jabboy15

i have to say, jonny corndawg's "down on the bikini line" is one of favorite records of the year. anyone else?

i think the documentary is worth it alone ,and it's a trip seeing footage of them playing at the 7th street entry in 85. anyone else think "touch the stars," a bonus track, is one of the better songs on the record?

i think it's a really solid record. I wrote a review at American Songwriter: http://www.americansongwriter.com/2011/10/feist-metals/

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/wilcos-jeff-tweedy-defends-dad-rock-20110930

here's a review/essay i wrote on their new record, would love if you guys gave it a look: http://thepretender.tumblr.com/post/6663609328/that-special-kind-of-sadness-dawes-nothing-is-wrong

indepedence day-bruce springsteen independence day-elliott smith almost independence day-van morrison 4th of july (asbury park)-bruce springsteen for starts?

just found this on Youtube, almost the whole song in decent quality. pretty wonderful. Moderator edit: removed link per Wilco and Via Chicago video policy.

over on backstreets.com, someone posted this as the alleged lineup for season 2. looks might impressive: -- Bono, The Edge -- Neko Case, Jesse Winchester, Sheryl Crow, Ron Sexsmith -- Bruce Springsteen -- Ray LaMontagne, Lyle Lovett, John Prine -- Levon Helm, Allen Toussaint, Nick Lowe, Richard Thompson -- Paul McCartney

it seems like wilco's hellbent on playing larger venues with ga floors, in which case i'd rather the show just get moved next door to the xcel. if you curtain off the arena it's probably well under 10 thousand; i saw neil at a curtained off show at the xcel last year and it was great.

sent you a pm

from the pretender: “There’s a war outside still raging you say it ain’t our anymore to win I want to sleep beneath peaceful skies in my lover’s bed with a wide open country in my eyes and these romantic dreams in my head” -Bruce Springsteen, “No Surrender” Wilco (The Album) begins with a solemn promise: stick with this record and you’ll be rewarded. Love and be loved and things will work out. The opening track, “Wilco (the song),” asks if if things are okay, because Jeff Tweedy, more than anyone, knows that the answer is probably no. “Are times getting tough? Are the roads you travel

here it is, a week or two late: wilco (the review) if anyone wants some context, i'm a fairly recent wilco fan and this is their first release i've eagerly anticipated/got excited about. any feedback/reactions are more than welcome.

Long story but I'm looking to trade my field ga ticket for the brooklyn show for a ga ticket in the stands. e-mail me at jabboy15@aol.com if you're interested.

'09 lineup: http://nashvillest.com/2009/02/02/the-cats...-lineup-leaked/