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Yaz Rock

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  1. Wow Shug. Amazing story.

     

    yeah that was epic. I didn't expect the part about staying four days and surfing anyway, I would have bagged whatever there was to bag and said "F- it." Good for you to stick it out and get something good out of the trip.

     

     

  2. Well not technically a solo I suppose; It's Glenn's opportunity to beat the shit out of his drums which is kind of a solo (he never really gets one ever.)

     

    Then again solos are not done without any other musicians playing, so yea, it is kind of a solo.  He is the main instrument playing during that part of the song.

     

    LouieB

    LOL, I just meant I don't even notice the drums over the noise jam. . I love Via Chicago, might be my favorite Wilco tune ever, but I can't stand the noise there.  I've gotten more tolerant of it, the last few times though, I just brace myself for it.

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    3. Mermaid Avenue 1 & 2 (kind of cheating to include both)

     

     

    Not really. Weren't all those songs recorded at the same time? it's essentially a double album they spread out over two releases. On that note, a compilation of songs recorded for but not included on YHF (side B on my maxell cassette copy of the album) would actually be "1b" if YHF is my "1a", if counted seperately.

     

    Rob

  4. Has everyone had their Front Gate account switched to Crowd Surge yet? I haven't gotten the email with the transfer instructions, so I'm getting a little concerned about being able to do the presale in two days...I'm wondering if opening up a new Crowd Surge account will allow me to do the presale or if it HAS to be done via the Wilcoworld email...

     

    The original email from Wilco states that they did the transfer for us. The email i got had my email address for login purposes and a newly created password. Doesn't seem like there is anything else to do.

  5. Recently I drove from TN to Solid Sound and people thought I was crazy.

     

    Heh, I've actually driven to/from Tennessee two summers in a row now (from NY). This year I actually got a far as Little Rock. The rest of the world is great, but I love being able to just get in a car and be "Where do I want to go today?" and six hours later be there. Pretty much how my last couple road trips have been.There's lots of cool stuff to see in this country.

  6. Pat Sansoneia
    Mike Keyswalker
    Salacious Cline

    Obi-Wan Glennkotche
    John Snootles (Lead vocalist of the Max Rebo Band in Return of the Jedi.)

    (or Grand Moff Stirattin?)

     

    Sorry. Really bad.

  7. Rhino, I've never noticed a sound difference in colour vs no colour. And if you want black there's always the black version available. Options for different folks is never a bad thing. :)

     

    "Any customer can have a vinyl record produced in any color that s/he wants so long as it is black."

    -Henry Fordilco

     

  8. I love New Brunswick. Fundy National Park is amazing, definitely spend a few days there. PEI is nice too, but more laid back - not much "to do" but very beautiful, enjoyable countryside.

     

    Sicily was awesome. I visited Palermo, Catania, Siracusa, and Taormina. You could easily spend a whole week or more just on that little island. They even have concerts in the anicent amphitheater at Taormina, Mark Knopfler seems to stop there often nowadays.

     

    Haven't been to your other destinations. Easter Island and my ancestral hometown in Slovakia are my bucket list places.

  9. LOL, Bear's Choice. That was one of the first albums I got. Still like that one.

     

    Reckoning, yes,a very good reccomendation.

     

    I would think that anyone under the age of 40 started with In The Dark  =0   Touch, T. Stones, Black Muddy River.... good stuff.

  10. It was great and fun and I'm glad I was there for it... but I thought some of the song choices odd, and there were not many big singalongs (which I kinda thought they were going for?), or if there were appropriate songs, did the audience choose to keep quiet so they could hear the show? And also no real rarities. I wonder if they would do a plugged-in acoustic show (MTV Unplugged style) if that would make the sound bigger, and elicit more audience participation.

     

     

    Still, I'd be up for it again, now that I have a certain level of expectation.

  11. Well, they actually played 94 across to be precise, according to setlist.fm, across the five shows. Subtract 10 for 2 drumz/space each night, and it was 84. but, point taken! I listened to Scarlet Begonias from this weekend a few times in a row last night, thought it was awesome. Agreed on some of the not-so-well-chosen song selections too.

     

    I wonder if anyone dissing Trey (not here, but on the interwebs in general) has really thought out what a herculean task this was for Trey.  They played 180+ tunes in a space of what, 9 days?

    I can't imagine how exhausted his brain must be at this point....

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