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Pot Kettle Black. I hope they play Via Chicago soon, cause I am tired of hearing that guy call for it all the time. --Mike

I love this part. --Mike

Yeah the keyboards and Nels are really loud, but the bass and Jeff's vocals have been kind of lower then usual. --Mike

Handshake Drugs. --Mike

You don't have to apologize for loving that song, nor for wanting to hear it. I mean sure they play it almost all the time, but you know holidays are coming too, and it's still exciting.

Hey they did the alarm clock! --Mike

Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway (Again). I am starting to think that reviewer that said Summerteeth was their best record was spot on. --Mike

This one is particularly transcendent live or in any setting really, I think almost everything I love about music is packed into these four minutes. How's that for an endorsement. --Mike

Shot in the Arm

Ha ha ha ha, I guess the harmonica didn't work. --Mike

I think he did quite well. --Mike

Astral Weeks or Our Mother The Mountain (Townes Van Zandt's second record) if they want to do another stripped down "live" sounding record, I'd love to hear them bring in Andrew Bird and the Total Pros as well. Maybe side one could be stripped down acoustic songs in the vein of Mountain Bed, Sunken Treasure, or Muzzle of Bees and then side two could be more rocking electric based tunes. I also hope they bring the "inglennations" back, and since they've been playing "It's Just That Simple" again, maybe it'll inspire them to let John write another song for the record. I could get behind that.

I love this part "I have no idea how this happens." As by the time this gets posted "this part" could be anything really.

You Are My Face, quite possibly my favorite tune on SBS, this one is particularly great live. --Mike

I love Nels' parts on this. --Mike

Company in My Back

Sunken Treasure was first I believe, then Mountain Bed. --Mike

Along with Misunderstood into Far Far Away, and I Am Trying... into War on War, Sunken Treasure and Mountain Bed is as about as great as a one-two punch to open up a show as I can think of. --Mike

this song. --Mike

I listened to the last one (06) on one with Real Player. --Mike

I wouldn't be too heartbroken with some repeats, particularly with that set. --Mike

Wonderful, wonderful setlist. I hope they play Pieholden again tonight for the webcast. And they should do Blood of The Lamb with horns, whenever possible. --Mike

Since everyone is doing it... 1.) Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 2.) A Ghost is Born 3.) Summerteeth 4.) Being There 5.) MA I/MA II 6.) Sky Blue Sky 7.) The Wilco Book CD 8.) AM (I do like this album, I just listen to the others a lot more, I don't really listen to Please Please Me a lot either.) --Mike

That's a pretty accurate list in my opinion. I'd probably flip YHF and Summerteeth, and AGIB and Being There, but they got the top four and the bottom two right. --Mike

I never made it to the old board actually, though I'm sure I would have loved it. I've been here since March of 2005, I think I signed up right after the Tweedy solo shows that year. --Mike