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i think it'll probably grow you on the end...i thought it kicked ass right off the bat though same guy as comets on fire

you dont like the vocals? i think ethan has an awesome voice.

ah jes that was me thanks again

no worries, louie. nice to meet ya

most of the year

we met briefly in the balcony. i'm that short guy who was with dave and leann all week. in fact you are blocking out my face in one of those crowd shots

see you there!

hell yeah. i've yet to see the NCsingers

http://www.myspace.com/howlinrain seriously people, listen.to.this.band.

i'm surprised this was ever in question

seeing them at the park west and can't freaking wait amorica is definitely the best crowes record

woo hoo!

any word on night 5? i'm not set up to torrent right now. thanks for tagging this shite...such a pain

this has been one of the most satisfying musical experiences of my life, and for as much as i love wilco i never expected to enjoy 4 shows in 5 nights to the extent i did. the band is in peak form and it appears tweedy has finally come to terms with the other two "eras" prior to the current setup. "sunken treasure" and "one by one" were the most perfect way to begin the final evening. i'd been waiting for both all week and was not let down. "one by one" is such a beautiful piece which captures woody's lyrics brilliantly. "side with the seeds" is always a pleasure to hear "Pieholden Su

thanks!

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i have been OBSESSED with this band for all of 2008. they are phoenominal below is a review i wrote of their new disc which comes out in a few weeks... Howlin Rain

much different show than saturday, which is not a bad thing. the entire evening had a different, more melancholy feel showcasing a lot of beautiful sad songs. jeff seemed to be singing directly to his wife sue at a few different points of the evening. he was so comfortable all night chatting it up and found an odd flow of sad song>jokes>sad song>jokes>etc for a bit. "how to fight lonliness" was a highlight for me. such a beautiful song and i thought andrew bird's fiddle part was a welcome addition. "via chicago" never ceases to completely floor me. such a beautiful song wi

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summer 74 and may 77 are my favorites

thanks for the review. i'd love to see levon.

nope in the balcony

one of the best concerts i've ever been a part of