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^ yeah, thats the seat I got. Pretty excited

Apparently they're gone now, but there were a few really really good front balcony seats available mid day on friday. Also, by the box office I mean go to the actual theater. They have some that aren't sold online. Boxes at the back of the orchestra

Just finished. Wow, just wow.

Now the next question is who ripped it haha

but in all seriousness, this is fantastic album and I really cannot wait for the show in three weeks

Some added stuff in I Might. Maybe strings?

Art of Almost. Holy crap this is going to be a GREAT Headphone album if the rest of the songs are like this.

This

^listening now!

If you have a chance to get down there, the box office has box seats left

There are tickets online and at the box office still

They're still available online and at the box office

Hey guys,

Its my recording, and I know what you're talking about! It was a guy directly in front of me that honestly seemed like he intended on recounting his ENTIRE F*$KING LIFE to the guy next to him. Needles to say it pissed me off (seemed to make the guy on the recieving end a little angry too). Other than that guy I hope you guys like the recording.

Just bought this in preparation for the show in Boston in June.

Its a little different and weird at points, but I'm lovin' it.

he didn't seem cranky at the Hartford show, but he did call out an usher as being the "most disruptive usher ever" and said that he'd never had to tell somebody that worked at the venue to be quiet before.

Hi all...

What a show! "That's Not the Issue" was incredible! Anyone hear of someone with a recording? It's desperately needed to keep the memories fresh!

http://forums.viachicago.org/topic/43630-hartford-4910/page__gopid__1415752&

are you... me?

that's my same list of shows exactly.

 

I love the Bushnell, have taken the wife there for Phantom of the Opera, Wicked and The Producers. While not a rock and roll venue, it will be fantastic for a 3 hour Wilco show.

+1 minues lowell and add worcester opening for Neil Young.

But I'm in, and very excited about it!

1. First Concert, when?

Ringo Starr and his All Star Band - 2001

2. First Concert you really wanted to go to but didn't?

Zep Reunion probably

3. Favorite Band?

It depends on my moood. Right now its Umphrey's McGee

4. How Many Times have you seen them?

six times

5. Worst concert you attended?

Thats hard. I'm gonna have to go with Pearl Jam in Hartford in '06. I was on the lawn and the sound was shit.

6. Favorite?

Either Pearl Jam Hartford '08, Wilco at Tanglewood, or Umphrey's in Burlington '09

7. Band you have seen the most?

Umphrey's

8. How many times?

6

9. Furthest you drove for a concert? How far?

From VT to Philly

10. Furthest locale from home you have seen a concert?

I think Philly

11. How many concerts have you seen?

somwhere in the neighborhood of 45 (and i'm only 17)

12. most you ever paid for a concert ticket?

$250

13. Least amount of people at a concert by a major labeled artist.

I have no idea

14. Band you want to see the most who you haven't seen?

Zeppelin

15. Ever been backstage, on a tourbus..which?

I was on Johnny Winter's tourbus when my band opened for him. I've also met Umphrey's and a few others.

16. Longest show by one artist you ever saw?

Pearl Jam in Hartford '08

17. Shortest show by a headliner?

the Beach Boys at Mohegan Sun

18. shows for which you had low expectations but were blown away?

My first Umphrey's show. Had no idea what to expect. Left addicted.

I got four for Hartford.

Anybody know how to tell where the seats are? It just said Section Presale D

anybody know of anybody planning on taping the show?

I'll be there

They put on one hell of a show, thats pretty much all I can say.

i'm pretty sure its still on

I'm transfering my recording of the Andrew Bird set as I type this.

I'll have it up by tomorrow probably.

Shit. Having seen 8 or 9 shows...sound-wise, this was the very worst ever...I was so bummed, I thought the sound TOTALLY SUCKED!!! I kept moving around, lawn, shed, left. right...nothing helped. I asked the sound tech what he thought..he said "I'm really struggling here...", so I knew it wasn't just me. I finally gave up and just danced, but seriously....I thought this as the absolute worst sound EVER!! Is there anyone out there agrees with me?

 

Can't wait to hear them in a good venue again. loved the Nudie Suits. Missed Jeff's banter and his way of connecting. Missed the audience participation.

 

Loved: the sky blue sky of the day, the scene, bringing my 15 year old son who is now not only a Wilco fan but who discovered Radiohead's In Rainbow's on my iPod and couldn't stop listening...we were so bummed we didn't have tix for their show the next night.

 

Karen

I've been to my fare share of concerts, and the sound was great to my ears, other than Nels being a bit quiet.

You want bad sound, go to the Webster in Hartford

Hi all, I'm new here, and pretty new to Wilco in general.

I just got back from the show tonight, it was my first Wilco show, and I'm am Blown Away!

Andrew Bird's set was nice, his looping was very cool, but started to get old for me about 45 minutes into it.

Then, when Wilco came out, my friend and I jumped over the barrier of the lawn, and quickly made our way up, passed a few guards and into row M in the front section on the right. It was an amazing night, you could feel the energy, and I was getting goose pumps non-stop, which never happens to me at concerts anymore!

Jeff seemed to be in a great mood, commenting on the one piece of graffiti in the bathroom, that said "music is gay"

The suits were very cool, and everybody seemed to be on fire!

The second encore was deffinetly the part that stood out the most. We moved up to row F right in front of Pat. He went completely hardcore rock star for the whole second encore, doing what seemed like ever pete townshend move in the book.

Amazing evening. I am now hooked.

Thank you Wilco