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i viewed it as a simple appreciation of age and the life he's lived so far. in the midst of a nostalgic memory of youth. that's wrong of course. haha.

yeah, $21 bucks here at Virgin.

most likely playing What Light. my wildcard is You Are My Face (but that ain't gonna happen)

goddamn, Nels's solo on the video of "Impossible Germany" is incredible. especially at 13:30. the man is a maniac. i almost want to kiss him. haha.

you must have missed my Yes post. haha. pretty damn conceptual.

for those that love the album, as i do, and think the review is bullshit, what can you do? pitchfork should not be taken seriously. they're not the be-all and end-all. that's what keeps them going, peoples general hatred/love for them. people taking them way too seriously then they probably should. i personally think that if a website that reviews music is getting most of its acclaim by its outrageous and unfair ratings, then it's doing both a good job, in the business, money money money sense, and a bad job, in the only sense that should matter.

word.

the way Jeff sings "That's just something that I have to get used to..." is heartbreakingly beautiful. (and the way he holds "to" and Jay's bit on the piano) this is very quickly becoming one of my favorite Wilco songs. i didn't think much of it until two days ago. goddamn. and yes, this would work perfectly live. they need to bring it back.

he lied to us! haha. thanks for the truth jada.

82/100

"Yeah, I just drove by Warsaw and then onto Irving to scope it out. Already people at both camping out. I asked at Irving and they said they only got a small amount of tickets and the number of people already out there is more than they got so Irving is out. Warsaw got the bulk and so that is where I am on to. Good Luck to everyone" - some dude on BrooklynVegan boy am i glad i got that presale ticket.. that right there is exactly why i hardly go to shows anymore or strive to buy tickets to them. especially here in nyc. it feels like it's a race, like i can't comfortably buy tickets, all

never been to one. my first will be the Warsaw show coming up and shit am i excited haha. really fun reading everyones stories though

totally. i was going to. don't really know why i didn't.

hahah.

Roman Candle Elliott Smith Either/Or XO Figure 8 Rufus Wainwright Poses Want One Want Two Release The Stars A Woofer In Tweeter's Clothing Kimono My House Propaganda Indiscreet Big Beat Here Come The Warm Jets Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) Another Green World Discreet Music Before and After Science

hahah imagine.

very much so.

i sure hope not* haha.

is the CD-DVD not going to be widely released? i sure hope so.

interesting. thanks for that.

haha.

one of my favorite albums that just happens to be a concept album. somehow the idea of each of the four tracks being 20+ minutes long doesn't phase me. one of the very few albums i've ever heard in which the sound is so spacial, so colossally driven, so expansively beautiful. it's total beauty. every guitar bit, every keyboard run, every drum roll, every bass groove, every vocal delivery. good shit.

kevin ayers - joy of a toy miles davis - in a silent way yes - tales from topographic oceans brian eno - taking tiger mountain (by strategy) gastr del sol - camoufleur hard to pick just five. there are tons of others. but yeah, i'd choose those.

nice, i'm listening to One True Vine. the piano is sweet. the song is sweet. sweet.