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Thanks TCP! It's a Chunket shirt (same guy who did the We're All In This Together shirts) that says Vinyl is killing the MP3 industry. i have one of those stickers on the hood of one of my lenses, though now it's mostly obscured by a weedian sticker i got last week. thanks Brownie, i think i can safely speak for everyone that it was a really great experience. thanks Paul! and i really do appreciate your recaps, which are full of detail (i will admit to cribbing some notes from yours, ta!). there were a lot of photos but i went through a lot of the selection process on the flight home (on

stunningly great time! http://bigtakeover.com/concerts/WilcosSkyBlueSkyHardRockRivieraMayaCancunMexico1821January2020

total agreement with you.

i bought a CD copy of Anodyne for a work friend of mine who i thought might like it... can't recall why i chose that one tbh. but he burned me a copy and away i went! still bummed it took me a long time to finally see Wilco play live (saw them on the YHF tour), but I had moved out of the city by '96 and didn't see as many shows.

did you see the total trainwreck that was his Vegas show, from two weeks ago? good god that was brutal.

we all would have been better off had they pulled a Skynyrd in 1978 or so.

likewise paul, great to put a face to the person who is relentless with the excellent show recaps! YLT nailed it... they totally grooved on my favorite period of their discography.

Fantastic set list from YLT and I was especially psyched to hear "Drug Test"

this record rules... always loved this song in particular [media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxfKYhvgDPI[/media]

i just canceled Hulu so i might do this...

where did you see that? It's been on my list since forever. i finally did see Cobra Verde though. that was on Prime (or maybe Netflix)

amazon prime members should watch Fitzcarraldo. it's an incredible movie. pretty unreal that it was actually made. the documentary that les blank made about making this movie is equally as good (The Burden Of Dreams).

but it was a perfect drug deal!

that is immediately what i thought.

Zakk is a goon. i hate his playing style.

awesome to see the impressions of a first-timer, glad you dug it!! for the NYE show, the Marijuanaut made an appearance at midnight (bass tech Dave French was in the suit), right as weed became legal in Illinois and as the band kicked into "Dopesmoker" pretty bummed i missed that one.

yeah that is pretty impressive!

so i forgot to re-check this thread but we managed ok... hit the Art Institute but too late to see the Warhol exhibit, went to the Pritzker WWII museum (more like a library but the DDay photo exhibit was cool), was gonna hit the Columbia College free contemporary photography exhibit but it was closed for the holidays, and also checked out the Chicao Cultural Center. went to Kuma's w/ friends on Friday, and hit Marz brewing before the gig. had a great time!

what did you think? I know one person hated the opener, but i think it's a cool pairing.

tmrw i am flying out to Chicago w/ my two older sons (18 and 20) for Sunday's Sleep show at Thalia Hall, but aside from a burger at Kuma's Corner and a visit to the Art Institute we don't have anything planned. hit me up w/ some things to do/see in the cold, dreary (well, kinda warm and rainy) chicago winter.

a particularly scathing take on the Obama years: https://newrepublic.com/article/156066/decade-liberal-delusion-failure-obama-presidency

they are always a great band to see live. been friends w/ Wayne and Kate for a good amount of time now, after they moved from CT to MA and opened the Twisted Village store that's now the location of Armageddon.

i should have gone to that show. did you catch Major Stars?

and fuck Tulsi, spineless human.

i wasn't there, but from his post it wasn't too hard to spot the problems.