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i voted for the Doors, but based only on Morrison Hotel and LA Woman. i love those to death, but dont think much of their earlier stuff

JT - park west, 13 Sep 2000

nearly $1.50 a litre

happy birthday give my regards to the bear

especially Lets hear it for rock n roll

how does his voice sound these days?

happy birthday!

Don Henley - vocals Jeff Tweedy - guitar Flea - bass Bruce Hornsby - keyboards/piano John Bonham - drums

> Do you have a recording of these three songs like this? they havent been done in this sequence before. but someone could easily merge live versions of these together to hear how they'd sound. prefereble from 2003 live versions, although spiders will sound different to now

cool pics, brianne!. that toilet looks like it belongs in a 5-star hotel

no studio version yet.... just the live one

it seems to be retired for the full band since 2003, but jeff still plays at his solo shows. i miss it too.

did anyone make it up to byron? one of my local barmaids went up there and reckons they played Hotel Arizona (among the usual tunes)

so, where has Impossible Germany been heard today?

> Good Lord, maybe it's a good thing I wasn't there (" So you're MB, eh?"). nearly been there and done that > Me babbling incoherently: we can tell by the look on jeff's face! sounds like it was a great night for all of you!

happy birthday, old fart!

happy birthday bro!

here's some pics from our intimate gathering.. ps: on the 2nd last one, john's checking out our "slightly" wet weather outside

i finally got a chance to scan these interviews with Mikael. they were done just before the australian tour... enjoy

an australian dixie cup drinker wishes you a happy birthday!

its not a tab, but they have this version at gumbopages: http://www.gumbopages.com/music/wilco/songs/at.my.window.txt

belated happy birthday!

no new songs since SBS came out. during the residency, a lot of the older stuff could be considered as "new", being played with the current line-up.

> Some of the Led Zeppelin soundboards I've heard are horrible in this respect thats the main reason why the 1980 tour is looked down upon. most shows are sterile soundboards. the are a few audience recordings that change peoples minds real quick. it was very underrated. brussels, rotterdam, and i think munich are the audience recordings circulating. > So, I just listened to the 4/21/07 Sydney sbd (I don't know that recording's history), but while the mix might not be perfect, > it is good trade-off for me to have the crispness and presence of the instruments if you like the