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  1. Camping would be interesting and paying to check in a tent might be cheaper than a hotel anyway. It's the flights and rental car that are going to be brutal.

     

    Anyone have any guesses at some of the other non wilco related bands that might play? A set by Feist might be nice and maybe some Grizzly Bear. Do any of the locals know if Albany would be the cheapest airport to fly into or is there something maybe a little further that might be a little cheaper?

     

    I also didn't realized the Holiday jacked up their price. The first night I heard about this fest it looked like reservations were in the 100-120 range. I'm really looking forward to this.

     

    just thinking here-- but, if i were to stay only 2 nights, would it be better to do sat/sun opposed to fri/sat? Did Wilco announce that the 2 shows they are playing are sat/sun or did I just imagine that? Just trying to figure out the cheapest way to go about attending this. Going to buy tix tomorrow regardless ;)

     

    I think their shows would be Friday and Saturday night since the fest ends at 6PM on Sunday. I'm just speculating though.

  2. Is anyone interested in a possible car/hotel share for this show? I'm a 34/m from Phoenix and would love to save some costs with 1 or more people coming from out of state. This is going to cost quite a bit flying from Phoenix, but i'm determined to make it happen. I'm a pretty normal and responsible individual for what it's worth. :)

  3. an amazing show! crowd in my area (15th row/dead center) was silent except when encouraged to sing along with jesus, etc. i agree the show was a few songs shorter than i expected but what a blast. was thrilled when he announced a phx show and he certainly didn't disappoint.

     

    I was pretty close to you. Row 13 dead center. I really enjoyed the sound during the last two songs. That theater is so acoustically devine and Jeff projected perfectly. Hearing the acoustic and his voice in the natural state was stellar.

  4. ok, Jesus, etc. I only remember Jeff encouraging singing on one song. What's wrong with people singing to the songs is

     

    1) They are not "quiet"

    2) They are not on key

    3) They are not Jeff Tweedy.

     

    I paid money for my tickets too & that was so my wife and I could enjoy hearing Jeff Tweedy play a solo set in a nice theater.

     

     

    lol Jeff is rarely on key himself but I get it. Not looking for an argument. It just reminded me of the people who didn't like the fact that I was standing at the Tucson show. They were also looking for a relaxing night out and argued since they paid for their seat it was rude for people to be standing at a rock concert. Apples and oranges I know. It sucks being around people who don't know how to enjoy themselves. The talkers are the worst but I must say it was quiet at last nights show. I really appreciated the lack of conversation and the focus on Jeff.

  5. I only heard encouraging at the last two songs.

     

     

    Jesus etc. wasn't in the last two songs, so that would be another time. In fact the sing along during Jesus etc. was damn beautiful. What's wrong with people quietly singing along to the songs? Talkers, cell phone freaks and other distractions are certainly unaccaptable but singing along, really? We need permission and to be prompted and only then we can sing along?

  6. Yes,it would be nice to hear it again. I imagine it was for his sister who I suppose was there......nice. :)

     

    Yes, there were many jokes he told about his sister and how big the guest list was because of her. I started a thread in "after the show" as well. I will add this full set list to that thread as well.

  7. Beautiful show. I was row 13 dead center and he sounded fantastic.

     

    Here's what was played that I know and yes he played a lot more. The show was about 90 minutes which was a little disapointing since the lady who seated me said "2 1/2 hours and no intermission" but still awesome none the less. Jeff joked all night about his sister being there and how he played the show to pay for the trip to see her for the holidays. He also joked half the crowd was her guest list. He toyed with some shouters who wanted him to be a human juke box. He was in good spirits. The last two songs he played unplugged at the end of the stage. The crowd gave him some curve balls telling him he was "funky" to which he joked he had never been called that before. A lady near the front asked him where his banjo was. Another guy yelled "pay the fine" which confused most. The guy assumed that if Jeff played longer he would get fined. It was a very good show and I only wish he played longer considering this is the first time he has ever done a solo acoustic show in Arizona.

     

     

    Jeff Tweedy

    12-27-09

    Phoenix, AZ

    Orpheum Theater

     

    1.Sunken Treasure

    2.Remember The Mountain Bed

    3.Please Tell My Brother

    4.Hummingbird

    5.Country Disappeared

    6.Ruling Class

    7.I Am Trying To Break Your Heart

    8.Bob Dyaln's 49th Beard

    9.You And I

    10.Muzzle Of Bees

    11.How To Fight Loneliness

    12.Impossible Germany

    13.In A Future Age

    14.Passenger Side

    15.So Much Wine (The Handsome Family)

    16.Spiders

    17.A Shot In The Arm

    18.Heavy Metal Drummer

    19.Jesus, Etc...

    20.I'm The Man Who Loves You

    21.Someone Else's Song (No P.A.)

    22.Acuff-Rose (No P.A.)

     

    (thanks to poster in other thread for set list)

     

    I can't wait to hear a recording of this show.

  8. I listen to the Ashes of American Flags Audio tracks more than any other recording. It has taken the place of Kicking TV. It's far superior as Nels is full unleashed and the solos are far superior in my opinion. I love the track listing and the more up to date track listing and the mix is ACES. I have been telling people all year these audio tracks are better than any other Wilco release or recording IMO. Outside of the audio tracks from Ashes I listen to Winter Residency Night 1. I don't know if it was because I was there but that night had my favorite set list and the best energy of all the Residency nights. What's the consensus on what the best show was of the Residency from people who attended all 5 nights?

     

    Finally I listen to the new album. So those are my top three in order.

     

    1. Ashes Audio trakcs

    2. Winter Residency Night 1

    3. Wilco (the album)

     

    Keep in mind I used to listen to Kickin' until the Ashes audio came out and now I don't even bother.

  9. If I'm in a reserved seat in row 35 or so, does that mean if I stand and rock while they play, i will be told to sit down and rock? I really want to stand and watch. How will this work? I was told to sit in Tucson and sitting at a rock show is a horrible idea for everyone involved.

  10. I will be there! I can't wait. I would love to get a closer ticket i'm in row 36 but this is my first trip to red rocks and my 3rd Wilco show of the year so I can't complain too much. My ticket is will call, anything I need to do special? Like get there super early?

     

    Also, anyone in Denver who can sell me a joint or two would kick soooo much ass! :D

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