theashtraysays

we're not at 1000 posts yet... need more songs!

Do you know all the words by heart?

 

 

 

(I don't! )

Um, no... but I do know that the cowbell is highly under appreciated in this one.

I think I know this one!

"Thanks You Everywhere" on the streamsite??

stream's getting a little choppy at my house

hey ho

I spose that means the acoustic set is over...

Cry!! Still can't even access the website...

really not missing that much. just the usual.

these are some really nice arrangements.

Slide guitar...not all acoustic.....just stripped down.

thanks

DOOR PRIZES!!!!

so what's the thing that sounds like a slide guitar in the acoustic set?

are we in the acoustic set?

mine's back

Nope

Damn. First Butler, now this...

Rough week up there, eh? And now tornadoes?

This will not do.... (CALL THE SCHOOLMASTER!!)

waiting to hear some more pipe/train whistle-calliope thingy...

I think I just heard that!

Thanks kids. I like this one.

Hey Vince! Glad you made it!

 

Are you in the US of A tonight? or some exotic foreign land?

Hiya. Home sweet home.

Hi. Kinda forgot about this, but seems that I'm in time for the acoustic set...

i made a via chicago group on the ESPN Tournament Challenge website, so if you want to enter your bracket, do it HERE

Hey, are we doing this again?

They were also in Lexington (same mini-tour, I think) and I saw them. Glenn played much of Mobile (with crickets!), and chatted a little. He went to the University of Kentucky here, so it was a bit of a homecoming for him. Played in the same hall where he did his recital, I think he said. I think he played an hour or so. Nels played a little less than that. Then they played a couple long-ish pieces together. I wasn't familiar with Nels' non-Wilco stuff so it was pretty interesting. Sparse crowd, really nice evening. You're definitely in for a treat.

Love Over Gold is one of my top 20 LPs alltime. Telegraph Road is the very definition of "epic".

+1

I don't listen to it all that often; gotta be in the right mood and have time to spin it front to back. But when I do, I enjoy it immensely.

I've heard mostly bad things, but a couple good. Our local music critic (Hi Walter) liked it. I like his solo stuff, and I thought Up was very good from his recent work. You guys are seldom off the mark as a group, and even less timid. So...

Is it worth my ten bucks?