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I have one extra ticket to Scranton for tomorrow night. I'm going to the show so I can meet outside. I am charging $35. Thats a whopping savings of $3.50. If someone lives in Scranton or extremely close to it and has a couch for me to crash on, they have a FREE ticket. avilapidus@hotmail.com

Great show with lots of energy. I'm curious why Jeff never mentions that the audience always turns the YOU CAN COMBINE ANYTHING YOU WANT verse of Jesus, Etc... into YOU CAN COME BY ANYTIME YOU WANT?

I was looking to find the date of the Lewiston, NY show from this summer when I stumbled across this thread. It struck my curiosity. Now an hour later, I have found the Wilcobase.com (awesome) website, and completed the list with some comments. Now it is an essay, but it was fun. Thank you to WilcoBase.com, without it I would never have been able to compile the dates of the shows. This is like my own personnel timeline of listening to Wilco. 2002-10-18 Wilco Roseland Ballroom New York, NY First Wilco show, General Admission, need I say more. 2002-10-22 Wilco Electric Factory Phil

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1 or 2 for Montclair, NJ Either Night. I know this isn't the place to complain, so I'm sorry for the next part if you choose to read it. Wilco shows are becoming increasingly difficult to get tickets too. I'm happy for their new found popularity, but at the same time annoyed how scalpers are ready at the gun to purchase tickets. I wasn't lazy in trying to buy my tickets. I missed the pre sale because i wasn't at a computer during work, so that's my fault. Then I wasn't quick enough for when they went on sale to the public. I was going to buy them from a scalper because there ar

True fan here, I'd love to go to a Toronto Wilco show. I'd be coming from Buffalo, NY. Hopefully the ticket is still available. avilapidus@hotmail.com

wilco setlist picture is in the right order. Just take out Candy Floss and replace Hoodo Voodo for You Never Know.

Pet Peeves: 1) Cell phones/cameras at concerts. It is so damn distracting sitting behind people that constantly put their arms in the air trying to get a photo or video and then watch their footage back during the show. When Jeff had the young lady strum along during Spiders some dude was taking shots of himself with Jeff as the backdrop. Jeff just shook his head and didn't look impressed that this cool moment in the show was being upstaged by this knobs self-portrait. Put the cameras away people and enjoy the show. I couldn't agree more with this entire post. I'm glad someone else

need two tickets for rochester. please email me at avilapidus@hotmail.com if you can help out. Thanks. SCRATCH THAT. GOT TICKETS. THANKS STEVE, YOU R THE MAN

email sent. Hopefuly tix not all sold

Thank god for the webcast. I was willing to pay some good money for this show. Then I see the cheapest ticket forsale online is over $200. Missed the sale because of work. It would of been cheaper for me to miss a day of work without pay and stay home to get the tickets. This shows going to be great so atleast I can watch it online.