you ever seen a ghost?

i'll tell you this much, if any record had any sort of shamanistic something or other going on about 9/11, it's "Love & Theft." -justin

yes, i've been listening to the album and EP for a couple of months now. my favorite new band...maybe best album of the year for me too. -justin

mpolak21...where are you located? most of my family is from that area of WV. i'm originally from Alleghany County, VA myself...right across the border from White Sulphur Springs, WV. -justin

well, them not being from Minnesota might be the clincher, but they did play together on an official release: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bootleg_S...Hall%22_Concert -justin

he should have just said The Carter Family. -justin

thanks for the clarification Cryptique...i got a little bit overexcited. but still...he listed Prince and the Revolution...why not Bob Dylan & The Band/Bob Dylan & The Hawks (1966)...the best rock and roll band to have ever graced the face of this planet. -justin

back the fucking train up...he didn't pick BOB FUCKING DYLAN for Minnesota?????? -justin

someone needs to contact John Doe. try doing a people search for a name like that and see how lucky you are! -justin

i think what this calls for is a ranking of the RH albums by whomever wants to do that: 1. In Rainbows 2. Amnesiac 3. Hail To The Thief 4. Kid A 5. OK Computer 6. The Bends 7. Pablo Honey (a.k.a. suckfest) -justin

never knew this existed...does anyone have a file to share? ;-) -justin

i'd rather hear unreleased 70s stuff.... -justin

i prefer later-period RH as well, but as far as The Bends goes, my favorite tracks are probably "Black Star" and "Street Spirit (Fade Out)." -justin

>hmm still waiting for lets fight to get its justice word. -justin

>If I remember correctly, the Residency version of Leave Me (Like You Found Me) was the only time it was ever played. I hope that one gets played again, though, because I thought it sounded great live. yeah - it needs regular rotation in the sets for sure. -justin

well, Larry is right, but it depends. the Anthology is your basic Best Of, mixed in with a few rarities and live tracks. if you are a more album-oriented fellow, i would suggest March 16-20, 1992, which contains your song or Anodyne. -justin

>i might be the only person that feels this way but i can't stand hearing jeff yell "nothing" 30+ times at live shows. it kills me. no, you aren't the only one. i don't really care for that either. >"Take off your band aid 'cause I don't believe in touchdowns." yeah, that's the only line in that song that really gets me too. -justin

>Such a cool song, especially the eerie electonic sounds over the pre-chorus. Those mellotron sounds and the way he sings "honestly." Love that song. -justin

good for you - i don't really care for the Bragg stuff myself. -justin

>So i'm obviously being dumb here..but what infamous crowd shot? it's okay - i don't know either and i'm as smart as all hell. -justin

>What is the point of this? humor. obviously. Did you even read the OP? yes. obviously. -justin

>how is the full length song? >should it have made SBS or was it a wise choice to leave it off? should have been on disc two of the import edition. -justin

i've always wanted to go to Alaska! not that i'll be going just to see Wilco there...but i will go one day... -justin

didn't they put out Jonny Greenwood's score for There Will Be Blood as well? -justin

oh, he knew...trust me. -justin

thank you sir. it's just that i was under the impression that we were to share our own experiences in which Mr. Tweedy has frightened us either inadvertently (nodep5) or flat-out on purpose (myself). -justin