you ever seen a ghost?

actually, I do have the Bloomington show. i see it's a Front of House, but it was also released as Roadcase 051.

no, great work from you! it looks like i was only missing two plus that mysterious Bloomington, IN show!

does anyone have a complete list of all of these? i see there are some Jeff Tweedy ones too but I can't figure out if I've gotten them all or not... nugs website is not in any sort of order...

if anyone has bothered to do lossless rips of either the demos single or the cover, please get in touch! i think i have every other Wilco rarity (and every official show) to trade. i'm just not able to do vinyl rips and there is no download code for these. thanks!

it's simply because it's part of the Sub Pop singles series.

anyone gotten the single(s) and done quality (lossless) rips?

anyone done a rip of the single yet?

i for one don't like when albums are remixed. i feel like they are futzing with the historical document. i'm thinking of The Beatles expanded editions, All Things Must Pass, The Band, etc. the way i see it, if they are going to do it, okay, fine, but at least make the original album (remastered) a part of the box. don't just release the remix and tons of bonus material in a box. obviously, they won't remix it. even if it were possible, they haven't remixed the past three reissues and i don't really care if they remaster it. as far as if the bonus material is new to

a live disc would always be excellent, but i have all of the deluxe editions, the front of house and roadcase shows....and that's something like 120+ live shows? i'm sure it will be like the Summerteeth, where there is a disc of outtakes/demos and a live show. i remember people raving over the demos that leaked around that time, but i haven't listened to them in 15+ years outside of "Venus Stopped The Train."

i've never really heard of an album that can't be remastered, but they wouldn't necessarily have to remaster it for a deluxe reissue. i know they remastered Summerteeth, etc., but as the album reissues get later, i don't even know why they would necessarily need to remaster them

I was in the shower and "Venus Stop/Stopped The Train" popped into my head randomly. Been waiting almost 20 years for an official release of that track. I just realized that this could be out this year. Summerteeth deluxe (though delayed a year) was announced in early September and released in November. Could we be approaching an announcement? Has anyone heard anything?

did you get this? if not, PM me.

thanks so much!

Hi all - just sorting through some files that I lost partially in a hard drive crash some time ago. At some point, years ago, Wilco offered a free download of this show (and also the April 3 show). I realized I actually have the April 3 show because it was eventually released as a Front Of House show. Can anyone please provide a link to either the first track (I think the only one I'm missing) or ideally the show show (since it was free). If you can be convinced to dig it out, I can trade any officially released show in lossless (I think that I have them all).

‘Songs From Quarantine’, features Jeff's song "Even I Can See (demo)" and is available on Bandcamp until Friday, February 19. Proceeds benefit Music Health Alliance. was only up on Bandcamp for a week or two.

Did anyone grab this set? I had been refreshing Bandcamp hoping for the page to reappear, thinking it was an error only to find out that it was only available there on Bandcamp for a limited amount of time...

so, despite ordering the vinyl and CD box sets, my vinyl set e-mail came with an mp3 download of the show with the CD. after going back and forth with Kungfu, they said that was the intention (to match the digital release). anyway, i can't rip vinyl and was wondering if anyone had done a lossless needledrop of the show from the box set? unfortunately, there is no download coupon the box.

yeah, but that one is part of the Roadcase show too, right? -justin

hey folks. i'm currently converting my collection over to lossless (with cloud back-up!) and so i've been busying digging out all of my rarities and ripping, tagging, downloading or scanning artwork, etc. i would like to add these tracks to my collection but as i'm sure i've mentioned before, i have no vinyl equipment and even if i did, i'd have no idea how to begin ripping these tracks. i know it may not be entirely appropriate to ask on the forum, but i was wondering if anyone would be willing to do a lossless rip for me? i'd be happy to "trade" any other Wilco rarity in lossless format

so glad to hear about the "new" tracks. "Venus Stopped The Train" is not included because it does not meet the criteria of having been officially released before. Amazon (and maybe iTunes) has an option for digital booklet. I ordered the physical CDs from importcds, so I was wondering if anyone would be willing to e-mail me the digital booklet if they have it? I'm a completist and I would love to throw it in the directory with my lossless CD rips. If you can help, please PM me. -justin

i wish somebody would rip some of these b-sides. are there only two? i mean, i've pre-ordered the CD from Amazon and i don't do vinyl these days, but i am an OCD completist. i guess i'll ask: does anyone have vinyl rips or the ability to do so?? -justin

just found out it is Bayfront Festival Park, Duluth, MN/July 9, 2013. -justin

does anyone know the date/venue for the live appearance of "Art of Almost" on this? http://www.wearecollegeradio.com/ wouldn't want to buy it for one track and have it already be part of the Roadcase downloads... -justin

while the King Sunny Ade, Olatunji, Fela Kuti and Éthiopiques recommendations are all great, i am surprised to get this far and not see anything put out by Analog Africa mentioned. specifically: the first two volumes of their series documenting what many Afropop afficianodoes consider to be the best African band, Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou. i am by no means an exeprt on African music, but the first volume is the compilation that got me onto this music. there is literally nothing funkier than what was coming out of West Africa in the 1970s. Analog Africa CDs aren't cheap, but they a

still looking forward to a few other things: Danny Brown, M.I.A., Bill Callahan... 20. Volcano Choir - Repave 19. Califone - Stitches 18. Earl Sweatshirt - Doris 17. Foxygen - We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic 16. A$AP Rocky - LONG.LIVE.A$AP 15. Atoms For Peace – AMOK 14. Boards Of Canada – Tomorrow’s Harvest 13. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Push The Sky Away 12. Phosphorescent – Muchacho 11. Jim James – Regions Of Light And Sound Of God 10. Kanye West - Yeezus 9. Phoenix – Bankrupt! 8. Iron & Wine – Ghost On Ghost 7. The Flaming Lips – The Terror 6.