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Sorry, they didn't open with the colloboration - that list is from memory and was just the songs played. They opened with Cars. I really should try and edit that list with that the disclaimer....

Oh, I'm A Wheel, also

Apologies, I ididn't see a topic already started, and I didn't write down the set list, so there will be things missing andI'm not even going to attempt to get the order correct, going from memory here. Warm night, decent, though not sold out, crowd. EDITED POST: Trying to get closer to the actual order, though this is NOT exact: Car's Can't Escape Bull Black Nova Sky Blue Sky Hesitiating Beauty Born Alone Radio Cure Art of Almost Impossible Germany Dawned on Me (What's So Funny 'bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding? (with My Morning Jacket, James/chorus/Tweedy vocals) IATTBYH Heavy

Sorted just on Wilco(or BB & Wilco), my library showed me 791/8664 (9.12%) Smart playlist, match any of: cline, autumn defense, loose fur, wilco, tweedy yielded 826/8664 (9.53%) Same as above, add: uncle tupelo yielded 922/8664 (10.64%) No doubt that is the highest percentage of any "band". As for actual listening, right now it's actually a little lower as I've been going through some new (to me) stuff, or the second pass through newer stuff. But I'd say, in general, I listen about 15% of the time. Old 97's are possibly my most listened to, but I haven't grabbed a lot of concerts, so

email promos at primary datum (all one word) dot com. Thanks, Mike

Thanks for confirming what I saw at that show. It was definitely uncomfortable for a while last July.... Now, I won't be the one to start the Scranton ATS thread, but I will jump right in when it's mentioned that JT was cranky about all of the chatter. Frankly, I was pissed. I mean, people were actually carrying on yelling conversations across three or four people. But wait, this is about JT's crankiness, not mine. He was cranky tonight, though. At least through the acoustic set.

About 20 minutes or so away from Montclair is a Comfort Inn on US46 in Fairfield. I think it's the cheapest hotel in the area. I do some business in the general area, always stay there. A word of warning, though. If you are, er, fastidious, you may not find the hotel to your liking. I'm not saying it's dirty, it's just well used. But for approximately $55-65, you aren't going to do better. The attached restaurant, Bella Piazza, isn't too bad, either. BYOB.

I know the show isn't sold out, but i thought I'd give someone the chance to unload one. May be hard otherwise. PM me if you have one. Thanks, Mike

Ghost Being There YHF Sky Blue Sky Summerteeth AM W(TF)

Saw something interesting today on this. Santa Barbara Independent interview with Taylor Goldsmith:

Thanks for the responses - I guess I'll give going to the source a shot. Louie - actually, the person who got me started on Lou's is a fan of having the gard baked into the pizza, which I too have become a fan of. However, since my wife was with me on this trip, had to pass on doing that, so it was just a little accompaniment. The stuff I got here is for burgers and sandwiches.

Does anyone know what brand of gardiniere (sp?) is served at Lou Malnati's? The only one I can find locally is Bell View. Meh. TIA.

Yeah, some one to the right of me did had a camera, but it wasn't distracting at all. Not like the people behind us, to the left of us, and directly in front of us who felt the middle of the show was a good time to carry on long, loud conversations. Not to mention the crew trying to fix, then wrapping with caution tape, the chair in front of us.....

Saw two rigs, one dead center in the last row of the first tier, one more to the right about 10 rows closer. Sure there's more....

I'm wondering if it's were you were. We were about 20 rows back on the right (to the right of Pat's mike), and the sound wasn't terrible for Wilco. It was for CO&MVB, though. I've only been to five shows, but I agree, Jeff was acting a little weird. Overall, I thought it was a good show, it was nice to hear the new stuff live.