froggie

> I've got a real soft spot for that ^ album... some very underrated tune on it

funny enough, i'm having 1 or 2 right now as well!

> I agree. The seeds of today's Wilco are all in BT.

a great man once said "music is my saviour" certain tweedy lyrics have hit me deep down as well - been there and done that. welcome along!

show me love - robyn

bob dylan learns how to use his keyboard - damn this modern bullshit! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTW6HOh-JCg

i'm sure a-man will bring up previous BT apprecitation threads, but i agree with everyone above (except justin ) the album has everything on it, and more, that could have been expected form them at the time. i thought mermaid avenue was da bomb when i first heard it, but buying this one blew me away i was thinking a few days back that Feed of man could easily pass as a Being there outtake, if we didnt know the true story behind it

i got mine in the post yesterday

pay for my plane ticket and i will

my local pub had an open mic night late last year... i did Gun and Someday soon

isnt he only playing during parts of I'm trying to break your heart?

> NP: Wilco 5/23/95 Boulder CO got the dvd to that show??. if not i can send it to you. excellent pro-shot footage

> "Zombie" is, without doubt, terrible though. glad you said that. Ode to my family would be a top song if it didnt have those doo doo's in it

i never liked this one that much either until i saw live just recently. loved the live version and then listening to the studio one again after that, started loving that one too.... definately a grower

looks like Tampa Red doesnt want to show his face above... now it's

this only recently came in tv here... bought the dvd finally

bit of cheap red vino