froggie

Dylan

Wilco show

Dinner with jeff

Blonde on blonde

The fact that they aren't on film together anywhere else makes it worthy of being shown, if for no other reason than that.

they're coming home again in a month

anyone wanna set up a trade for it? .. still BT-challenged (toreents, that is )

Anyhoo, my question is this: What do you all think of Nels' addition to their live sound? Is it better or just different and incomparable, like two different bands?

only seen them once in 2003 with leroy..

i love nels' lap steel playing on tunes like airline and mountain bed... thats pretty much it.

hmm, john takes the lead now by 1 vote

My grandma is older than the planet Pluto. What the hell.

so is mine... 86 years old!

well, 76 years is an average lifespan for someone

WOAH.. if you like the leaked version, the official release has great sound.

it came out in australia today, so i ducked down to the shop as soon as it opened to scab a copy. the sound is much more spread out than on the leaked one. i'm listening to it with fake surround sound on my comuter and its mighty impressive. just wait till i put in the proper stereo later

excellent album if you like old-time pop/crooning, 12 bar blues and some tunes that sound new even to the dylan catalogue

Acuff Rose is now listed on the tracklist on Wilcoworld!

K-Mart

happy birthday jeff!.. thanks for all the great music

next time you come down here again, i'll throw my own party for ya...

i've heard a few versions and its a hard one to decipher. sometimes it does sound like "one light"..

didnt someone here recently say they saw it written as "what light" on a setlist?.... i might have been pissed at the time

bob dylan - rotterdam, 4 jun 1984

i finally might get to see the abyss!

looks like it'll be a goodie...

Nonesuch Records will release Sunken Treasure: Live in the Pacific Northwest, a performance DVD by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, on October 24. The disc includes performances and conversations gathered over five nights on Tweedy

nice shake up in the setlist today as well (thanks to bill pagel):

Reading, Pennsylvania

First Energy Stadium

August 23, 2006

1. Cat's In The Well

2. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere

3. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum

4. Lay, Lady, Lay

5. Watching The River Flow

6. High Water (For Charley Patton)

7. Not Dark Yet

8. Tangled Up In Blue

9. Make You Feel My Love

10. Highway 61 Revisited

11. Lenny Bruce

12. Summer Days

(encore)

13. Like A Rolling Stone

14. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35

i like it... there' some info below.

wilco dont really come on till the second half.. and they perform a killer Hoodoo voodoo with bragg at the end

http://archive.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=23163

http://archive.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=6963

http://archive.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=1324

heh, today was the first time in months i needed an umbrella... finally some nice rain down here.. plus starting to hit 20'C every now and then....

http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/~martins/sen_...oody_debris.pdf

Over rated? Uh... Without Tweedy there is no Wilco. Correct me if i'm wrong but didn't Jeff start and organize the band?

.. until nels took over

Note: I do not own Mermaid Avenue II. But also, my ranking does not mean I do not love their albums because compared to most bands they have a fantastic discography that is hard to match.

its worth the price of admission alone for feed of man and mountain bed