tongue-tied

...has some hardcore fans ..., along with AM, is played much less than any other Wilco album in my various music playing devices ...seems like the last album that saw Wilco putting up with bullshit from the label ('Can't Stand It', unnecessary bonus tracks with wrong song titles)

clap your hands say yeah the arcade fire :sprints away:

put Wilco to the top of my imaginary list of most interesting bands.

hopefully will put an end to "blank was the album that..." threads.

smart move.

i wish vinyl stuck around longer before finding its way to used bins and ebay. say if I wanted an LP from the Flaming Lips, my options are At War with the Mystics or anything before Transmissions. post-2006 or pre-1993. you'd think their best known albums would be the first to be reissued. the worst is finding what you like at a store and waiting too long to buy the damn thing. twice now i've waited too long to get two of my favorite albums. that might give more seasoned vinyl buyers a laugh, but there's much more heartbreak in vinyl than going to buy a CD.

I bought knowing nothing about it or Wilco, but because the cover looked cool.

best wilcodcast yet. though nels doesn't have the soothing radio voice john has.

dropped Wilco quite a few spots in my imaginary list of most interesting bands.

AHHHH!!!!

he didn't attack a parking valet, he extended his arm as if to say "hey, look how nifty this key is".

yeah, i love AGIFB.

so the people responsible for the VW ads are responsible for the war in Iraq? i'm well aware that psychology is a large factor in advertising, however i see advertisers as people with a job to do, not some fearsome army i have to engage in epic battle. i didn't say "the masses" are right, or even intelligent. i'm saying advertising doesn't brainwash people and it isn't going to bring about the apocalypse. it can be deceptive, all you have to think about is the tobacco industry to prove that point. but as (hopefully) intelligent people, we should work to avoid real societal harm (and unjust war

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOl1e5FRAUc

i think very few people here (if any) agree with your interpretation of the commercial. if they switched the man and the woman in the commercial, it wouldn't have made any difference. i don't think VW is preying on men's insecurities, they're using humor to show that people love their VWs. Neither your interpretation or mine makes me desire a VW. I don't think you're giving the masses enough credit. How about the million Axe ads that have the message "spray this on you and women will have sex with you". some people are probably dumb enough to believe it, some people just like the product, and

and then he pauses for moment and realizes that he entertains himself by reading a message board about his band, and more often than not, his life. then i imagine he crawls into a hot shower without even taking his clothes off.

we'll be lucky to see one this decade at their pace. and that thirty second clip of Pompeii sounds amazing.

i like them big album covers

are you sure it isn't meant to say "You'll enjoy driving a VW so much, you won't want anyone else behind the wheel"? that's right, they teach you humor senior year.

!! if you aren't listening to them anymore...

Are you being forced against your will to read his posts? he's AWATT, for chrissakes. All Wilco All The Time. All this negative energy towards the band is just killing him. If we have the right to trash or defend the commercials, certainly others have the right to tell us to shut up.

seriously, i think the commercials suck but Wilco in VW ads is not any sign of the apocalypse. You can clothe yourself in Wilco gear, mark off Wilco's next show on your Wilco calendar, play with your Wilco figurines, put up some posters, dress your kids and pets and in between listening to their major label releases, you might want to time travel to when Jeff was already in a commercial long ago. It's too bad they've gone commercial on us.

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