Atticus

to answer the OP's thread question: yes. please see the rules and regulations which state:

that's right.

definitely capo on 4th fret, at least when he played it Saturday night in Austin.

I think I stated the chords correctly. I'll have to go play around with it to verify. I just remember learning Desolation Row that way years ago, and noticed that Jeff wasn't playing Via Chicago in standard tuning. He used to capo it up a couple of frets (from the album version), even in standard tuning, but this was definitely a different chord structure/sequence than normal. link to Dylan tuning info

that chick who thought it would be a good idea to walk up the center aisle of a seated show (one which began with an announcement by house staff to turn off your fucking phones and not record anything), recording Jeff on her smart phone while he was in the middle of a song: after she was taken from the front by the volunteer lady, my wife said she was out in that lobby area bawling, attempting to get any passers by to stop and listen to her tragic story. I don't think she was even removed from the show, she was just traumatized that she couldn't complete her artwork. It was interesting to

Audience lady: "I love you!!" Jeff: "I love you too" Audience lady: "I LOVE YOU MORE!" Jeff: "that's probably true"

Those Tweedys

Email received today: "Hey Folks, We can't wait for the Jeff Tweedy show tomorrow night! Here are a few things we want you to know. The show will be held in the Texas Union Ballroom located upstairs one floor directly above the Cactus Café. Parking: The closest parking lots are the UT Coop Parking Garage and the San Antonio Garage. Both these lots are paid lots. There are other street and lot parking options as well. Show doors are at 7pm, the opening act The Handsome Family goes on at 8pm, and Tweedy goes on at 9pm. All seating is General Admission. There will be no conces

where did you find the entire transcript? I was unable to find it. correction, maybe this is it

I'm going out on a limb here but I'm thinking the Via Chicago member who posted a link to what Glenn Beck said.

Did you watch the video? He unequivocally states that we were wrong to think we could democratize the Iraqi people, that we shouldn't have started the war there, and that the liberals who believed such things were absolutely right.

has someone compiled all the live songs that have appeared so far (plus "I'll Sing It") for a list of potential tracks? I have seen so far: Desert Bell Diamond Light Down From Above Fake Fur Coat Flowering High As Hello Honey Combed I'll Sing It Low Key New Moon Nobody Dies Anymore Slow Love Summer Noon Wait For Love Where My Love World Away

I don't think either of those ideas is feasible

it is more apparent than ever that if left alone by the West, muslims would peacefully co-exist pursuant to the deeply-held tenants of their faith.

I'm telling you, stunning nudity is the answer.

I read that as "stunning nudity" and began checking the TV schedule.

It's purely a matter of opinion but I disagree. A Ghost Is Born sounds better to my ears now than it did 10 years ago. I am a Jack White fan, but I'm curious how wide you see his influence. First and foremost he is a lover and interpreter of blues. I'm not refuting your point, I'd just like to know in what acts you hear/see his influence.

Tones of Home was just playing on the stereo at Five Guys. Was Galaxy a hit?

Girlfriend made it to #4 on the Billboard Modern Rock Chart and Sick of Myself made it to #2.

I would slap someone for doing that.

Wilco: Wilco (The Album)

no

thanks for this recording. enjoying it more than the webcast capture.

She is mentioned in the Book of Ruth in the Hebrew Bible. She was from Moab and was the daughter-in-law of Naomi and wife of Chilion. After the death of her husband, she and her sister-in-law Ruth wanted to go to Judea with Naomi. However, Naomi persuaded Orpah to return to her people and to her gods, and become the biggest name in daytime talk TV.

What are the posters here doing about the condition of the VA? Just curious.