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Yeah I guess. But man, I would have read that as two completely different sets -- otherwise why even put it on the webpage.

Yeah I can see your beef. The venue page stated as such. Wonder where the disconnect came from: the promotor, venue's webpage, and/or Wilco. https://www.tivolivredenburg.nl/agenda/wilco-27-08-2023/ (I had to google translate it to English)

How was the show?

Marc Ford --- playing with The Steepwater Band at Fitzgerald's.

Tweedy using a vocoder may be interesting (or maybe not). I don't think he used one before.

Yeah - I saw that and was happy. Yesterday, I happen to check out John Grant's - A Boy from Michigan cd from my library. Not at all familiar with him until I watched an old video of him performing "GMF" with Sinéad O'Connor, last week. After seeing that I decided check some of his stuff. While reading the liner notes for A Boy from Michigan, I noticed that Cate Le Bon produced it and Euan Hinshelwood plays saxophone on a few of tunes, too. (Hinshelwood is the one credited on Cousins)

How was the show? According to the below - it seems like it was great night. Bromberg / Hiatt / Tweedy --- pretty good. Below is a review from Relix. Relix

Noticed the below is now streaming: MAR 16, 2002 All Tomorrow's Parties - Royce Hall Los Angeles, CA I noticed it before the official email, which I just got. Feel like it's another scoop by the VC - ha! Who needs that dumb FB page! *just kidding of course - still haven't done the whole FB thing - fads come and go, I tell ya - just wait.... WILCO Los Angeles 2002 Wilco's latest Front O

Got it. Thanks.

Where is he playing at?

Thank you for the pics -- the one with Glenn and John laughing is a great one.

Does the Leon book mentioned anything about him being a type of 'cult leader'? It has been awhile since I watched the Mad Dogs & Englishmen film, but I remember his portrayal in that movie made me feel un-easy from some reason. Spent last week in the Georgia mountains, so I decided to read Tobacco Road by Erskine Caldwell. Interesting book. Doesn't hold back at all -- can seen why some Georgians are not a fan.

That's cool -- I live in the next town over and didn't hear anything about this. My local fishing hole.

That's cool that Lambert got the trophy. Well deserved - he has been talking up Wilco for years on his and David Gans' Tales from the Golden Road show on the XM/Sirius Grateful Dead channel.

Sent you a pm.

I feel that the below belongs in the official show's"After the Show" thread. from the SunTimes. Wilco super fan Paul Suwan takes home a trophy presented by Jeff Tweedy during Thursday night’s concert at the Riviera. Jeff Elbel

I had to skip the show. Below is from the SunTimes article. Wilco Set List: Less Than You Think I Am My Mother Cruel Country Handshake Drugs Say You Miss Me I Must Be High Hummingbird Cars Can’t Escape Love is Everywhere (Beware) Pot Kettle Black Bird Without a Tail / Base of My Skull She’s a Jar Forget the Flowers Theologians Ashes of American Flags The Lonely 1 How to Fight Loneliness A Lifetime to Find California Stars Encore: I’m Always in Lov

Hopefully you get to see this before you go dark for the couple of weeks. https://chicago.suntimes.com/2023/3/24/23655163/wilco-review-chicago-riviera-theatre-jeff-tweedy from the SunTimes. Wilco super fan Paul Suwan takes home a trophy presented by Jeff Tweedy during Thursday night’s concert at the Riviera. Jeff Elbel

Completely forgot that the tour starts this week. Need to give Cruel Country a couple more spins.

I do enjoy 1A, alot - big fan of Jen White -- but they should have played a Tweedy sung tune, when they played an Uncle Tupelo song during the intro. Thanks for posting -- I listen to the show while at lunch - but missed this one.

This should be a fun/great event at the Hideout. Tickets go on sale tomorrow (3.3.23) at 10 am.

This past week, we watched this ---- I thought it was pretty great - Blanchett was indeed fantastic. It was cool what the director/writer didn't show --- the alleged past incidents that occurred. The ending was interesting to.

I have a old Bose system in my basement, where I watch movies that I know the rest of the family wouldn't be too interesting in --- just realized one the RCA chord inputs popped out ---- I just figured Linklater shot Slacker in black and white. Was watching a 99 Stones DVD, I got through 3/4 of it and was wondering why they decided to shoot it in black and white --- I then thought to look at the back of the unit and sure enough one of the inputs popped out. Maybe I should re-watch Slacker and see if opinion changes...

We finished all three seasons of the Inbetweeners -- what a great, awesome, funny show. It held it's own all 18 episodes. Yesterday, I watched Slacker (Linklater's 1990 movie) --- I don't think I have watched it before - but could be wrong. I can see why I may have forgotten if I watched it or not -- the movie did not do much for me. Interesting concept, I guess. But it just seemed way to forced. Too soliloquy, which I guess was the point. I did like the old man and his daughter who walked into their home while someone was robbing it. The whole bit worked. The film was nicely shot

JAM released some more tickets for the The Riviera shows --- grabbed a ticket for Thursday. So Thursday and Sunday it is.