tapmyglass

Isis

that setlist looks great. I'm getting excited for seeing them next week in milwaukee.

that sounds amazing, Ryan Adams doing isis seems weird yet interesting and the roots sound like they knocked it out of the park with masters of war.

right before it says the illiterate light is with us every night, I've always asumed that it meant something close to that

at first I didn't like it all that much, but after repeated listenings I have found a lot to love in this album, favorites include Sea legs, Phantom Limb and australia

TV on the Radio- The Young Liars EP

Wilco has been a part of mylife as long as I can remember, myparents loved them and would play them on car trips, my early memories involve remembering them only as the band who played the same song twice on one album (outtasite outtamind) then when YHF came out, I was at the right age to actually apreciate music on my own and it blew me away. The first time I saw them was in 04 right after they added Nels, Mike and pat. I've seen wilco three times and tweedy twice, but that first show was my favorite Wilco 2004-10-26 The Orpheum Theatre Minneapolis, MN 1. Poor Places 2. At Least That's Wh

not on any of the officially listed songs, but on family gardener, radio king etc, the in between songs there sometimes is

besides the classic's already listed, I really love David Byrne on guitar, early Talking heads videos show him just ripping up songs with feedback and great solos

I just snatched this and am really loving it, has anyone else had a chance to listen to it? I'm on my first go through so no favorites yet but everything is sounding great. any other opnions?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=sdXHyBCFn-k =sdXHyBCFn-k Party Over Here

I'm with you, to me this sounds like the violent femmes song with Cee-Lo singing, I wish they had done more to make it their own, I know these are two very creative muscians and this song is good, it's just to much like the original.

Jesus etc, would be the wilco song I would play, but I think Fatal Wound is the best tweedy song. when he says "you wait around till you recieve that fatal wound" I get shivers everytime

Best First Post Ever

beltman, I too got put near the back in row p. but if I remember the pabst right, those seats are actually pretty good.

The Velvet Underground White Light/White Heat The Velvet Underground and Nico Loaded only the first one is set in stone, the rest depend on what i'm listening to at the time, right now sister ray is all over my speakers so I am loving WL/WH

Fatal Wound Gun Wait Up If That's Alright Acuff Rose Screen Door

the bloody guitar and keyboard we're pretty badass.

Wilco-YHF Bob-Blonde on Blonde Beatles-Revolver Elvis Costello-This Years model outkast-atliens The Velvet Underground-s/t Bob-Love and Theft whiskeytown-strangers almanac spoon-a series of sneaks talking heads-speaking in toungues

I'm with you, halloween with tweedy would be great

panthers is one of myfavorite wilco songs. I really love the lyrics and the murky piano sound

She says, "You can't repeat the past." I say, "You can't? What do you mean, you can't? Of course you can."

Walken in my favorite. I love the guitar in the song

children cry for mother, I tell them mother took a trip children cry for mother, I tell them mother took a trip I walk on pins and needles, hope my toungue don't slip

I love this one, but on the early versions of the song he sings "if you're making love to her, kiss her for the kid I've always respected her for doing what she did" that line breaks my heart other favorites include: "give me a flute and a gun that shoots tailgates and substitues strap yourself to the tree with roots you ain't going nowhere" "yonder stands your orphan with his gun crying like a fire in the sun" "my girl's got a face like a teddy bear" "then again their's only one I met and he just smoked my eyelids and punched my cigarette"