tongue-tied

bullony, free implies that you don't have to spend money on "it", the thing you are receiving, the mp3s. you still have to put effort into obtaining it. if Wilco were playing a free show in a town near you, would it be less free because you have to find transportation to it? would Wilco have to shell out gas money to give you the "free" experience? the mp3s do not cost money, they are free to those who purchased the dvd, they are unavailable to those who have not. if you do not own the dvd but want the mp3s, you're going to have to pay for gas or else walk (i dunno what that would be, wait a m

this is why you enjoy the dvd for a couple of weeks before going for the mp3s.

Pitchfork.

Radiohead recorded it, but Jim O'Rourke ruined it, so Wilco took it.

no, they're free.

they do play the song while shooting a bottle. they have good taste in music and weaponry.

a friend of mine said there was a station around him that played all of AGIB one day. Unfortunately, they only played a minute of the drone and went to Late Greats. But that's still awesome.

i know for sure i heard "hummingbird" on the radio once, i might have heard others or i might have dreamed it.

the answer is any version anywhere in the set. the album version rocks too.

so which model is that?

I've never read anything by Greg Kot about Wilco, but maybe you're refering to actual kids. While I think that Summerteeth would have sounded better with a more natural instrumentation like Being There, maybe throwing in the kitchen sink better prepared them for YHF. Bennett was surely getting more sophisticated with his 'sonic weight', even if O'Rourke scaled it back in the end. Perhaps Summerteeth was the less-than-smooth transition between the BT and YHF. (Continuing to ramble) I don't know though, I feel like YHF is somewhat of a return to BT, especially the opening songs of "misundersto

well, one of those two things actually happened.

You, being (none), are not allowed to see the index. Go away. Error 403 ?

it's all a front!

i'd probably listen to it more if it were reworked back in the day. right now my order of frequent listening goes: AGIB BT YHF Mermaid Stuff ST AM a different approach to the recording would help, also cutting off the bonus tracks and one or two of the weaker songs. i think it would probably stay in the same spot in my mind critically, but listened to much more.

three way tie between reading the back of a fruit loops box, a coloring book, and a classic novel i don't know what the hell that means

how that didn't throw them to the top of the charts will forever remain a mystery.

KT can wait, but you must buy the Loose Fur records.

10 years. Shouldn't we be calling it "Been There"?

don't you guys see? if everyone yelled at califone, they might have played better.

i'll definitely play it loud this sunday

true, but it kind of sucks for that guy that his suckiness be captured and immortalized and give reason for Tweedy fans to despise him for as long as there are copies of Sunken Treasure, or for as long as there are Tweedy fans. "Hey, you know that jerk that yells at Jeff 'Blackeye sucks!', that was me!" the "I'm in love!" guy, on the other hand...

and some guy thinks it sucks.