John Wolf

Every spot in 1st Ave is 1000 feet closer than a $61 ticket at Target Field.

Ok, changing the name of my new band to ‘Bad Words’.

Chasing Heather Crazy is a banger.

I remember Target Center having PA problems during Sonic Youth and Social D. Also, being the age pre big screens, Sonic Youth was nearly invisible on stage from my nosebleeds. Not exactly their kind of venue.

1991 Target Center. Also including Social Distortion. It was loud.

im planning on bringing Werwolf to SD.

Just the Minneapolis side?

I know people that talk about this at a Halloween Blizzard 1991 level.

You know who didn't have a siren? Siren, Wisconsin in 2001.

They don't. That's Lauderdale and Minneapolis, splitting at 33rd.

Sometimes I remember to get new releases.

It's more economical if you wait for the chickenman to be home first.

I have a few bougie tastes.

Honestly, it's a good move for Rocco. He's likely to find a job at a better club. The Twins aren't being steered towards winning any time soon.

Skyscrapers of Baldwin.

It was Universal wanting them to use something from their catalog. I went to the live show in 1994 which was basically a rehearsal for it.

This Island Earth is a highlight.

I don’t know what college kids are up to now.

Workday has rebranded Paid Time Off as 'Absence' and it feel judgy.

Decemberists - The King Is Dead. I felt like this was an off-ramp for some of their fans, but it hit my sweet spot. Same for Death Cab's Narrow Stairs.

I guess people are worried about the rapture? C'mon, it's the Morrissey of biblical events.

In the past 5 years, the wife and I thought we aged out of the 'all day festival' scene. But this felt like it needed to be an exception. I'm glad we did, but my joints are still barking at me.

My work team has a private group chat in Teams for blowing off steam. I am quite proud of it's name.

Hey! I'm down there. Somewhere.

Anyways, here’s Willie.

I was about to complain about staying up so late to hear someone 92 sing…. I guess I can deal with it.

I think gold was the only option at the start of the Les Paul.

Neil still rocking the black Gibson.

Dylan’s cover of ‘I Can Tell’ in reference to the Hoopsnakes, who would play that song at the 5 Corners Saloon on Wednesday nights in the 80’s.

Dylan playin’ the hits.