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After having been lucky enough to have seen a Tweedy solo show and having a few live discs of his I have this to say. Some of the performances on Sunken are amazing and some are ok. Theologians being perhaps my least favorite performance of a great song ever. But I do think that the DVD is an attempt at recreating the feeling of being at the show and I think that it suceeds. An acoustic solo show is far different than a rock concert. At a rock concert it is all about bombast and in your face music that completely surounds you. And for the most part unless some jackass is right next to yo

I was just able to DL two songs so fast and now its slow as heck.

Ah, you know. Complaining it's something to do. It passes the time. It relieves the frustration. It vents... Oh and misery loves company.

First off: Yes but free would imply that you would have to do nothing to recieve it. As you say yourself "if you buy the product" and seeing as how you NEED to purchase said DVD to recieve them there is a cost involved ie not exactly free. And second: "I don't see anywhere in the press release where it says that they're going to be availabe within any specific time frame." It's funny that you had mentioned this because as I was writing my previous post it occured to me to mention that but I didn't and left my self open to your comment. But I have to agree and that is why I am not

"The audio tracks of all the songs featured on the DVD also will be available for anyone who purchases Sunken Treasure to download for free." As stated in the press release means that essentially they are NOT free, but are included as part of buying the DVD. To me this is like 4th grade reading comprehension. What's the issue here? You have to buy something to get them, ie they are not free. There is no additional cost after purchasing the DVD but they are essentially packaged as one product. As for the technical difficulties, I think everyone has a right to bitch and moan if they like

I have to agree as to the talent of said drummer. I was lucky enough to see him open for a Tweedy solo show here in NYC last year and it was fantastic. I never really though that sitting and watching a drummer solo for 40 minutes could be so entertaining. Although I do have a Max Roach record and that stuff is quite melodic and its all precussion. Needless to say Glenn adds an important dynamic to the band. Though the Glenn = Wilco stuff is a little over the top. I mean they wouldn't be as good without him but... they woudl still be Wilco. Honestly though I downloaded the YHF Engineer's