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Thought that episode was really good. Better then the first one, which I liked as well. I especially liked the "I need a 1983 Casio electronic guitar, set to mandolin" bit!

Thought it was pretty funny. I mean, it's not The Office but it's good.

The most important track number is the second last song. It is the climax of the album.

Yeah that's what I was most excited about when I moved here!

Are you going all the way from Lethbridge to Vancouver for Wilco?

Yes, I guess that makes more sense! Haha, thanks Judy. Yarr, I'm excited. I think I'll head out first thing after class that afternoon. Can I expect to see any of you guys out there??

Oh sweet, thanks Dreamin'. So does the Malkin Bowl have seats or is it kind of a free for all??

I'm Always In Love, ELT, and Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway were the first songs from Summerteeth I got into, and remain some of my favorites. I have to admit though, I prefer the faster, rockier, version of I'm Always In Love, like in IATTBYH.

There is not one bad moment of XO. Every song on it is fantastic.

Booo! Orpheum! Oh well, at least it's still on. Now I have to figure out how to get there. Weeeee!

Nashville Moon is really good. Probably his best effort since "The Magnolia Electric Co".

September 25th. It leaked REALLY early.

What?!?! This happened before?? Way to break my heart, Wilco....

Where's the Malkin Bowl?

It's still TBA? Maybe they're planning a second gig and they're trying to find a venue they can be at for two nights?!

People always seem to want Sam to go back to the lo-fi sound. I think doing that would be a big mistake, he made those 4-track demos cause all he had was a 4-track, doing it now would be gimmicky. However, I remember an Iron & Wine site I use to go to had an interview with Sam, where people e-mailed in questions and Sam answered them, and someone (I think it might have been me, actually) asked if he's ever going to release a box set of all his unreleased 4-track demos and he seemed interested in it... soo, here's hoping. Anyways, this album has a great flow. I love how all the songs blee

Congrats!! When I was 13-16 I listened to complete garbage, now I listen to about 75% of the music my dad listens too, so just hold in there!!

Anyways, I really really like this. It's almost psychedelic. I love how all the songs connect into each other. "Carousel" is kind of a surreal moment, to imagine that Iron & Wine also released "The Creek Drank The Cradle". It's cool to listen to the evolution of The Creek Drank The Cradle/The Sea and the Rhythm --> Our Endless Numbered Days --> Woman King --> The Shepherd's Dog.

Hey Via Chicago, did you get a haircut or something??

In my opinion, album of the year, hands down! I love it. I love everything about it. It's everything I wanted it to be and then some.

Awwww snap!!! I hope people in 1957 learned their lesson!!

I understand 100% if Solace doesn't want to share, but if he did share (in the form of PMs, of course), he'd pretty much be my role model and/or best friend forever. Just sayin'...

You've heard it?

Iron & Wine Sufjan (maybe??) Devendra Radiohead

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/page/forkcas...gle-edit-stream What do you dudes think? I think it sounds pretty awesome. This is probably my most anticipated release of this year. Can anyone rip this?