Chad Marshall is head and shoulders above Tim Ream... I have no idea why he is not seeing time, judging him on the 2009 GC appearance is deceiving because it was mostly a B- team, and I would love to see Chad rocking a CB position on the A team... Gaven is an option, but he turned down GC duty due to his new baby, I don't see that changing by September... (Obviously I'm a Crew fan so treat my opinion accordingly lol)

Agreed, should have read all of the comments before making my own... my vaca to Portland in 2007 sealed the deal I think, I would love to live in that fair city... fond memories of Ground Kontrol, Powell's, record shopping, and good eats!

Ahh the memories... but by cutting it off at 1987, you are gonna exclude Disintegration, Violator, and Technique, not to mention the entirety of shoegazer goodness! How amazing would it be to play some nice old video games while cranking Loveless, or Gala! :) This is one of the reasons I wish I lived in Portland, with that excellent arcade, Ground Kontrol, there... and VOODOO! ;)

watch it be Schelotto in a big snub to C-bus haha! (note I am a Crew fan)

You could always get a couple of your old pals together and do a weekly podcast... sure, you have done "radio free burrito" for what, 5-6 years on and off at this point, but a noe hour a week podcast from you and your pals, using cool people you know as guests, would pretty much rock. Sure, Hardwick does Nerdist but there is plenty of time in most of our schedules for MULTIPLE awesome podcasts... and all you really have to do is roll up for a weekly and just go on the mic, you don't have to overprepare or anything, just have some fun sound samples ready to drop in at the drop of a hat and you are good to go. Just a suggestion from one of your newer fans... who really enjoys rfb AND your writing ;)

Spacey Smurf says "I feel strange, but also good!"

It's damn good to know that I'm not the only music geek who thought of how cool of a band name that would be... Your lesson here is a good one Wil, as my life changes drastically in weird ways and I struggle to learn lessons I should have learned long ago, reading your blog and listening to your podcasts are helping me realize some things I should have figured out ages ago... so for that I thank you.

Oh hell yes. I am a n00b to WWdN:IX but I am working my way through old posts and I downloaded the first 29 burritos, and am super duper happy to have found your world, and even happier to have another burrito. I find I like it quite a bit when you "ramble" because sometimes rambling can be the genesis of some of our best ideas... I find that jamming or messing with different riffs makes it more likely for me to write a new song, and it's similar when you just start riffing. It's what makes your storytelling style so endearing. So keep on riffing!