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My kids got their first taste of a rock concert with Wilco last year and were blown away. You'll have a great time watching your kids get swept up in the atmosphere.

I'll be there with my wife and two kids (8 and 11). Anyone know where the stage will be in the stadium? I assume center field. I'm hoping to grab seats so my kids can see the stage. We were at Tanglewoods last year on the lawn and they were OK just seeing the big screens but they said they don't care how early they need to get there, they want to see the stage this time.

That looks freakin' incredible! Thanks for the find.

I found my copy online. For those looking for it here is a listing of used copies for sale http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?isbn=1576239438&st=xl&ac=qr&src=dir Give it a minute to load...

You can still get it here I believe: http://wilcoworld.net/roadcase/members/member.php You need to register, but it shows up on the list for me.

Both. It's nicely done too. If you have the SBS book it set up similar to that.

If anyone has a copy of the now out of print Being There Songbook that they could stand to part with I'd like to buy it off of you. My kids are huge Wilco fans (as am I ) and they've devoured both the Wilco songbook and the SBS book. Their music teacher found someone with a copy of Being There and made a xerox of the whole thing but given that they're only 8 and 11 the pages of the copy are starting to scatter all over the house. I'd like to keep them going on their Wilco obsession so if you've got the book shoot me a PM.

PM would help me out too. My setup is all digital.

I'm friends with Danny. He is probably the nicest person you could ever meet and he is also extraordinarily open on his blog. If you do read his blog, I would encourage you to drop a note of support for him, his wife Kendall and baby Charlie. He'd appreciate it.

Glad I wasn't the only one that happened to... Oh well.

Go to Records... you can stream any song from any album now. I bet WTA will be up soon.

I believe the Maine State Pier is a big empty warehouse (dry dock?, boat storage?) kind of building. I've never seen a show there but it's not a real pretty venue. I'm about halfway between Portland and Lowell and I bought tickets for Lowell. I want to take the kids and I think they may be a have chance at seeing the stage there, plus it seems like a nicer venue.

For a bit of prespective, my youngest son noted the following: - "Poor John only has 3 bass guitars" where there are dozens of guitars... - He wanted to know why Glenn was stuck in a box with "pointed walls" in the corner. I told him it was because he was dangerous - He asked if those were the rugs they took on tour with them. My oldest spotted the tenor guitar on the far left in the front row of the guitars with great envy.

What's up with Ike Turner giving me the finger! Can anyone make out what it says in that picture?

This is ALL over the internet now. If you guys search Twitter (you don't need an account) -- http://search.twitter.com for #wilco you'll find it.

I agree. He's no prodigy and I don't care. I just like that he plays something and if it has to be Wilco, well so be it .

Perfect, thank you! This will give me the chance to show him how to use a slide...

I have a related question... My 8 year old really digs the Ashes version and now wants to learn to play it. I've found some tabs here, showed him the tuning and he is working on it, but it would help him if I could find Tweedy playing it solo. He loses it when the band strikes up. Hearing solo versions have always helped him in the past. Anyone have a link to Tweedy playing it acoustic solo? ... and, if you are wondering, yes he is eight (that's not a typo) and he is a HUGE Wilco fan.