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http://youtu.be/fPKbeSRnox0

http://youtu.be/tfyNPxM-M-w I can't help but roll my eyes at those opening lyrics. Yeah Neil, you have way more freedom in Trump's America than you would in Canada. Oh well, at least it's better than Children of Destiny. Looking forward to the livestream tonight. Hopefully him doing a solo concert in Ontario is a hint towards a solo Canadian tour in 2018.

So apparently there's no download code with the LPs? Can anyone confirm?

PBS Idea Channel had a great episode on this: http://youtu.be/-BYo9A-z9Pg

That's funny, my wife bought American Goldwing this summer and I was really impressed with it. Actually thought it sounded just a little bit like (earlyish) Wilco. Sort of. Well, I think it would sound like Wilco if you had a musician who's never heard Wilco before but had to recreate their sound solely based off you describing it to them.

Did you report it immediately to the lost and found?!?!?!?!

I was so confused when I saw the thread title... then I saw the date!

Wow!! That's amazing. Thanks for sharing!

It's cool hearing Jeff and John together. Thanks for sharing WRP!

I picked up the reissue of Harvest Moon yesterday. I haven't heard this album in a long time so it's nice to be able to listen to it again. It's a nostalgic filled album that actually really reminds me of my parents, I have faint memories of them playing this album a lot when it came out. That's not really a surprise, not many baby boomer acts did a great job of recreating something from the 70s in the 90s, but Neil did here. I think as far as NY albums go, this one might be massively underrated. With the (huge) exception of Such A Woman, every song on here is great, even if Old King is a bit

http://youtu.be/IEOFVz3-J1E Poor Luke

Thanksgiving was last month!!! But happy late-Thanksgiving.

I know I'm getting ahead of myself here but has anyone camped at SS before? Good experiences? Specifically with the complete camp sites you can rent? I'm thinking that might be the route the wife and I go since we'll be flying in internationally.

I'll be there!!

It's kind of early, there's still a few albums coming out this year... I haven't got the new Mavis album either. But I love making lists and I made an active effort this year to seek out new music which I haven't been good about doing in the last decade... so here goes... roughly in order: Benjamin Booker - Witness Kevin Morby - City Music Mac Demarco - This Old Dog Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile - Lotta Sea Lice The War On Drugs - A Deeper Understanding Iron & Wine - Beast Epic Hiss Golden Messenger - Hallelujah Anyhow Ryan Adams - Prisoner Beck - Colors Big Thief - Capacity Fleet Foxes

That's one heck of a setlist. Wish I could have been there. Thanks again Bbop for your recaps!

Yeah besides a Nardwuar interview, Jeff on WTF is #1 on my not-existent list of PR I wish Jeff/Wilco would do. EDIT: Also this podcast was very, very, good.

I think one of the new AM tracks is a Golden Smog song (EDIT: Yeah an alternate take of She Don't Have to See You, and Lost Love as well), so maybe something will happen? I'd settle for a just a vinyl reissue of Down By The Old Mainstream and Weird Tales. In fact I don't think Weird Tales was ever issued on vinyl in the first place. Two of the only pieces missing in my collection.

It's shocking that this didn't end up on the album, great tune. So this is what, the second officially released Wilco song with John on lead vocals? I guess third if you count In The Street from the SS13 Roadcase.

Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile once more in Seattle!!! They were really great! I was thoroughly impressed. I have a friend who saw them in LA a week ago and said Kurt was so-so, but he was on last night. The new songs sounded great, Over Everything was a little more rocking, I think thanks to Janet Weiss on drums. The coolest part was seeing them do Courtney's older songs with Kurt doing lead on them, Depreston especially had some cool guitar work. They only played 15 songs, none of them were that short though so it probably ended up being about 80 minutes. It's too bad they can't be a fu

Wow, wasn't expecting that. I know Bob skipped the Concert for George and I don't really recall him doing anything for George, glad to see him do this.

New page... better start this off right....... Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile in Seattle!!!!

Yeah, it's a laid back album of good vibes. I like it a lot.

Here's a statement from earlier today from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: “For almost five decades, Gord Downie uncovered and told the stories of Canada. He was the frontman of one of Canada’s most iconic bands, a rock star, artist, and poet whose evocative lyrics came to define a country. The Tragically Hip’s music invited us to explore places we had never been – from Mistaken Point to Churchill – and helped us understand each other, while capturing the complexity and vastness of the place we call home. Gord’s command of language was profound. He painted landscapes with his words, elevating

Growing up as a Canadian The Hip were always around, on the radio, on TV, coming through town. For a long time I definitely took them for granted. It wasn't until more recent years I really appreciated them. When you think of big Canadian bands, The Band, Guess Who, New Pornographers, etc not a lot of them really sound Canadian, but The Tragically Hip did. The older I get, the more of the world I see, the more I appreciate that. Plus, you forget how many truly great hits they have, when they did that televised concert last year it was just hit after hit. I recall seeing Gord making public appe