From: ddrewc@verizonSPAMBEGONE.net   
      
   On 2008-09-26 1:46 a.m., Joseph Nebus verbated:   
   > 	Triumph at David Blaine at 3 am.   
      
   Not the most memorable of Triumph's work, but not bad either. Triumph has   
   become a more frequent contributor to the show of late. Does Smigel have a   
   lot of free time nowadays? I wouldn't complain if Triumph returned to the   
   "Late Night" fold on a more regular basis.   
      
   > Jakob Dylan, Norah Jones:   
   > 	Seeing Things: Beats me.   
      
   "War Is Kind" was the title of this dark, meditative song by the   
   Wallflowers' front man. The title comes from the line "Mother, war is kind   
   / of like hell but I am fine." Other lines contain similarly sly commentary   
   on the effects of battle; taken as a whole, the song is one of the   
   mellowest, most oblique criticisms of war that I've heard, if indeed that's   
   what it is. The presence of Norah Jones was a nice surprise, even if all   
   she added was background vocals.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)