Musician & badass Steve Earle's new AirAm Radio show premieres at 10pm!

[Lex]

Tonight at 10pm hear seriously smart and totally badass Steve Earle's new show on AirAmerica radio.

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

1. Man, he don't look near the same...

As he did when he was opening for Seger back in '86. Jesus, some hard miles on that frame.

[Fenris]

2. Heroin and prison, IIRC

They actually improved his music, believe it or not. His early stuff is shit compared to his post-incarceration music.

[Lex]

4. His new CD comes out this Tuesday and it very anti-Smirk

with a seriously f'ed up (but funny) song about Condi Rice.

New CD is called "The Revolution Starts Now"

[Lex]

3. "What has the world come to-they're giving Commie Hillbillies radio shows!

That is the quote Steve opened his new show with. He's coolest.

[Lex]

5. You can stream it from AARadio's site. His guest are

"The Revolution Starts Now
With host Steve Earle
The show premiers tonight with director John Sayles and Bobby Muller, President of Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation."

www.airamericaradio.com

[riverwalker]

6. re: Bobby Muller

I read today that he is forming a coalition of Veterans and Jesse Ventura is joining them. http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/Iraq/2004/08/21/595986-ap.html

<snip> ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Former Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura will participate in a conference call next week to help launch a new group called Operation Truth, an organization being created "to give voice to troops who served in Iraq."
The New York-based group is holding its official launch party and fundraiser Wednesday, according to its website, paulrieckhoff.com.
According to the website: "Operation Truth will educate the American public about the truth of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan from the perspective of the soldiers who have experienced them firsthand. We will provide returning veterans with national, regional and local podiums from which they will expose the preventable hardships that they endured as a result of failures at the top levels of leadership."
It also says the group plans to publicize how "poorly planned policies and approaches have manifested themselves as problems on the front lines and back at home."
Joining Ventura on Tuesday's conference call will be Paul Rieckhoff, an infantry platoon leader in Iraq and the founder of the organization, and Bobby Muller of the Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation. Ventura is a naval veteran. <snip>

Wasn't Bobby Muller the basis of the Tom Cruise movie "Born on The Fourth of July"?

[hlthe2b]

7. Ron Kovic, I think....