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i'm putting my money on Ballad in Plain D

it would like a lot like this: http://www.themelesswonder.com/wilco.jpg

http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=30282 +10 points for beating analogman

Jonathan Richman - Springtime in New York

the 23 seconds of silence on summerteeth. that's really an impossible question i think

let it all be known that your link will work if you take the word 'check' off the end of the url. that's a wild performance, looks like a pretty unique concert. as for rocking harder than the current lineup, i'm gonna go ahead and disagree.

http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=29486 http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=30019

ah man so glad they played fake empire rather than one of the harder ones, thanks for the link

http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?sho...;hl=josh+ritter no one seemed to be interested

jay bennett is the most scotty-from-boogie-nights-look-a-liking guitarist of his generation. hyberbole? i don't think so.

ps, not the erectile dysfunction thread i was expecting. no? no one?

good god i have not heard those magic words spoken enough around here. thank you.

almost 100% of the time i feel that way, i go for Van Morrison's 'Astral Weeks.' its an album of unfathomable beauty that truly acts as a friend and will pull you through. i really hope you get to it, preferably with a good pair of headphones, because i am positive it will help. also see Van Morrison's 'Veedon Fleece' for a similar healing. also, here's lester bangs amazing exploration into the beauty of Astral Weeks: http://www.harbour.sfu.ca/~hayward/van/reviews/astral.html

i'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that i enjoy this show. its so bad its good, and the new previews with jeff tweedy as god are hilarious.

ahaha i always wondered whether anybody saw this

i don't think its gonna end up with fair results because it forces you to vote once in each of the two song categories

a year or two ago i remember seeing him playing bass in a female singers backing group (i forget who, anybody know?) on an episode of morning becomes eclectic on kcrw's website

hey, just found Richard Swift's Daytrotter session, and thought it would make a great free introduction to Swift for Wilco fans who are unfamiliar with him and are seeing him open for Wilco. these are fantastic solo versions of four of his amazing songs. enjoy. http://www.daytrotter.com/article/718/free...s-richard-swift

i'm going to guess this is in the key of A, and like yankee said, the first chord in that measure is an A major, then it switches to a D major, but all of the bass notes are A's, so i agree that the 'on A' probably just means a D/A, or that the guitar plays a D on top of the piano's A bass. just see what sounds best when you play with the band i guess. and yankee, i watched that BBC program last year and thought it was fantastic.

you sure? you're only one f away

im gonna go ahead and second africandover's post as well.

is my favorite wilco record by far and i can't explain how much i love it or how much of my soul is invested in it. and whoever said it needs another guitar player are you serious?? in my book its one of the greatest guitar records of all time.

thank you for that, jamesmercer. too bad its only about an hour long though.

when the f is that vincent moon film coming out already?

oh man sorry, i don't have the time, but just wanted to say i'm super glad someone else around here likes clem snide, one of my favorite bands and criminally under appreciated.