DAngerer09

can you just tell us? my dvd is a good 200 miles away from me right now...

i was thinking the same thing...

he will be missed, such a great talent responsible for much of the music i love. a shame he and jeff couldn't reconcile things. i think the band's next show will lean heavily on tunes that he played a large role in.

Yeah, I agree with you. I see what you mean.

with all respect to Jay, I don't think 99.9 percent of the media know/care who Jay Bennet is.

link?

check the liner notes on Ghost... he plays all over that thing.

Is there anything equivalent to AllMusic and IMDB for books out there? I feel like there should be.... any suggestions?

Pat's a great musician, but I miss O'Rourke's presence and influence. Just wondering what everyone else thinks. Take your pick.

you guys are nuts if you think singing along at a rock concert is not okay. if I'm going to see my favorite band rock out, I'm gonna be beltin' out the words the entire time. now, if its like a little quiet acoustic show, then that's different. but at a rock concert, if you are anywhere near the front, you can be singing your head off and no one is really going to hear you.

i think that's the kind of statement you could make for any of the guys besides Jeff in this band. All of them are capable of SO MUCH and they are all legit musicians in their own right who could front their own bands, write their own songs, etc. I mean, I would love to hear more of Jorgensen, Glenn and I would love it if Nels got to let loose a little moore. But, with so much talent jam packed into one band, I guess everyone isn't really going to shine on their own as much. does that make any sense?

listen to his drumming on Deeper Down. Great stuff.

AM- Too Far Apart BT1- Flowers BT2- Sunken Treasure ST- I'm Always in Love YHF- Pot Kettle Black ABIG- Muzzle of Bees SBS- Impossible Germany WTA- Deeper Down Mermaid- One by One

Hummingbird (Wilco Book) Theologians (live) - it was on some official release, some sort of b-side. maybe KT outtakes? i don't remember... Diamond Claw

positive little bits: - i love those distant sounding rim-shots (or whatever they are, I'm no percussion expert) that come in at 2:19 in Solitaire - i love the chord change/change in direction of the whole song at 1:06 in Deeper Down. There are so many good bits in this song, I'm not going to mention them all. - the intro to I'll Fight is fantastic - i like the double tracked vocals in Solitaire. negative bits: -one wing ends too abruptly- i know some of you prefer the more concise version, but that song could go on for at least another 30 seconds or minute and not be "excessive noodling."

Sorry, I had to do it. It was too easy.

Yeah, I agree. That's some of my favorite music of both of theirs.

is the link that mentions what he's talking about.

Worst song on the album for me. I agree with the person who said it sounds like an SBS outtake. Also agree with the person who said it sounds like a weak version of the "Comment" song from KT. It's just boring to me- no melody, no hooks, nothing musically interesting about it- to me.

i'll trade someone a what.cd invite for a waffles....

Muzzle of Bees I'm Always in Love Theologians

i love it. wish it was about a minute longer, just a little more jamming at the end would be nice. it ends so quickly...

I don't know. He had a huge hand in Ghost and played a lot on that album, basically a full time band member at that point. And knowing how he and Jeff have worked with Loose Fur, I only see it as a good thing when he is involved.

I love Wilco's current lineup and think its probably the most talented group of musicians they've had together at one time. The only guy I miss is O'Rourke. I wish he still had some hand in what they did with their albums- whether it be mixing them, producing them, engineering them, or playing whatever sound he wanted.

that's interesting to me, because those 2 are the worst for me (with You and I close) but yeah, definitely better than SBS. To me, the first four tracks are slam dunks and I love Solitaire and I'll Fight.