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I think it has potential, but it's not all that genius. It's just like Amazon recommends, with lots of redundancy, especially since it doesn't pick up on a lot of more obscure music. It's ultra-repetitive.

I hate seeing shows at Pearl St., although that was the venue where I first saw Wilco back in 1999. Built to Spill was initially slated to play at the Calvin Theater, and I was excited because my wife and I purchased tickets in the center of the first row balcony. But the show was moved just a few days ago (not enough tickets sold?), so Pearl St. it was. The room isn't all that bad, I'm just generally allergic to giant herds of standing people. And for that, the Built to Spill show did not disappoint; Pearl St. smelled like 1000 beer farts. But the show was amazing. The first openers, th

Some of this is in order, as in first few and last, but not all: Trains Across the Sea San Francisco, B.C. Aloysius Bluegrass Drummer Dallas Black and Brown Blues Horseleg Swastikas Smith & Jones Forever I'm Getting Back Into Getting Back Into You My Pillow Is the Threshold K-Hole Random Rules We Could Be Looking for the Same Thing Strange Victory, Strange Defeat Slow Education Tennessee Pretty Eyes The Wild Kindness Suffering Jukebox Punks In the Beerlight I don't think I'm missing anything....

Poor Places is relatively rare these days, no? I was surprised by how many people hadn't heard of Low, and how poorly they seemed to be received. Although I don't think Low really played a good setlist for an outdoor show. Apart from "Canada" they didn't really pull out too many of their more sonically aggressive numbers.

In no particular order at all: Either Way You Are My Face Impossible Germany Side With the Seeds Sky Blue Sky Hate It Here Walken On & On & On Handshake Drugs I'm a Wheel I'm the Man Who Loves You I am trying to break your heart Kamera Poor Places Jesus Etc. War on War Outtasite Outtamind Shot in the Arm Spiders (Kidsmoke) Via Chicago Hummingbird Heavy Metal Drummer Soundchecked but not played: Say You Miss Me, Pot Kettle Black, At My Window Sad & Lonely Am I missing anything?