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'Allstage Arena'?? Doesn't exist in Chicago. We need a 2nd source!

I respect any organic musicianship. However, the songs just don't do it for me. I was merely thinking of Canadian musicians--how do you feel about Bryan Adams?

"What people don't seem to grasp is the Archives is not just music, pimped with film and memorabilia...." Hey, that was my posting from Thrasher's Wheat--it's got legs. Cool! The latest Archive News is release November 3--just before the election. Now, I know what I want for Christmas!

I say a week residency at the Chicago Auditorium!!! Wilco did, what 5 nights? With Neil, in Chicago, they could easily do 2 weeks. Also, Chicago would pull folks in from throughout the upper mid-west. Neil is on record of saying he hates big, soul-less arenas, with shit sound, and a corporate name. His last tour was almost all historic theaters; Chicago Auditorium was the location of the very first CSNY show. The 2nd, Woodstock! And, my favorite bit-- his 2nd Chicago show last 11/13, he did say he would be back and suggested perhaps he should have stayed longer. Bring it on!

I read somewhere that Neil was inspired to jam after listening to John Coltrane. Perhaps that was good enough for Miles. It certainly explains the radical departure of the 1st and 2nd solo discs. For sure, Bill Graham had some inspired lineups! Check some of these out, youngsters (heh)! http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/sc/about/bill-graham.html

Did the doctor drop you on your head when you were born or is this April 1? This is Tweedy's wet dream! And, real Wilco fans recognize it. According to a source that spoke with a Wilco band member--THIS IS HAPPENING. And, yes, they will be at Bridge, though Eddie V will likely be solo not w/PJ. Of course, change is real when Neil is involved! Until Tweedy can record anything as raw, emotionally compelling, and genre changing as the 'Tonight's The Night' disc, there is no need for a conversation as to who should open for who. Ol' Johnny Rotten Lydon himself called him and that tour the f