creatures The Biscuit Brothers Imagination Movers Elvis Perkins The New Soul Invaders South Austin Jug Band Greyhounds Star Kids Yoga Joy Davis Daniella Cotton Troy Campbell Band The Palm Elementary School Choir Asheba The White Ghost Shivers The Gospel Silvertones The Anointed Voicez Ghandaia Melissa Reaves Claire Small Eli Young Band Rodney Hayden Robyn Ludwick

all this and not much for me to be excited about

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I hear that Ted Leo and the Pharmacists are decent, but I haven't bothered to download anything of it yet for a listen. Think I've seen BoDeans and The Subdudes.. but I'll have to relook that up because the names alone only seem familiar. Massive Attack are fair live, or they used to be. It's been awhile for them, too.

ACL (the show) has many a night exposed me to new stuff that I fell in love with, so I figure even if there are x amount of off bands, there's that handful that don't suck that wind up being worth it.

But Goldfrapp, yeah. I've got to keep this on my calendar for that. We'll see what comes up.:thumb:

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Pat McCrotch wrote:

all this and not much for me to be excited about

I wouldn't be excited either... but Van Morrison might be okay.

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It's all not worth a dime.

Where's Ladytron? I'd practice my break dancing.

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It's the only decent music show on TV anymore, I always try and catch just to see who's on (was a bit dismayed to see the Killers on last week, but I'm sure there was some reasoning behind it). Any show that allows a band to go all out for thirty minutes or a full hour is alright by me, because that means they'll delve into the album material once the "hit single" has been duly trodden out for mass consumption :nod:

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Sparklehorse (!)

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