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hmm. i love that tune. if George Harrison was alive and heard it, he'd be banging his head against the wall, thinking 'why didnt i write this for the Wilburys?'. it's got his voice and guitar all over it and it sounds like Jeff Lynne was a fly on the wall when they recorded/mixed it. i find this album better than TWL, but opinions are like arseholes - everyone's got one!

here's a few (4 tracks) from the new one coming up.. sounds better than the last one of 'swingy' covers, 12 minutes of it www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBbyRmtFrcg

i've always loved this one... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68cbjlLFl4U

i read that one of his drummers from 70's just died a few days ago

Jeff Tweedy VS Paul.... who remembers more Wilco shows? pity you coudnt make to any of the Australian shows!

Ed Kuepper & Mark Dawson!

there is video footage of her here: http://pitchfork.com/news/64288-tweedy-cover-david-bowies-queen-bitch-with-courtney-barnett-in-melbourne/?mbid=social_twitter

phew, just got home. great show as usual. the setlist above is spot on. some people from here took a pic of it if they want to post it. one thing i noticed was that the songs from Tweedy sound a lot more powerful when done on stage. to me, the album sounds a bit stale, but now they've come alive. spencer sounds a lot more forceful. some funny moments came up. there was jeff hearing a baby crying at one point and that caught him by surprise. also pretty early in the set, jeff noticed a bunch of people in the middle that kept ducking off to the toilet while pushing past everyone else. "do yo

coming tonight?. i'm just about head off now. front row, seat 8 - should be good

woops, my mistake. i saw some small videos just now and it looks like it'll be great tonight!

I wasnt there tonight, but thanks to Darryl White, this seemed to have been the setlist as played: Hazel Fake Fur Coat Diamond Light Flowering Summer Noon World Away New Moon High As Hello Wait For Love Love like A Wire Low Key Nobody Dies Anymore ------ I Am Trying To Break your Heart One Wing New Madrid Remember The Mountain Bed Hummingbird Lost Love Hate It Here Radio King Passenger Side I'm The Man who Loves you Only The lord Knows Losing End California Stars Five Years bring on tonight for me!

they're not as good as people say or think. i'll be glad to see the back of them

i got a good laugh out of the crazy biatch on 'divorce court'. apparently the most ungrateful woman in the world, apparently, but hillarious.

Brian Epstein?, but George sure knew how tiddle the nobs

if the time and place is right, i can see Leroy joining on a couple of tunes, but it is a long shot. who know whether they're in the audience anyway, again depending on time and place

that's what i was thinking!

tulip + video + flabby + coupon = UPBEAT

"fuck the grammys!" - jeff tweedy

the 78 tour got way better/stronger as the year went on. there'ss a popular bootleg from Charlotte in november of that year which is way better than budokan, and it has really good sound quality

but it is a good song!

i read that when SL was originally record, they sat around together in a a studio while recording, so all the instruments bled into eachothers microphones, which gave it that muddy sound (which i dont mind). when the 1999 remaster came out, they managed to separate them from eachother. i've also got a soft spot 'we better talk this over'

maybe Jeff should play Monkey Mess to prove them wrong

i once had a setlist snatched out of my hands after the show and the bastard did a runner and refused to give it back. another vc'er that was approached him and he still refused to hand it back. plus he was being a show-off dick throughout the show

King of vice - Ed Kuepper Achilles last stand - Led Zeppelin Like a rolling stone - Bob Dylan Dirty life and times - Warren Zevon

it's actually my fave dylan tune! oh and it looks like a new DVD coming out soon. - MusiCares person of the year 2015 www.uncut.co.uk/news/new-bob-dylan-dvd-release-confirmed-67475