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y can't I hear bob's voice on the ender? wtf.

That song is from the Basement Tapes which were recorded very primitively. Bob's voice is all in the right speaker.

BTW-for you Libble folks, I'm seeding the complete, remastered Basement Tapes over there.....

Thanks again High Five!

Can't find it on Soulseek at all.

As for potential nastiness resulting from this, I'm sort of hoping for the "safety in numbers" effect. There were SO many Oink users, and I was a bit player among that throng. If they go after people based on level of use, they'd take quite a long time to get around to me, if they ever did.

 

Probably fooling myself, but that's the direction my thoughts are going...

180,000 members is nothing. Plus, being a membership site they already have all the email addresses. Slam dunk.

i'd say that as long as you never were an initial uploader of a torrent you have little to worry about...

Why would you say that? I thought they usually like to go after the downloaders. Makes better press.

Define "Underrated".

Definition:

give too low assessment of: to judge the value, degree, or worth of somebody or something to be less than it really is

David Bowie-Hours

Tom Petty-Echo

Bob Dylan-Planet Waves

Peter Gabriel-Up

Los Lobos-The Town and the City

Pearl Jam-Binaural

U2-Pop

Smashing Pumpkins-Adore

Talking Heads-Naked

The Clash-Sandinista

Bruce Hornsby-Spirit Trail

Every album by The Church

Sonic Youth-NYC Flowers and Ghosts

Neil Young-Silver and Gold

Lucinda Williams-West

Wilco-A Ghost is Born

Led Zep-Presence

Aimee Mann-Lost in Space

Ryan Adams-Jacksonville City Nights

Rolling Stones-Emotional Rescue

Fleetwood Mac-Tusk

Yeah, that's when I saw Browne ... Chicago Theatre.

Since this is a BRAGGING thread, my Aunt played percussion and sang with Jackson on that tour.

Anyone remember the tons of weed smoking in the bathroom that night. I was shocked.

I also remember him playing for over 3 hours-great show!

Wilco shows up at etree.org

Wilco shows up at dime a dozen

Wilco shows up at Tape City

Wilco shows up at Pure Live Gigs

Wilco shows up at The Trader's Den

So, to answer the question; no there isn't.

I cannot believe we can't get the webcast show torrented somewhere. What's the hold up?

LAST night's show is already posted in TWO different versions on bt.etree! That's just amazing.

yea i don't really get sufjan. i think everything he sings is shit, and he turns every cover song to shit.

But aren't the best cover songs actual reworkings of the original done in the style of the artist covering it? Just saying, you can't fault the guy for doing them "his" way.

That's gonna come down to do you like Cat Power or not. I like it. Very nice arrangement if you ask me.

Touche'

jesus, ring them bells is terrible. not sure i can get through the whole thing.

That's gonna come down to do you like Sufjan or not. I like it. Very nice arrangement if you ask me.

The Cat Power is the one I can't get through. I don't get her at all...

Wow, tough crowd! Ordinary People is too long?! WTF? It's Neil Young people.

This is my favorite:

The Smiths-Aragon Ballroom (Queen is Dead Tour)

Also:

Grateful Dead: 7/17/1989-7/19/1989 Alpine Valley (3 days of bliss and super hot shows)

Jane's Addiction reunion tour w/surprise openers Smashing Pumpkins-Aragon Ballrom

Sonic Youth & Wilco (PBS Soundstage Taping)

Bruce Springsteen-Soldier Field '85

Pearl Jam-Soldier Field '95

Sleater Kinney-Madison Wi 2006

CHAPTER LIST

All I Really Want To Do (7/24/1965) - afternoon workshop

1963

North Country Blues

With God On Our Side (with Joan Baez)

Talkin' World War III Blues

Who Killed Davey Moore?

Only A Pawn In Their Game

Blowin' In The Wind (with The Freedom Singers, Joan Baez, and Peter, Paul and Mary)

1964

Mr. Tambourine Man

Johnny Cash sings Don't Think Twice, It's All Right

Joan Baez sings Mary Hamilton as Bob Dylan

It Ain't Me, Babe (with Joan Baez)

With God On Our Side (with Joan Baez)

Chimes Of Freedom

1965

If You Gotta Go, Go Now

Love Minus Zero/No Limit

Maggie's Farm (electric)

Like A Rolling Stone (electric)

Mr. Tambourine Man

It's All Over Now, Baby Blue

Bonus Feature: Interview with director Murray Lerner

The best thing I have heard from Dave was his solo disc. I'm sure that is not a popular opinion in the DMB circle however.

Anyone else find it funny that they are percieved as some Jam band, but non of them can solo their way out of a paper bag.

I vowed I would never set foot in that place again for any band in the world. I am keeping that promise...

Town Called Heartbreak

Incident on 57th Street

I'm laughing thinking about all those people in the bathroom/beer line during Town Called Heartbreak (Patti song) when they hear the beginning of Incident start up. I'd like to see that as the "holy crap" song slot for the tour.

For me, a perfect example of not liking a band strictly because of the fan base.

Cool story.

I saw DMB actually open for Neil Young at the old World Theater in Illinois. We had shitty seats in the last row of the ginormous pavillion. I'm wearing my Neil Young solo T-Shirt, btw.

So after the 45 minute (which felt like 3 hours) Dave set, these Gap-model looking girls not more than 18 years old came up to my wife and I and said, "Excuse me SIR, would you like these? We're leaving" and hands me two ticket stubs for 3'rd row center!! I asked, "why would you be leaving?" and the responce was "we don't know who this Neil Young guy is anyway...".

I will forever love the stupidity and generosity of DMB fans.

I respect their talent. For some reason can not get into there music. Please help. What is it that does not compare to Wilco.

This post made my brain hurt. I don't even know where to start.....

Pitchfork sucks and I have no idea why you guys talk about them so much here. In fact, this is the only place I notice that ever mentions Pitchfork. How cool of them to trash a Dylan greatest hits package. Edgy! Sticking it to the big, Columbia music machine. Yeah! This is the same website that picked "And You Will Know Us By The Trail of the Dead" as a best of the year selection!

Look, we all know this release is a "cash grab" for Columbia. Do you guys realize they are in the music business? Yeah I know, shocking. If it gets young people to discover the magic of Dylan, how can that be a bad thing? If it collects many Dylan classics in one place with better sound so my Mom will love it for Xmas, how can that be a bad thing?

Pitchfork is awful. Just read the Pj Harvey review on there if you want another example....

Not a bad review at all, but Your Own Worst Enemy is still one of my faves on the album. I'm surprised at how two thirds of the record has held up through my first month of listening. I'd say a solid 7.5.

That is by far my least favorite song on the disc. Maybe my least favorite Bruce track ever. What am I missing? I want to like this CD so much but to me, it sounds like the Bruce from the early 90's as someone else has mentioned.

Bungalow Bill>While My Guitar Gently Weeps

Saw Ryan Adams in Iowa City last night, and you know maybe I just have good Ryan Adams luck (though I'd only seen him once before) but this was another good show for me.

Make sure to send this review to CNN so they can put this on their website. Oh wait, a good show isn't as cool of a headline as a "meltdown".