dazzler

There is a place in hell for people like you. I read the first line and couldn't look away fast enough. Thanks for spreading the wealth.

The timing of this thread is pretty funny for me. I got home from work early today and decided to surprise my wife with a clean house when she came home with the kids. Of course I needed some house cleaning music, so I grabbed a live Wilco show and popped it in the stereo. As I'm cleaning it suddenly occured to me, Bruce is no longer my favorite artist. He has been supplanted by Wilco. I grew up on the Boss. The formation of my first musical identity has a lot to do with, "waun, two, three, fawr highways jammed with broken heros on a last chance power drive....". The majesty and poetry of Bru

Yes, sadly my wife and I skipped as well. Throw in the charges, sitter, dinner, and drinks and it's a $200 night out. I'm consoling myself with Wilco tix to E. Lansing. My in-laws live 20 min. away so at least the sitter is free. I'm sure everyone who bought tix will have the time of their life. I don't think I've ever met a half-hearted Tom Waits fan.

I really need to figure out that torrents nonsense for myself. I'm so bloody tired by the time I get the kids to bed I have one beer and I'm asleep myself. Maybe this weekend!!!

We thought it was some Canadian slang!!!

My wife and I drove up from Detroit for the show, our first. I'm the fan and she's game for any live music. We picked up our tickets and watched the band sound check as well. The sound check was great, but I was a bit worried after seeing the M's. Wilco's sound was much better especially on the vocal end. The setlist was straight forward. I was hoping for Hell is Chrome (maybe E. Lansing). I was caught off guard by a new song first song out. A pretty ballad which someone aptly compared to Muzzle of Bees. The other new song Impossible Germany was ok, but I hope it's not the best song on the ne

Anyone who doesn't approve can have a talk with me out back!!!