The Westies are playing in Duluth on June 30th, too, with Junkboat (Rich Mattson from the Glenrustles/Ol' Yeller, Al Pondscum from Otto's Chemical Lounge, and Germaine Gemberling from Smut/solo work) and The Black-Eyed Snakes (Al Sparhawk from Low's version of the White Stripes - very good!) for $6 ...

City Pages interview with Run Westy Run on reunion shows

http://blogs.citypages.com/gimmenoise/2 ... erview.php

Thanks for all your efforts, Jim!

http://www.spin.com/articles/soul-asylu ... pintwitter

Thanks, Lucy!!!

Nice post, Lance. I liked the Murph reference

Why did you decide to continue w/SA as a band (or brand as Jon Bream called it http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/music/185174152.html) instead of yourself doing solo and SA-material, similar to what Bob Mould is doing these days? Plus, all of the above awesome ?'s from the other posters. Nice

http://www.spin.com/articles/the-replac ... sal-video/

Paul and Tommy (and others) rehearsing "Favorite Thing"

http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episodes/episode_395_-_tommy_stinson From the WTF website: "The Replacements were a seminal indie rock band of the ‘80s and bassist Tommy Stinson remembers what it was all like. Tommy tells Marc about firing his brother from the band they founded together, working with ...

Two things I'd like to thank you for, Dan: 1) Always talking to me, and I'm sure every other SA fan that has approached you, as a real person, and 2) for providing the other half of the Soul Asylum one-two punch as represented on Sometime To Return/Cartoon, which for me has always been the SA formul...

I didn't see any mention of this, but Tommy's latest record One Man Mutiny is awesome! It's Bash & Poppy and a little Perfect, plus Tommy gets his Sticky Fingers all over it (Wordplay!).

http://www.tommystinson.com