Oracle

I never really got into Bowie until Phish did Ziggy Stardust as their musical costume on Halloween night 2016. Been hooked ever since.

I feel bad for all these teams. Not only are they out of a HC, they have to all choose from a pretty shitty class of coaches for replacement. That is assuming, of course, they don't hire inside their orgs.

Umphrey's McGee - January 18th-19th in Cincinnati Winter Werk Out Music Festival - February 1st-2nd in Columbus The Musical Box - March 14th in Cleveland Joe Russo's Almost Dead - March 16th in Cleveland Umphrey's McGee - March 23rd in Cleveland Elton John - October 25th in Indianapolis

Bengals fans: Lewis isn't our coach anymore. It's over. It's finally over. Marvin Lewis:

Perhaps my favorite of all Ohio brewed IPAs.

Tasty stuff, and very popular out here. Very much so. I drank three of those and cracked open a few Voodoo Ranger IPAs. Really fantastic stuff.

Tomatoes are great. Love them in salads, tacos, burgers, dip...really versatile as an ingredient. Never took a liking to tomato juice or stewed tomatoes though.

Got some Fat Tire amber ale from New Belgium for the night. Been meaning to try New Belgium brew for a while, impressed so far.

Yard sale baby! One dollar for the kimono and not a penny more!

Oh they're wonderful. I saw them in Cleveland back in March and they did a recreation of the Selling England By The Pound tour show.

It's a no from me, chief. Last year had some damn good releases (Fleet Foxes "Electric Lady Session" being my favorite) but this year...meh. Was kind of hoping for something different from the Grateful Dead camp other than that MONSTER Playing in the Band, but beggars can't be choosers.

Man, talk about hell in a hand basket. I'm a janitor and this makes me recoil in shock. Always remind yourself to keep the scene clean. There's no excuse for you to dump your trash wherever you want. Whether you're in a 75,000 seat stadium or out for a walk in the woods, don't f***ing litter. Then again, I'm coming from the prospective of some fan bases (Grateful Dead, Phish, etc.) that have a large part of the community take part in the clean up after concerts. I actually helped the Wharf Rats clean up after the Noblesville show after Shakedown Street had packed up. I even got to volunteer at the same place after Dave Matthews' shows back in July. Just remember, if people do this out in public without shame, they do it in private. Imagine what their homes look like if they can't even pick up a f***ing beer can out in public.

Now THOSE are some heady pants

Nice. I made it to Raleigh and both Lockn shows this year. Raleigh was good. Sat night Lockn just wasn't clicking. Sun night Lockn much better. After Noblesville, we were really considering getting in the car and going to Atlanta and Raleigh. Really wish we had done that, as I could have made the drive home on that Sunday (and been massively unproductive at work). Always follow the circus when it comes to town!

I've only just been hearing criticism about it in the last two years or so. The only song on SEBTP I can just NOT get into is Battle of Epping Forest. It just sounds off and really drags on. The placement of it is really bad too, being between More Fool Me and After The Ordeal. I think they could have left it off and it would be the best Peter Gabriel-era LPs.