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I agree with your sentiment about AM........Those who have followed Wilco from the beginning probably agree......That album got me hooked.......I also think Being There and SBS are right up there too......I think it is a generational thing.......I prefer the twangy Wilco over the noise of the albums in the middle of their catalog......

Coming up..... http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/wilco_1/motv.jhtml

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It will be replayed Friday a couple of times and it will be on his website also.......Check TV schedule.......

If I had to pick the Wilco albums that I play the most they are the ones.......As well as SBS.......I'm not into the noise of AGIB and YHF.......Summer Teeth is borderline.......But I do like the acoustic versions of many of those songs Tweedy does live......

I am sure this has been done before but in the spirit of the post dealing with your favorite Wilco songs, which ones do you skip on your car CD player?......... Hell is Chrome Spiders (Kidsmoke) Dash 7 At Least that's What You Said Leave Me (Like You Found Me)

At the current time........ Pot Kettle Black Impossible Germany Red Eye and Blue---I Got You Walken Thanks I Get Any of the following could crack top 5 depending on my mood....... Hummingbird Casino Queen Hate It Here Misunderstood

Country Joe and the Fish at Woodstock....... "Give me and "F".......Give me a "U".........Give me a "C".......Give me a "K"..........What's that spell?.......(One million people in unison) "FUCK".......Great sing-a-long.........

I downloaded song yesterday to winamp and it played........Today it doesn't play.......Any help?

More here....... http://www.neilyoung.com/lwwtoday/index.html

That's my understanding......I'll see if I can find the link that confirms it....... Here it is....... http://www.thrasherswheat.org/2008/08/nort...neil-young.html

On the floor........First come first stand.........Get there early......

Just got four on the floor.........Worcester........

Here it is.....

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AFTER THE GOLDRUSH Well, I dreamed I saw the knights In armor coming, Saying something about a queen. There were peasants singing and Drummers drumming And the archer split the tree. There was a fanfare blowing To the sun That was floating on the breeze. Look at Mother Nature on the run In the nineteen seventies. Look at Mother Nature on the run In the nineteen seventies. I was lying in a burned out basement With the full moon in my eyes. I was hoping for replacement When the sun burst thru the sky. There was a band playing in my head And I felt like getting high. I was thinking about what a

Did anyone catch the Direct TV broadcast of Neil Young on Farm Aid tonight.......He ended his set with a killer "A Day in the Life".......

AM and SBS are two of my favorite Wilco albums.....Give me a few more songs like Box Full of Letters, Casino Queen, Pick Up the Change, Should've Been in Love, Passenger Side, Impossible Germany, Hate It Here, Walken, Side With the Seeds, SBS any day......I admit I like songs with less noise.......AGIB took along time for me to get into......If it wasn't for some of Jeff's solo versions of some of those songs I still might not like it......Some songs actually give me a headache, which I understand Jeff wanted to accomplish with a few of those songs.....I'll gladly take son of SBS.......

I walked out of Tanglewood thinking that it was probably one of the best concerts I had ever seen by anyone and I've been going to them since 1973.........It didn't quite beat McCartney at MSG in"89" but it was right up there for me......Great seats helped.......Saw Petty from the 2nd row a few years back and that one ranks up there too so if the Tanglewood show was that good in my view of things I would guess it would have to be one of their best shows......Does that make sense? CSNY in "02" rounds out my top four by the way.......And for the hell of it number five was Oasis at the Tweeter C

Thanks for the heads up.......I passed on MSG hoping this show would come through......

Here's Dennis Mithchell's Breakfast with the Beatles online show...... http://www.beatlesradioshow.com/listen.htm

More photos of Gallagher attack..... http://www.informationleafblower.com/blog/...-punter-sh.html

This sums it up nicely....... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeSSwKffj9o

The first time I listened to Wilco was right after AM came out.....The family was taking a vacation trip to Atlanta to visit friends and relatives and I listened to it several times in the car on the way down and home from Connecticut....Loved it.....Also bought a couple of Uncle Tupelo CDs in South Carolina on that trip as well......That AM CD brings back fine memories whenever I listen to it.....

Any definite word on the Worcester show yet? (Is Wilco opening?)........Listed on Neil's site not Wilco's.......Word of pre-sale date?.......Kind of need to know before MSG pre-sale......Worcester a better option for me.....Any help from Wilco insiders out there?