Boss_Tweedy

I'm glad that he's making music again.

I am fortunate to count myself among the crowd for their last show in the U.S. at Voodoo Fest in NOLA in '08. It was just before Obama was elected, so they were very high-energy. I stood on the rail for what seemed like an eternity for that set, realizing that at age 33 it might be the last time I'd be willing to do that.

That's early enough to me! I was about 10 or 11 when I first discovered them via MTV and Night Tracks. I don't think they were really on my radar till Out of Time, and I didn't become a fan till Automatic. Of course they weren't touring during those albums, so I didn't seem them live until the Monster tour.

Yep. Forty years ago they played their first show at the old St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Athens. For a friend's birthday party. What I'd give to have been to some of those early shows.

Another amazing experience. How great is it to have something so fun to look forward to at the end of these surreal days?

I miss baseball.

It's such a gift, especially during this time as you said. It's nice to have something to look forward to at the end of the day.

"Evergreen." My favorite song on Warmer. So beautiful.

I''m really digging it. It's kind of a happy medium between her earlier acoustic-y/singer-songwriter stuff and Out in the Storm. I couldn't get into her earlier albums, but I loved the 90s alt rock vibe of Out in the Storm. St. Cloud has a folky/alt. country vibe. It's a beautiful album to enjoy during this surreal time. I'll probably be picking it up, too.

I can't wait for the box set. I keep falling asleep and missing it, so I'll have a lot to catch up on.

Cancer. Damn. He was a great drummer. I believe he also played some with the Minus 5 and Filthy Friends. I read that his wife died of cancer last year also. Very sad.

I'm on! I joined in time to watch last night's fun and was not disappointed.

I'm late on everything. I still don't have an Instagram account. Facebook is my only foray into social media to date.

Hope everyone is staying healthy and that chuckrh will soon be on the mend (and that his test turned out negative). These are surreal times for sure. There's no roadmap for it, at least not in the U.S. Hopefully we'll get through this together and come out on the other side a better country that's more prepared for such an event.

i'm guessing the shows throughout the South next month will be postponed also. So bummed though I totally get it. It's pretty much perfect outside right now where I am. By the time things return to relative normalcy down here it'll be hot as balls outside.

Orchestra Section 1, Row H, Seat 13. It's a seat on the aisle. I'm asking for what I paid: $74.15. I can transfer the ticket electronically or I can mail it (whatever is preferred). I have a graphic of the seat's location, but I can't for the life of me figure out why I can't attach or paste it.

I loved Oasis in the mid-1990s, especially after the first two albums as has been mentioned. Unfortunately I never saw them live. I was living in London for a semester in 1995 when they were taking off.

Pat Sansone was recently the guest on the Mississippi Arts Hour show on Mississippi Public Broadcasting. It's a great interview that delves into Pat's years in Meridian and Hattiesburg, Mississippi; his father (renown concert promoter Tony Sansone); how he came to be in Wilco; and a few of his other projects such as the Autumn Defense and his photography. I shared it earlier this week with the fan group on Facebook but forgot to post it here. http://msartshour.mpbonline.org/episodes/the-mississippi-arts-hour-patrick-sansone

There is a very significant problem in our society that is the natural consequence of encouraging and even glorifying narcissists and sociopaths. I don't have any solutions, but it's clear that very toxic people are running the show.