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This is the best song i've heard in 2009 hands down...its already made into my Wilco top 5 and rising. Its a 4 minute panic attack and I love it.

I thought most of the shows did....but I'll nominate Dan Auerbach, same label, it would make sense.

what always amuses me is that people somehow think that because Nels joined they stopped being an alt-country band or something...If anything he's brought that aspect back a little with his slide playing. Tweedy was taking the band in that direction no matter what....Nels just came along at the perfect time and this band clicked.

I feel like it has Sgt Pepper elements and thats why I love it.

Nels was born to be in Wilco...I can't think of another guitar player that fits their style anymore....my interest in this band jumped bigtime again when he joined.

Lonnie Mack

Buddy Guy

Eddie Floyd

Carla Thomas

thank you!

i found the link, now i'm downloading the file.

I'm searching google and nothing? can you give me hint or send? would love to hear this michael.panico@gmail.com thanks!

michael.panico@gmail.com

would love it if someone could send this to me..thanks!

Lonnie Mack

Earl Hooker Jr.

Steve Cropper

James Burton

Buddy Guy

I live in MA and will probably go to the Lowell show but i'm pumped about the Portland, ME show....if i'm not mistaken this is a little mini festival they have.

Neil is always relevant to me. You take his bad records with all the good but the one he put out with the Harvest DVD was really good. He still sounds great and has a lot of good music in him.

I don't think Bob is as much. He just doesn't sound that good and I really can't think of a good record he's put out since Time out of Mind...but we'll see on this new one.

funny I read this yesterday and thought about seeing Wilco at the Agganis arena a few years back and my girlfriend and I witnessed this exact same thing. This couple in front of us (like 2nd row) could not stop making out and like slow dancing. We couldn't stop commetting on it...it was like there was no concert playing at all for them...they were in their own world and annoying the crap out of everyone around them.

I love that system...last time Tweedy played there I had front row Dead Center tix.

loving the new record..can't wait to see him next month!

I saw him a few years ago in Memphis with Hubert Sumlin..and actually ran into him at the Memphis Airport....great to see his still performing. Unreal piano player.

awesome....I went to MSG for NYE and it was the best show I think i've seen in my life. These guys are amazing.

This show was nothing short of EPIC. what a great time.

I'm there heading to the train station soon...this is going to be awesome!

what a great show...I thought Wilco put on one of the best opening sets i've ever seen...they just came out and rocked. Neil was incredible.

Irish Times is close by on Main St and there are a TON of them on Green St which is nearby. The Banner (Green St) is a sports-like bar that serves food too tho I'm not sure what time the kitchen part closes. And there's an Uno's right across the street from the DCU.

 

Also, if you're not already on music overload there's a music hall called the Lucky Dog on Green if you want to check that out after.

Thanks...I'll probably head to one of these places.

anyone know a good bar close to the venue to meet up at?

That's funny - I was just about to post that I saw them at the Agganis Arena in Boston and it was probably my least favorite of all of the Wilco shows I have seen. It had more to do with the venue than the band, but it (the venue) was big and sterile and security was really strict about people staying in their seats.

Well that might be true. I had like 2nd row seats so I guess I didn't really notice any of that. I just thought the show was great, one of the better sets I've seen them do. Jeff was in the best mood i've ever seen him in. He was messing with the people up front. BU gave him a BU Hockey Jersey with his name on the back and they ended with I Shall Be Released not to mention MMJ opened. It actually probably goes down as my favorite Wilco show and I've seen them a bunch. I've also seen a bunch of other shows there (White Stripes, Pixies) and I liked it as a venue.

I saw them at the Agganis Arena in Boston and I actually thought it was one of the better shows I've seen them do. I think their music translates really well in Arenas.

So weird I just listened to this album this morning for the first time in like 2 years. I feel the same way whoever wrote this does. I can also see Tweedy loving U2. Their early stuff was great but ATYCLB is also a solid album.

Bump for this since I just got my Floor tix! can't wait.