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Jeff Tweedy/Jay Bennett *11-20-1996 Jeff on guitar and Jay on guitar, banjo & piano, playing mostly A.M., Being There and a few covers. Great sound quality, setlist and vocal harmonies. *7-25-1999 Jeff on guitar and Jay on guitar, keyboards, mandolin, playing mostly Summerteeth & Mermaid Avenue tracks, including the first time "Blood of the Lamb" was done live. Also amazing versions of "Down in the Willow Garden" and "The Auld Triangle." Funny hearing Jay's keyboard bubbling w/weird effects on some tunes, considering it was a folk festival. Good banter from Tweedy. Wilco *M

i dig it. they only used YHF tracks...was expecting some summerteeth.

just pulled down the tracks...will have to listen to them later.

mike, that would be absolutely swell. much appreciated. cheers!

well done, sir. well done.

gotcha. it's just a misinterpretation of language here...when i hear "soundtrack," it makes me think of an actual "soundtrack" that was released, not just the music you hear in a film. i was just starting to get excited thinking that just the audio from the DVD was floating around somewhere. sorry to be a pest/stickler here...

i too found this shallow. shallow and pedantic, indeed. hmmm...yes indeed. name the show!

understood. however, what is this other soundtrack you are referring to?

there's an IATTBYH soundtrack? how does one get it? i own the DVD, but i'd love to have the audio from it...killer versions of some songs on there...minus jay bennett singing "my darling." i love his playing and the music created when he was in wilco, no doubt, but don't care for his solo acoustic take on it.

hey! i live in phlegmville, missouri - and i take offense to that comment. but seriously...some people might even consider jeff's old stomping grounds in belleville to be "phlegmville."

anyone notice that amazon.com has pre-orders up for A.M. and Summerteeth on LP w/bonus disc? um, awesome. those go for hundreds on eBay...when i see them.