fuzzy sun

i was just wondering if anyone got a chance to see them and what your thoughts were. i was blown away by lee.

i think that the music of miles davis or any of his sidemen from 69 to 74 is some of the greatest music ever called jazz. but i am a miles freak and that is just an opinion. big fun,on the corner,live-evil, and get up with it are nice miles records. i like extrapolation by john mclaughlin but i think that's a late sixties record. herbie's late sixties early seventies stuff is fun. weather reports first couple of albums were interesting too. I LOVE MILES sorry

it's usually around $40-50 on ebay.

saw it at a couple of shows but didn't buy. i was wondering if it was still for sale at shows. i've heard that it sounds great but am not sure if it's worth the ebay price.

thank you very much,mastershake. i'm the one who want's some new jeans!

sorry for doing that twice. i'm stupid.

could someone please post the version from the wilco site? the one with the full band.

could someone please post the version from the wilco site? the one with the full band.

bill fay-piano,vocals jeff tweedy-guitar jim o'rourke-bass leroy bach-organ,synth,second guitar,whatever glenn kotche-drums or nels cline-guitar jim o'rourke-piano darin gray-bass tim barnes and glenn kotche-drums and percussion

wishful thinking pot kettle black i am trying to break your heart should've been in love impossible germany handshake drugs magazine called sunset sunken treasure you are my face i'm always in love why would you wanna live muzzle of bees in a future age sky blue sky more like the moon

if anyone felt like sharing this version that would be great

thanks that's what i thought i like it on IATTBYH with the band

i just wondered if the version from the demo's was with or without the full band

could someone help me with finding the album? i would truly appreciate it.