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Ghost Foxtrot Sky* Teeth Being A.M. *Judging on what few songs I have heard thus far. This could change, but I doubt it will ever be at the top.

Honestly, to me Tool and Rammstein fall into these categories. They both are awesome!

Among other things.

Huh?

I love his solo stuff and On Fillmore. I also pick up records he is on. Really? Can you post some photos? Also, do you have the prepared snare and the air tube for the floor tom? I would say the most... I could watch him for years... I am sure you will love it, but the only thing is he will not be playing a full set like he has been. Sorry, but I am sure you can tell I really admire him as a drummer and a person in general. He is probably the most down to earth musician I have ever met. Just don't call him a "rock star". To see some recent photos of him, check out m

Did they release the record? Because I was under the understanding that they only gave about 75 copies to the top music critics in the country. I thought one of them leaked the album.

While KTV is an amazing live album, I would personally start with Ghost. Although, it might take a few listens before it hits you. The person who told you Ghost was bad probably is more into the alt-country aspect of their previous albums and didn't like the new sound. Then again, you can always go to Wilco's website and listen to the whole album (track by track) under 'Records' before you decide to buy.

Waiting until May...

Sounds good. Is this the whole song or just a large chunk? It sounds like there should be more to the beginning. I agree Wilco is rock, but this song seems a little country to me. Oh, well.

Right day, wrong year. Close though. December 31, 1970. DOB link.

There are two new photos gracing my brother's website. If you want to go to the site, check under Portraits and Concert Portfolio to see the photos. If not, here are some links: Glenn and Glenn 2.

I saw him down in Tucson last night and am still in awe. Until you see him play up close and personal, you can't even imagine how good of a musician he is. There were 40 people there at the most. Unfortunately, people were very rigid and quite and didn't seem to respond like he is used to. I will post photos when my brother is done sorting out the over 600 he took.

Thanks. You're special too.

There are multiple promo pages.

This is where I saw it too, but I don't think the band wanted everyone to know about this page or else they would have made it public. And I didn't post it eariler because I didn't have it uploaded to a site AND I was running late for classes.

Yeah, that was the one I was describing. I have a high quality version, but...

At this point, I would rather not say out of respect because I stumbled upon it, and am quite sure I wasn't ment to see it, but it was from an official Wilco source. Tomorrow, I am going to see Glenn's show and see if I can ask him if that is indeed the cover art. I know by not saying where I saw the art or posting an image it might seem like I really haven't seen it and am just making it up, but remember my description for the future. Then again, the art I saw might be for the single of "Sky Blue Sky".

Did he hang out with the crowd after the set?

I will be seeing him in Tucson on Wednesday. I can't wait. Seeing him play close up has alwasy been a highlight of my life and I think this preformance will just add to that.

Has anybody else seen what appears to be the album art? It's black and white with a black bird near the lower right corner and the left 2/3 of the square are filled with a bunch of other black birds flying in chaos or away form the lone bird. Simple and nice.

During, "I'm A Wheel", was the first time, in a long time I saw Glenn hold his left stick different to play.

I don't listen to them, but the bass player was in one of my classes last semester.

I am trying to listen to Glenn's podcast and it doesn't seem to be working. When I click on the link, I get a very long page of odd text. I am doing something wrong or is the link bad. I don't often listen to podcasts, so the problem could be me. Thanks.

I think I know why slipcases are used. Look on a normal CD without a slipcase. On the back, you have a barcode and a bunch of "fine print", legal stuff. If you use a slipcase, you can put the barcode and fine print, legal text on the slipcase and have a nice clean back for the actuall CD. I think it lets the artist have album art they really want.

Is there any difference between the three albums? And does anybody have a photo of the white one?