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Pezish

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  1. I agree with you bböp about the non-stop yapping. It's so hard to ignore. As Jerry Seinfeld once said, "People, they're the worst". That's why, when they play the Chicago Theatre, we get secluded Box #8 (or similar) so I'm less bothered by talkers, texters, and buttholes. They're everywhere, even in the 90's at smaller shows. I'm not sure what's happened to the core Wilco fans...sometimes it's easier to stay home?

     

    I go back to '96-'99 seeing a smooth Tweedy face screaming during "Misunderstood" and each time wondering if he's okay only to see him let out a smile after the last, "NOTHING AT ALL". I loved those days, but I think if they didn't evolve to where they are now, I wouldn't be following them anymore. It's okay to be nostalgic, but we didn't go to El Presidente after like we did after the day before Thanksgiving shows. 

     

    There were a lot of empty seats, including boxes toward the top. Before Robyn Hitchcock came on, I overheard a Chicago Theatre employee telling a group of people in the very last row that there are seats in the 8th row that they can take, they said, "Thank you", and went down stairs. 

     

    Also, I loved hearing the Ode to Joy songs in person! 

  2. 1. A Ghost Is Born

    2. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

    3. Sky Blue Sky

    4. Being There

    5. Summerteeth

    6. AM

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    11. Wilco (The Album)

     

    I'm counting on their next four studio albums being better than Wilco (The Album); it just doesn't do it for me.

     

    P.S. I bought Being There shortly after it was released and had a copy of AM on cassette. So I've been a longtime fan. It looks like (The Album) is at the bottom of several lists...

  3. I too saw it at the Music Box for the premiere with Sam Jones' Q&A after the showing. It was strange that they showed the trailer during the previews. Sam Jones thought it was strange too.

     

    I parked near the Riv and walked to the theater so I had an easy out after the show. Tweedy's Honda was parked outside the Riv and Spongebob was still hanging from the rear-view mirror that was shown in the movie. Wilco was also on stage for soundcheck (the side door was opened) so I stood and watched a couple songs.

     

    I've been thinking about watching the DVD again...thanks for the reminder! :thumbup

  4. this is AWESOME news.

     

     

    They should play Either Way and Side With the Seeds to show their awewom range....the beautiful and the skewed rockery.

     

     

     

    Impossible Germany is a MUST if SNL give them time to do it.

     

    That's exactly what I was going to say... :thumbup

  5. Here's my wishlist for tonight in no order...

     

    A Magazine Called Sunset

    I Thought I Held You

    That's Not the Issue

    It's Just That Simple

    Should've Been in Love

    Too Far Apart

    Misunderstood

    Outtasite (Outta Mind)

    Forget the Flowers

    Red-Eyed and Blue

    I Got You (At the End of the Century)

    Say You Miss Me

    Sunken Treasure

    Outta Mind (Outta Sight)

    The Lonely 1

    She's a Jar

    We're Just Friends

    How to Fight Loneliness

    Via Chicago

    Shot in the Arm

    Radio Cure

    Jesus, Etc

    I Am Trying to Break Your Heart

    Pot Kettle Black

    Poor Places

    Reservations

    At Least That's What You Said

    Hell Is Chrome

    Muzzle of Bees

    Hummingbird

    Wishful Thinking

    Company in My Back

    I'm a Wheel

    Theologians

    The Late Greats

    Either Way

    You Are My Face

    Impossible Germany

    Sky Blue Sky

    Side with the Seeds

    Shake It Off

    Walken

    Airline to Heaven

    Hesitating Beauty

    Remember the Mountain Bed

     

    Is that too much to ask? :mellow

     

    All four shows so far have been top notch! THANKS ONCE AGAIN WILCO & CO.!

  6. The broadcast had about a one minute delay; I brought a small FM receiver just to check.

     

    As far as the WXRT guys being annoying and such...they usually do that banter for live shows simply because it's live and an event. Any other city would be lucky to have XRT. The number of live shows over the years has been incredible. I am very thankful. I thougt the commentary on wardrobe and rug were funny...I think they know they were being corny.

     

    Thanks again to Wilco! :thumbup

  7. I'm a long-time Wilco fan (I'm 40) and I don't have a problem with people being nuts at a rock show, I have a big problem with the number of people who are constantly talking. I sat in the first row of the balcony and I can't understand why the talkers are even there.

     

    My recording turned out pretty good for upstairs. Wilco is a top notch under appreciated band. I think one of the Sound Opinions dorks put it best as it will be 20 years down the road that they will be truly appreciated for their work.

     

    THANK YOU WILCO! It really shows how you feel about your fans. Nice pricing on the tickets too! :thumbup

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