So Long

jeez, neither have I...and I'm 19...

I'm really into the Oscar Peterson Trio right now, NightTrain is amazing.

I'd just add O'Rourke to the lineup...because he's awesome

Got this in the ol' inbox today: Dear Jenny Scheinman show ticket holders: Nels Cline guitarist for tonight's Jenny Scheiman's show is replaced by Dave Tronzo, due to illness. If this is any problem, please contact the box office at 617-395-7757. Sincerely, The Regattabar ***************************************** The Regattabar at The Charles Hotel in the heart of Harvard Square

your name is Wilcohead, and you were gonna get a tattoo of Wilco on your head. bwaha..

Sadly enough, I'd have to agree with Louie B...and rhyme whilst doing so.

Ashes of American Flags

the dvd project seems so overwhelming at first.

You do realize Analogman has field days with threads like these...

Is there actually harmonica on All Downhill From Here?

Wilco- Sky Blue Sky Jim O'Rourke- Bad Timing Oscar Peterson Trio- Night Train Emmit Rhodes- Self titled Wilco- Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

Wilco is indeed my favorite band, followed by Elvis Costello, The Beatles, and Jim O'Rourke.

I definately think that YHF fits the music. It could be because of the documentary, though...

Not the "not the..." post YOU were expecting!

(Preface: Analogman, if you happen to stumble upon a post about this from months (or years?) ago, I apologize, I searched...) I've got the Being There vinyl up on my wall, and I have to say, it's the worst Wilco album art. Seems like a last minute thing... So, why not rate album art? YHF SBS AM AGIB ST BT

Via Chicago, Ashes of American Flags, On and On and On

I like it overall. I love the part at the end when Jeff's scream sparks a Fender Rhodes solo. Other than that, I usually skip it.

I'm pumped about the Boston show.

Overrated: Hummingbird Underrated: Muzzle of Bees.

I love Nels' solo on Side With The Seeds, but I'm gonna say the guitar solo at the end of Muzzle of Bees.

That's awesome! I've got a good one too: I went to the Pines and Boston shows this year, both times I sat close to this guy. I recognized him from last year's Pines show, and we sorta knew of eachother's general presence. Anyway, I work in a deli, and about two days ago I see a familiar face in line, it's the guy! He's wearing a Wilco shirt too, so we chatted it up about the shows for a bit. It was pretty cool.

I carry a messenger bag in Boston (for college). But in high school I had a big ol' Army style backpack. Weighed a ton.

that most I've paid to see Wilco is $36.50. The least I've paid was $11. I'd pay $45 for front row, and $75 to be in the band.