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This is just so sad. What a loss.

How could you pass up this deal?

AM - Casino Queen BT1 - Red Eyed and Blue BT2 - Sunken Treasure ST - Via Chicago YHF - Pot Kettle Black AGIB - Hell Is Chrome KT - At Least That's What You Said SBS - You Are My Face W(TA) - Solitaire MA1 - California Stars MA2 - Airline to Heaven

My first attempt at this. Feedback most welcome. You Never Know - Wilco Standard Tuning - Capo at 2nd Fret (?) Intro / Verse Riff: G C/G G C/G G C/G G e|-3-----3--3-----3--3------3-3-3-3-3--| b|-0-----1--0-----1--0----0h1-1-1-1p0--| g|-0-----0--0-----0--0------0-0-0-0-0--| d|-0-----2--0-----2--0----0h2-2-2-2p0--| a|-2-----x--2-----x--2------x-x-x-x-2--| e|-3-----3--3-----3--3------3-3-3-3-3--| G C/G G Come on children You're acting like children C/G G C/G G Every generation Thinks it's the end of the world [Riff] G C/G G Well all you fat followers Get fi

Well, I invested in the first 1200 pages, might as well finish off the last measly 600.

My favorite non-canonical Wilco song; but alas, does not meet criteria (as far as I know).

Pleasures: The sweet/simple acoustic guitar paired with the lovely melody of Solitaire The acoustic intro to Let

Just picked this up for 9.99 at Best Buy today as wel. They also had Bon Iver "For Emma" for $7.99 (late to the party, I know, but better late than never).

A Magazine Called Sunset Venus Stopped the Train Cars Can't Escape

Ahhhh.... the quirky 1960s Gibbys. Here is my 1970 Dove:

Try putting it in "code" tags.

I am always surprised at how many donut/Chinese food places there are.

I agree 99% of what was posted above. I added the lyrics and altered some chord names (we can argue those until the cows come home, I know; but I see the bridge as walking bass notes, not different chords. YMMV), adjusted capo position and added a slight variation to the solo. Let me know what you guys/gals think. A MAGAZINE CALLED SUNSET Tuning (low to high): 6 = E, 5 = A, 4 = D, 3 = G, 2 = B, 1 = E capo at 2nd fret (all chords relative to this position) Chords: ............ D - xx0232 ........ Dsus2 - xx0230 ............ G - 320033 ........... Bm - x24432 ............ E - 022100 .....

I have heard nothing but good things about Seagull. However, I have never played one myself. Of the guitars in your price range (+/-), the one I have played and like was this one: Epi MB No dread boomy-ness, solid wood construction. This would be my choice. BTW, I have a Taylor 110 (lowest end full size), and really like the feel and playability. The arched back gives some serious volume. But tone-wise, a little weak (due to laminate wood). But worth checking out.

My track-by-track review: Wilco (The Song). This is an enjoyable little up-beat rocker song done in the best tongue-in-cheek style that Tweedy has a fondness for (like Kicking Television, The Late Greats or I

Hell Is Chrome Pot Kettle Black Via Chicago

My attempt at the intro. Let me know what you think. Capo 3: relative to the capo Intro: e|------0-------0-------0-----------|----------------------------| b|-0h1--1--0h1--1--0h1--1-----------|----------------------------| g|-0h2--2--0h2--2--0h2--2--0h2-0----|----------------------------| d|------2-------2-------2--------2-0|----0h2-2p0-----0h2-0-------| a|------0-------0-------0-----------|-3------------3-------3--2--| e|----------------------------------|----------------------------| e|---0h1--0--0h1--0--0h1p0----------|----------------------------| b|-----3--3----3--3----3----3-------

I love playing this song solo acoustic

Me, too.

I am still digesting the record. It's gonna have to sit with me for a few weeks before I think I can formulate a Real Opinion on W(TA). I rarely like records on the first few spins. That said, I do have one initial thought: W(TA) has made me appreciate SBS more than I thought I did.

Can't wait for someone to post the intro to this song. It is one of the musical highlights of the new record, IMHO.