Monday
Evanescence - Conan
Panic! At The Disco - Carson Daly

Tuesday
Jet - Leno
Decemberists - Conan
Killers - Kimmel

Wednesday
Neil Young - Letterman
Billy Bragg - Ferguson
Killers - Kimmel

Thursday
Camp Freddy - Leno
Jerry Lee Lewis - Conan
Killers - Kimmel

Friday
Rodrigo y Gabriela - Ferguson
Flyleaf - Carson Daly
Jet - Kimmel

The season premiere of Austin City Limits feeds this Saturday at 7 pm, featuring Ray Davies. Check with your local PBS station to see when it plays in your area.

Remind me not to watch Kimmel this week. Ugh.

Jerry Lee Lewis on Conan should be good. What I've heard of his new disc kicks ass.

Monday 9th
Killers - Kimmel
Kill Hannah - Carson Daly
Gomez - Conan

Tuesday
Say Anything - Ferguson

Thursday 12th
Duke Spirit - Carson Daly
Basement Jaxx - Conan

Friday
Edie Brickell - Leno

There's a pretty nice vintage BBC concert of the Faces turning up sporadically on VH1 Classic this month.

Ian McLagan has shown this a few times here in Austin at a local theater chain, whenever he does his Small Faces/Faces retrospective. It's definitely worth watching, especially the Ronnie Lane/Rod Stewart duet on McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed."

Rod's fashion sense leaves something to be desired, though. Ah, the 70s...

Monday
Beck - Letterman
Cat Power - Conan
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Kimmel
Tuesday - 31st
Morningwood - Letterman
Alice Cooper - Ferguson
Marilyn Manson - Leno
Alien Ant Farm - Carson Daly
Wednesday - 1st
Regina Spektor - Leno
Thursday
Jewel - Carson Daly
Weird Al Yankovic - Leno
Friday
Gomez - Carson Daly
Bowling for Soup- Kimmel

It was interesting to watch Marilyn Manson and then flip the channel to Alice Cooper to watch the master source school the child. Though once again Morningwood kept rock alive.

I always thought wierd Al should cover Pearl Jams 'cant find a better man' by frantically rummaging through supermarkets at thanksgiving time, singing 'cant find a butterball'



Post Edited (11-01-06 18:05)

Ha! I always thought it was an Easter song cuz poor Eddie couldn't find a better ham!

he wants to have pancakes, but can't find the butter, man.

15Nov

Plus 44 on Letterman.
Fresh signage.

Like it or not, the twenty-somethings in America dictate our pop culture. The period we just experienced where suburban white kids thought they were OG was a low-point with a lot of negative connotations both artistically and otherwise. Few 15-early 20s care about what happened in the 90s; it's a now culture. Therefore, moving forward, do bands like Plus 44 indicate a light at the end of the tunnel? Anomaly or trend?