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he's like a vocalist who sings with a lot of passion, except on drums

jeff - kitten nels - skull glenn - cricket that's all i got so far

New one!

Wahoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo this is sweet

Do they usually show the 7th inning stretch on tv, or would it be better to listen to on radio? It will also be interesting to see how the band performs Take Me Out to the Ball GAme

Pre-sale opens tomorrow morning, so I dont have much time to decide, cause i am due for good seats

What exactly do you mean by being difficult? Is it hard for him, or the people at the venue?

http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/070040FC...mp;minorcatid=1 Check it out !

I love this guy, especially his first album, and he's got a new one coming out (Gossip in the Grain), which I am very much looking forward to. Ticket's for him at Chicago Theater are close to $40, which is pretty high for me, but I am willing. Has anyone seen him live before? I hear he like's to separate himself from the audience, so that's kind of discouraging, but nonetheless all his live recordings sound just as passionate as his album. Anyone else interested?

Nike runs sweatshops right? I mean, everybody knows this by now. Not to be a turd in a punch bowl, but kind of strange that Tweedy would support such an organization

1. Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks 2. Abbey Road - The Beatles 3. Exile on Main Street - The Rolling Stones 4. Music From the Big Pink - The Band 5. Houses of the Holy - Led Zeppelin 6. Stax 30th Year Anniversary - various artists 7. Illinoise - Sufjan Stevens 8. Being There - Wilco 9. Some Kind of Blue - Miles Davis 10. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams 11. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - Wilco 12. Live at Leeds - The Who 13. The White Album - The Beatles 14. Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan 15. Harvest - Neil Young 16. Come Away With Me - Norah Jones 17. I'm Not There sountrack - various artists 18. Orphans - To

Yeah, I saw John Mayer at summerfest, and though I had a great time, it was really hard to get into it being in the back rows, to get that connection

What do you guys think about Wilco's live performances, are they better in smaller venues or just as good in larger? I only ask because I know some bands are miles better in smaller venues, though i assume Wilco is great in both. When the Chicago residency tickets sold out so fast, i really wished they would have played at the united center or something, but maybe that sacrifices a lot?

So was it canceled or delayed?

Super cool

Yeah, I eat my lunch while watching them, they are too good

sure, hope you win!

The worst part about it is that im the kind of sucker that will force myself to buy it, even if its nearly identical, but lets hope its

From his website: New Albums, New Shows, New Kotches Glenn's had a busy summer. First of all, On Fillmore's newest record has finished the mixing stage and Glenn describes the album as "7 songs taking the band to beautiful, odd and very interesting places that they've never been to before." He also spent time in the studio with Andrew Bird and Todd Sickafoose for an upcoming Bird record (read more about the recording process here). As if that weren't enough, Glenn's also been recording with Wilco, hashing out ideas for LP7. In the midst of all this, Glenn and his wife, Miiri, welcomed their

ummmmm sweet

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm the question is which fox news is worse?

I think the only thing it missed was One True Wine and Let's Not Get Carried Away; I like those songs more than a few on the album and adding them to the playlist really completes it

Blood on the Tracks Basement Tapes (I love the Band, so this was super happymaking when I found this)

Well, maybe or maybe not, i gotta go, best of luck

You think that if they still have the "we're working on it," they are still trying, maybe