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well when you compare something like "south side of the sky" or "heart of the sunrise" to OOALH, i think it's pretty obvious which is worse.

awesome avatar, btw. i saw Jandek a few years ago and wished that he had played a different set (or shorter). still like some of his records quite a bit though. this question is impossible for me to answer, as i likely have far too many to list (and that's not a knock on Wilco, who I think are a great band, I just have loads of bands I enjoy mightily).

despite the absence of Jon Anderson, it was a pretty good show http://playgroundboston.com/2010/02/15/yesreview

^^^ great record.

i despise that song. good long songs: Boris - 'Feedbacker' (pts 1 through 5 really constitute a ~45 min song) Sleep - 'Dopesmoker' (52 minutes of stoner heaven) Velvet Underground - 'Sister Ray' (probably the earliest example of extreme minimalism and primal energy in the long format)

i've still got a ton of old Ajax mail order catalogs in my attic somewhere. when one of those arrived in the mail, my hands would tremble with anticipation.

AM is the only vinyl reissue I don't have, but i couldn't be happier w/ the other pressings.

i only saw the Cows once, but it's a show i will never forgot. Shannon was a great frontman. yeah, the 2 Squirrel Bait records slay. see if you can find the Motorolla Cloudburst 7", which was put out by The Pope, a mag run by Tim Adams before he started Ajax. it was SB in disguise.

O'Rourke's involvement has probably garnered a bit of minor interest. no one cares about Grubbs.

The Melvins are headlining. in a perfect world

you couldn't pay me to go to bonnaroo or coachella. i'm too old and crotchety to stand around in 3rd world conditions for a weekend and pay a fvckload to do so. most of the bands i am interested in i've already seen.

yeah i dig their first cd quite a bit. never did see them play.

i am shooting the Boston show tmrw night.

not a Beatles song, but i couldn't find a 'what song would you like Wilco to cover' so i tagged on to this thread...driving home today, i was struck by the notion that "I'm One" from The Who would be an inspired choice of a cover for Wilco to tackle. Not sure about Pete's vocal range vis a vis Jeff's but I bet they could find a way to make it work.

i would highly doubt that Young is gonna be w/ the band in any capacity. didn't he pull a gun on at least one of the members at one time? i only saw the band w/ Gary on drums (and that was really early, pre-S&E) so i'd like to see them on this go-around.

lots of listing, little discussion.

i dug their Zappa beers, adn the regular IPA is awesome.

yep, that's the place. plenty of free parking too! actually, the sound in the room is excellent. and great sightlines all around.

i can't have SBS on the bottom spot since it's got "Impossible Germany" on it, one of the best songs they've ever written.

1) Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2002) 2) A Ghost is Born (2004) 3) Being There (1996) 4) Summerteeth (1999) 5) Sky Blue Sky (2007) 6) Wilco (The Album) (2009) 7) Kicking Television (2005) 8) A.M. (1995)

i saw this show: http://homepage.mac.com/blackmarketclash/Bands/Clash/recordings/1984/84-04-13_Worcester%20MA_USA/84-04-13_Worcester%20MA_USA.html the centrum is a pretty standard arena.

it's a really good record. i definitely think people should get a copy.

this is the worst trolling attempt since the advent of Wintersox.

i'd rather see thelonious monster than RHCP.

Kay still rocks.