Boss_Tweedy

Very underrated album that was sadly ignored by many. Far from their best output, but solid and very listenable.

Response I received today: "Dear -----, we are aware that some show's setlists are missing and it's something we're trying our very best to fix as soon as we can. Ultimately we want to have a complete archive of shows on wilcoworld. Many have to tracked down individually etc. - So unfortunately I do not have the setlist you requested at this time, but hopefully that will not be for long. Thanks for the heads up on this one, I will add it to the list... All the best, Wilco HQ

You are brave.

They're playing @Voodoo in New Orleans: http://thevoodooexperience.com/#intro

The band was great. The crowd was great. The poster? Well, that's a lot of green.

My favorites from the evening: She's a Jar, Handshake Drugs, Too Far Apart, I'm Always in Love, Kingpin, In the Street (w/ Jody Stephens), I Got You (At The End of the Century) & Outtasite (Outta Mind). Great show. Great venue. Great night.

Went to Jackson & going to Memphis on Saturday.

Thanks. That was my first Wilco show as well, and I, too, have been trying to find that setlist for years.

Does anyone have a setlist from that show?

Doh! I wish I could've been there.

Wish I could've made the second show. That setlist is way better for my taste than the first night's. What did y'all think about the Atlanta poster?

My favorite band. Their music has been with me through childhood, high school, college, and adulthood. I know it was inevitable, but it's been an emotional day. Lots of amazing memories tied to their music.

I'm partial to this one, as it's the only one I have, I love New Orleans, and I attended both nights.

This may be a dumb question, but does anyone know if there will be posters for the upcoming shows?

I'm not a die-hard fan though I have listened to Wilco since A.M. I no longer attend as many concerts generally because I'm now in my 30s and due to career demands. That being said I've fortunately managed to see Wilco three times here in New Orleans since last fall. All three shows were incredible. Their set at Voodoo Fest regained my interest. Last week's back-to-back efforts at Tipitina's were awesome. I preferred the first night because they played more of my favorites. Both shows made me a fan of their newer material (Ghost & Sky). I went to both shows by myself because nobody