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Shake it Off is my new least favorite Wilco song. Even though the album as a whole has grown on me, I'd still put it decidedly below any of Wilco's past masterpieces.

I think I had the best Wilco dream ever. I was a member of Wilco, in a supermarket with Jeff and Jay, talking about what we were going to do with the new Wilco album. when suddenly... Jay: Hey, did I say you could get sprinkles? Me: To quote myself...I thought Jeff fired you like last week. Then Jeff and I laughed and bought the sprinkles anyway and ate ice cream. Best. Dream. Ever.

Wilco has always shyed away from making political statements, including economic ones. So I see nothing sell out about this. Even if it was a sell out...it wouldn't be like he's selling his soul. It's just one sentiment that he's sold to a car company. a b-side...an outtake.

I know right? At what point are two of the top 10 songwriters EVER terrible?

hmm...I may actually have to draw a cover to X-Wilco: Men of Adventure!

I just hope all this selling out will finally get me my dream. a complete Wilco action figure set, with the loft. Free Mail order Tony w/ ear piece and cell phone w/ proof of purchase. Also...a comic book starring the ex-members of Wilco; they had nothing better to do but form a Super-Hero team.

My hopes: "Hotel Arizona" "Sunken Treasure" "At My Window, Sad & Lonely" "She's a Jar" "I'm Always in Love" "Nothingsevergonnastandinmyway (Again)" "Via Chicago" "Summer Teeth" "When You Wake Up Feeling Old" "Reservations" "A Magazine Called Sunset" "Wishful Thinking" it's also time for the first live performance of Won't Let You Down

or about 2,432,000 copies. Plus 100k of SBS...about 2.5 million :-).

Last I checked, the answer was between 1.5 and 2 million in the U.S. in 2004 it was: A.M.: 200k BT: 350k ST: 250k YHF: 500k AGIB: 350k or about 1.5 million...if you add MA1 + 2, that number goes upto about 1.9- 2 million. I'm sure that number has gone up by at least a couple of hundred thousand since then. Worldwide, I have no clue.

Well...I've never even seen her show; I'm just like "Damn, she's hot." From what I've heard about her show, I'd probably want to smack her upside the head with a parking meter.

"Impossible Germany" "Sky Blue Sky" "What Light" "On and On and On"

I just want to state how incredibly attracted I am to Rachel Ray. That's all.

"Summer Teeth" is about at least to me, the loss one finds in being stuffed into boxes, and the helplessness of domestic life. One of my favorite Wilco songs. Love it.

"I'm liberal to a degree, but I want everyone to be like me." Hey, a good seal clubbing is beautiful...in moderation. It's funnier if you put an elephant mask on them before you do it.

Every step of the way, we walk the line Your days are numbered, so are mine Time is piling up, we struggle and we stray We're all boxed in, nowhere to escape City's just a jungle, more games to play Trapped in the heart of it, tryin' to get away I was raised in the country, I been working in the town I been in trouble ever since I set my suitcase down Got nothing for you, I had nothing before Don't even have anything for myself anymore Sky full of fire, Pain pouring down Nothing you can sell me, I'll see you around All my powers of expression and thoughts so sublime Could never do you ju

Yeah...Billy can't pronounce things well cause he has his cheeks in a chunk.

"Take care of all your memories" Said my friend, Mick "For you cannot relive them."

Then just take your potatoes down to be mashed, and make it on over to that million dollar bash.

01. "Clothesline Saga" by Bob Dylan on repeat.

The comic book and me, just us, we caught the bus.

"Like a Rolling Stone" Runner up goes to "Ambulance Blues" by Neil Young "You're all just pissin' in the wind..."

How is ST the least consistent Wilco album ::scratches head::...I've always considered it the one most jam packed with quality melodies and lyrics.

So I wrote an amazing song two weeks ago. No, I'm not being immodest; it's an incredible masterpiece. a critically acclaimed masterwork. How can I be so sure, you ask? Cause I rewrote Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands. :(m The melodies are different, and I use different chords, but the basic motion is the same, and both are in 6/8, so I basically have to ditch my song, which is frusterating. I've always been able to write decent music, but nothing to write home about. I thought I had finally done it but...no. So have you ever rewritten a song? How many swigs of whiskey did you take after

SBS is a grower. It's gone up about a star and a half since when I first heard it. That's all... talley ho!

A.M.- C- BT: B+ MA: A- ST: A+ YHF: A+ AGIB: A- SBS: C+