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I think Lammy is referring to Baby Blue as a closer, more so than a singalong, though I probably "sang" along with Blue, too. I suppose the Weight needs to join "I shall be Released" and "This Land is Your Land", too.

Nothing wrong with being enthusiastic about Wilco and their releases.

Must admit, somtimes, I think the same thing about linclink - a person with same member name as linclink plays the same role(promote live releases and the band in general) on another board I frequent - not a complaint, just an observation.

Saw him (solo) open of for Dylan for a couple of shows in 2007 - not a particularly huge fan of Costello - but on those two nights he out performed Dylan. One of the shows was the last one of the tour and Elvis (with Amos Lee, the other opener) performed with Dylan and his band on I Shall be Released - great version.

I downloaded it off of Dime, but haven't watched it yet - perhaps after tonight's debate.

Congrats to you and the Tigers.

I think I heard you call into the Tales from the Golden Road show on XM this past Sunday - nice call.

For my wife and I, Dire Wolf is our song of choice to sing aloud in bear country .

Still have the last show to listen to - definitely cohesive. All the shows seem to go by very fast. Regarding the 76 release - probably will get it. 76 is a decent year. I do enjoy the 76 Road Trip release quite a bit.

Listening to the Chrome Dreams boot again this evening - great record. I look forward to the Chicago show - the United Center is not ideal - I got floor seats (GA), hopefully it sounds good on the floor. ;

Yep - Live After Death is another.

Did Young/Fallon perform at all - I forgot to watch.

That's a great top 3. I always enjoyed Grateful Dead's "Grateful Dead" release, so personally it would be Coltrane's Vanguard , Ya-Ya's, and the Skull Fuck record. 4. Filmore 5. Live Dead

I imagine they will - they bumped Regis for god's sake - they better perform together....

Hopefully the soundtrack for "Charlie" will be cool. Will be nice to get a bunch of unedited, decent quality live 60's stuff.

Charlie is an old doc - saw it a long time ago on VHS - decent enough doc. It was released in some fashion, at least somewhat legally (perhaps one of those Europe grey market deals.) - I rented it from a video store in the late 80s

I saw Aerosmith in 90, too. I was little older (17) - great show. The Black Crowes opened. I was in the lawn with some friends - two of which were ushered up to the front row by a roadie before the show started - needless to say they were both girls (dudded out as hot as a 17 year old could) - I asked the roadie, if I could head up there, too and he just shook his head no. My two friends looked at me, tilted their heads, said sorry and headed to the front row. They didn't get to meet the band, though.

Should be, but I highly doubt it. Not enough record sales nor covers on the Rolling Stone.

How was the show?

Cabrera should get it. I don't think neither the White Sox nor the Tigers want to make the playoff this year - the Sox are killing me - jeez.

I think the video just confirmed what I always believed - all cats are pitchfork evil. It was a fun video.

I like the "Hippies with Money" bit - I did a quick search but did not see where that phrase originated from - was it a title of a TV show? I must admit, at first I thought it refered to the people who can afford Grateful Dead box sets. Great video, by the way. That's great tune, too. Great record.

Not sure if you get into the whole Audio Fidelity Gold releases, but they just re-released this a couple of months ago - it does sound better than the original release, esp. on the phones. Just happen to listen to it this a.m. (in the car though - not headphones).

While listening to A.M., I never thought of Wallflowers or Counting Crows either. I do enjoy each of their first albums, though. Imagine T-Bone Burnett producing Wilco - that would be interesting...

Since they started re-running it on cable, I enjoy watching How I Met Your Mother. My 3 year old calls it "Barney".