How to annoy a co-worker that you share an office with:

(post inspired by a recent gift of Journey music)

There are several proven methods on how to do this, but here are today’s potential entries:

Two hours-plus of Yes, recorded live at Montreux in 2003.

Add two hours worth of Sarah McLachlan, recorded live in Denver in 1995, on the tail end of the Fumbling Towards Ecstasy tour. Now THAT’S what they shoulda included with the new Legacy Edition of Fumbling….

The Fumbling Towards Ecstasy tour really was one of the better shows/tours that I’ve ever seen from an artist. I saw it twice – at the Cleveland Agora the first time around, and then I saw it again the following summer (1995) at Cain Park.

Cain Park is one of the most beautiful venues in Cleveland, and I’ve only been there once for that show, although there have been quite a few great shows there that I’ve missed over the years….most recently, Over The Rhine were there playing the Cain Park $2 Concert Series….what a steal to see OTR at that price!

A steal, so of course I forgot about going to the show completely…too many concerts!

On the Fumbling tour, Sarah closed with the title track at the Agora show, and then opened with it when I saw her at Cain Park. Mesmerizing both times, and one of my favorite McLachlan tracks.

Sarah Mclachlan – Fumbling Towards Ecstasy (live)

Speaking of Sarah, she’s got a greatest hits CD coming out on October 7th with a couple of new songs. Manager Terry McBride says good things about ’em here.

Tonight, heading out to the House of Blues to catch Govt. Mule!