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Well the little lyric flub on Side With The Seeds was new at least haha.

Been listening, and it sounds incredible, the band sounds invigorated! One Wing next!

That's what I was thinking, even though it's about the song "Country" I don't think it applies to being about the band.

I think it still holds up as their best live work, I had to comment because their cover of If All Men Are Truly Brothers has been popping up on my ipod lately and I have to admit what a great job they do on that song. Best versions of The Late Greats, Hell Is Chrome and a very nice Poor Places/Spiders transition as well.

That video is pretty cool, I have to say that's probably my favorite version of Handshake now with that slow sort of eerie minimal fadeout. That AGIB/post YHF lineup was sort of interesting in their approach, must go looking for some shows.

The only thing I've ever seen about this is from Wikipedia: "Leroy Bach left the band immediately after the album's completion to join a music theatre operation in Chicago"

Exactly, you have to find a version where they just tear it up, I discovered a version from the Tanglewood show in 08 like this. It really gained a lot of energy as a live song as compared to the recording, and I think that's why people enjoy it so much. It's just a really fun song (albeit with strange lyrics).

I was finally able to find it at a Wegmans grocery store today, it was partially hidden but Jeff just has one of those faces you know haha.

Everything's been all quiet on this show since it happened, any idea if a recording has emerged anywhere?

I know he's used other Wilco songs on his other shows, but if anyone saw tonight's episode much kudos to Daly, he used a crapload of their songs in a segment interviewing these cooks. He used at least 6 or 7 pieces of songs including ELT, Muzzle of Bees, Pot Kettle Black, At Least That's What You Said and Side With The Seeds.

Didn't someone say it was from the Tanglewood gig that was in the Roadcase for a while?

I think all in all I'd just take another Wilco show in my area as soon as possible!

I actually requested Candyfloss on the website figuring it had no shot to be played and am surprised it even made the setlist. Anyway, this was my second ever Wilco show after Rochester last year and this was probably my favorite of the two though it's close. It was nice to hear some of the new tunes and the crowd in my opinion seemed really into it which seemed to fire everyone up, certainly made me want to act more like a geeky fan haha. I think there were only a couple of things that bugged me during the show one of which was the sound. When Conor Oberst played it felt like all the instru

"You were a blessing and I was a curse, I did my best not to make things worse, for you" gets me every time.

I'm curious about this too, their website mentions inspection of carry-in items but how deeply do venues like these do inspections? It's probably not worth the hassle and just enjoy the show.