welch79

AGREED!!!

Spiders is sort of a love or hate song isn't it? I started off listening to AGIB skipping the behemoth that is track 3 only to find myself now listening to it more and more. Spiders has grown on me more than any other song on the disc. Meanwhile, I'm a Wheel started off being a highlight for me on AGIB, now I find myself skipping it more often than not. Overall though, this has been a very dynamic album for me; it doesn't hit me the same way very often. ALTWYS is my favorite track on the album, closely followed by Company...ah hell, they're all good. I agree with some other posters tha

I can't stop listening to AGIB. I reached the point that I told myself that if I didn't stop listening to it so much, I would get tired of it. That was six months ago. Incredible disc top to bottom; it's getting better with age. I must admit that I trimmed off the feedback from "Less Than You Think" and added "Kicking Television" and "Panthers" to the end of the disc.

Thanks Oblivious for the posts. The newer, rearranged version of "Impossible Germany" is better I think. I like the solo in the middle, but, hey, I'll take it either way!

thanks for sharing this with me. a good show in good company.

yup!

who called the l8 gr8s

more???

tell 'em, jeff

kingpin

nice...i like it.

i wanted to go to see them at the ryman, but, alas, i am not independently wealthy and could not afford two back- to- back wilco shows.

DON"T FORGET THE FLOWERS!!! FREAKING AWESOME!!!

maybe i have and maybe i have

here's yer mermaid material

so what was the length on spiders?

i'm gonna go way out on a limb and say the show closer will be...muzzle of bees

here we go ladies and gents!!! on a private beach in michigan

cheer! cheer! come back out!!!

i'm keeping up with the setlist...what did they play after far, far away?

I might agree with you on that.

WAR ON WAR!!! My favorite...

Yup!

they played hell is chrome when i saw them in knoxville, tn. the song took on a new light live. great track. even better live and in person.

good call on the theologians