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You mean the loft video? Yeah, it's great for fans like us, but it's just a rough rehearsal. I meant something that might have a little more mainstream appeal. Of course, music videos have pretty much died out on TV so maybe it's pointless.

It better be. And Dave should take care!

I think they need to make a video for this song because it could be a smash hit. Anyone agree?

passenger side? wow, i'm jealous!

I found that remarkable also. The closest thing I could find to "locals" were the KU guys, but Lawrence is just as far from Wichita as OKC is.

Heck yeah I was there. If Wilco is within 200 miles, I won't miss it. I drove up there by myself in the pouring rain. I met a lot of great fans, including Kidsmoke, a father and daughter who flew in from Atlanta, two college guys from KU, and a husband and wife who made the group pic (the blonde wearing green and the guy behind her). Too bad I didn't make it over far enough to meet you two (and get in the pic!) Wilco at the Zoo? Yeah, that would be the best! After trying for years and years, I have finally converted one of my best friends to Wilco. Kicking Television and SBS finally did it (

I literally was just barely cut out of this pic. I was right by the woman in turquoise and the man in red. If only Jeff had panned a little left. I figure a beer is the least I can do for all the wonderful photos you've posted in the last couple of years. Are you -- or anyone else from Okla -- going to travel to any of the currently announced Wilco shows?

I'm really excited about this show. Seems like an impressive act for the Opolis to land, no? Glad to see VC folks going. If I can pick you out I'll buy you a beer.

Thanks for the info. I was thinking about flying to DC for Memorial Day weekend where in 5 days I can catch Son Volt, Andrew Bird, Joseph Arthur and Stars of Track and Field. But I think I'll save the money and just go see SV in Tulsa instead. EDIT: those DC shows are actually a week before Memorial Day weekend.

I wonder which previous band member(s) couldn't sit still that long.

Anyone going? Anyone know whether they have played Cain's before? I know there are some Cain's experts around here. Thanks.

It was at The Opolis in downtown Norman. I also saw Autumn Defense play there in February. http://www.starlightmints.com/opolis.html Sadly, many acts go straight from Dallas to Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa and skip OKC and Norman.

I checked out Aqueduct last night at The Opolis in Norman. I hadn't heard much of the band until the new record "Or Give Me Death." I was impressed with the disc and even more impressed with the show. Lots of energy in this indie pop outfit. My favorite song is "Keep it Together" and judging from crowd reaction, I'm not the only one. Looks like plenty of dates coming up so if you're on the fence about Aqueduct I definitely recommend going. http://www.aqueductisgoodmusic.com/

I can't look away when Carrie Underwood videos play. And if she ever wants to settle down with a nice guy from her home state, I'm up for it.

Glad I'm not the only one!

ok good, I just have to keep quicktime open until May.

The stream I had going is still going. Wonder how long ...

Orkie might be the most boring poster I have ever read.

Somebody in Chattanooga should invite her over tonight

Ha. It's like Outkast meets Iron & Wine.

This reminds me of a Seinfeld episode. Remember when George had the Yankees change from polyester to cotton uniforms? Progress can have unintended consequences, including unwanted shrinkage.

OK, but that doesn't mean it's funny.

You're right, this guy has no gaydar at all. For example: He strongly endorses The Right Brothers, but they look pretty gay to me. I bet the song about being in love with Ann Coulter is just a cover for their sinful lifestyle. Edit: I just listened to The Right Brothers on iTunes. This may be the worst thing I have ever heard.

Yeah, I was there, second row, for the whole show. And yes, it was a beautiful song performed by an amazing artist. My favorite artist, in fact. But I was still distracted by the yapping and shushing behind me. Maybe I'm being too negative about this. But it wasn't difficult for me to be quiet, and I don't understand why it was so hard for so many people. Clay is right ... what if ... I mean, there was a particular song I really wanted to hear, but I wasn't going to rush the stage and make a spectacle of myself to make my desires known.

This is the best description I've read. I told my sister in the car ride home that the crowd wanted a Wilco show instead of a Tweedy show, which just about ruined it for those like me who have been waiting for a solo show for years. Those who are defending the crowd's behavior are just wrong.