i'm only sleeping

Sorry, weirdness etc. is in the eye of the beholder, in particular if one doesn't reside in the States

Friend of the Devil

I'm very curious about this: In the Country - Sunset Sunrise "Uncut Magazine once described In The Country as “like Wilco if they were signed to ECM”. http://www.airmtm.com/news/country-debut-act-sunset-sunrise-released-11th-march-2013

Ry Cooder - Chicken Skin Music

Africa

my bad timing is legend among my pals, i was out from Spain in 81...

Starting to read MCNally's 'A Long StrangeTrip'. Too bad that, (I suppose) thanks to f***ing dictator Franco, we Spanish deadheads never had the opportunity to see them play (nor the money to go France or elsewhere)

...none of those mentioned so far is flawless, imo. These are just perfect: Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

I think they also played Dawn on me An acoustic live (or not) set would be great while we're waiting for the new album

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Stellar!

I cannot help hearing 'Laminated Cat' each time I play the first track, 'Ohm'

Thanks to Mr. Heartbreak, Shug and Fritz! I'll follow your suggestions for Christmas gifts to myself... Now playin' Frost Amphitheatre, Stanford Univ. 1982-10-09

Could some head here recommend DVD material of/on GD? Is the Crimson, White & Indigo Box Set worth buyin'? Thank you!

Yes. It's phenomenal.

Interview with Bill here Quote: Bill Fay: Joshua Henry, the producer, grew up listening to my music on his dad’s vinyl copies. Then, because his dad’s two favorite songs were “I Hear You Calling,” one of mine, and “Please Tell My Brother,” by Jeff Tweedy, Joshua said it would mean a lot to him if I would – he’d like me to record “Please Tell My Brothers”, and I said, “yeah, I’ll try and work it out,” not necessarily for the album, but maybe as a bonus track or something. And then a bit after that he said it would be nice if you could try “Jesus, etc.” as well, so a little separate session

Their album is (or was two weeks ago) available for free download here: http://www.djbooth.net/index/albums/review/kids-these-days-traphouse-rock

great record

California Stars for the 2nd encore

Chris Robinson Brotherhood: Big Moon Ritual Jay Farrar, Will Johnson, Anders Parker, Yim Yames: New Multitudes Beachwood Sparks: The Tarnished Gold

It will make you no harm give him a listen

WB is outdated, I think; maybe they played it in the last Chicago residency?

I first heard of him through Beth Orton's 'Central Reservations'. The story is here http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/terry-callier-and-beth-orton-743917.html

http://stereogum.com...p-terry-callier /top-stories/

Thanks Wilco for rocking Seville!