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2 hours ago, Cajun said:

Bands do album tours and  don't have problem playing other songs. U2 did joshua tree and played 2 hours wtf ?

The promotion for tour says they will play foxtrot plus hits from catalog hope everyone is healthy 

Springsteen has also toured multiple albums and somehow also figured out the magic trick of playing more songs to, I dunno, not make it a 70 minute set. 
 

If they use this formula all five nights in NYC that’s just a bold move, not sure what else to call it. 

70 minutes? Okey dokey 

Just saw this great #ad promoting the fantastic #synergy between #wilco and #foxtrotmarket for the Yankee Hotel Foxtrot© shows!

I know of one for 12/12, let me know if you still need one.

If anyone is still looking for a single 12/12 please PM me your email. Thanks!

I am also looking for one Friday if everyone else in this thread is taken care of. Thanks!

So ... am I the only one who wants to hear the full track of the commercial version?

A simple request (for a not so simple item) for a single ticket to any show in Chicago. My wife and I are due with our first child shortly before this run starts so I held off on the on sales but I've realized I can't let these all pass by without seeing the band once.

I'm happy to accommodate any offer as needed and would gladly buy you a beer (or numerous) at any show I am lucky enough to attend. Thanks for your consideration.

Best,

Kevin

I have not really had a desire to listen to music for several weeks. I ran across this show today:

 

Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20

 

I am getting into it somewhat. It is a great show.

Check out 9/19/1970 from that same run - a legendary and truly ridiculous second set (actually the third set, given the NRPS intermission).

Morning Dew, Me And My Uncle, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, Cold Rain And Snow, Easy Wind, Sugar Magnolia, Dark Star > Saint Stephen > Drums > Not Fade Away > Darkness Jam > China Cat Jam > Not Fade Away > Turn On Your Lovelight

I thought this was pretty funny ... one of my favorite bands, local (Chicago) favorites Umphrey's McGee was just made honorary citizens of Madison, and Wilco's recent crowning as citizens of the same city was even name-checked in Umphrey's' proclamation:

(in the 5th WHEREAS: "WHEREAS, recently another Chicago-based band, Wilco, was given the esteemed honor of citizenship having only played Madison 13 times (fewer than Umphrey's McGee's concerts at the Barrymore alone)"

A rather simple solution to this is making all pit/best seats will call, and requiring the purchaser to show a credit card and ID when picking them up. Arcade Fire used this to great effect a couple years ago.

Does anyone know when Jeff is scheduled to be on stage? I believe last year was the first year they moved his appearance to the second day, and I'm wondering if that will continue.

Thank you - I searched the intertubes and the Second City website but could only find news on past years events. Looking forward to the 2009 version!

Bump ... anyone have any idea if Second City has set a date for Letters to Santa this year?

If you have time time and resources to do the Zurich > Italy > Amsterdam portion I would absolutely choose that over staying in London, as you'd be seeing some seriously beautiful parts of Europe.

I thought both nights of Alpine were fantastic - the band (and especially Trey) were on point throughout both shows and the playing was really crisp. The song selection bogged down a couple of times, especially the closing stretch of the first night's second set but overall I had a great time and I definitely look forward to any upcoming shows I can hit.

I am not a fan of the double tracked vocals in Solitaire. I don't really like the vocal melody to begin with so having it double tracked doesn't help much.

I do really like the You And I/You Never Know combo.

Man, I wish I was in VA today. When those lights go down the air will be SO charged!

It's 68 and sunny in Hampton today - I imagine it was/is quite the charged atmosphere all day

I would love to finally have the episodes out on DVD - hopefully they did the proper work to clear the music rights, on those iTunes releases some of the skits had the original popular music removed and it just wasn't the same.

Saturday, January 24

The Hills: A Staged Reading

with Janeane Garofalo, Rob Huebel, Rob Riggle, Rachael Harris, Mike Phirman, Tom Kenny, Dannah Feinglass, Danielle Schneider and Robin Shorr

with Seth Herzog

Cobb's Comedy Club at 8PM, $25

Oh man ... please tell me someone here attended this

How was the comedy at this point in the 24 hour-run? I've been in past years when Jeff played a few hours after the event started and loved seeing all of the participants at the top of their game ... I'd have to imagine they are pretty worn out on the flip-side towards the end of the event.

Norah Jones did a killer version of Jesus,etc.

I would loooove to hear that

Get an actual mortgage -- not just a pre-qualification -- before you look and begin to bargain. You'll have a much better position if you have cash in hand.

Is this possible? How many lending institutions would lend you such a large sum of money without specifics on the property to be used as collateral?

I believe the Danny Federici track (Sandy) is taken from his final performance with the band, so it's quite a fitting tribute.

"Dig" is a good movie that was never made. There is alot of talk about all the footage the director got and then he * reused the same footage over and over at a few points.

* she

To start with the BJM? The ones I really enjoyed are:

 

1. Give It Back - Probably the most consistent

2. Take It From the Man! - Very very 60s vibe. I dig this one. Lots of good songs.

3. Thank God for Mental Illness - Down and dirty psychedelic folk.

I totally agree with this, those are some great albums with some incredible songs.

Trey's getting back together with the "original TAB" ... although not the real original power trio - good to see him getting out and playing:

http://www.apwfestival.com/event/lineup/tr...and-classic-tab