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There is now a London gig associated with this project, which includes two Wilco members as participants: From Myspace: 7 Worlds Collide comes to London for special one-off gig Neil Finn is bringing the 7 Worlds Collide project to London for a very special one off show at Dingwalls in Camden. The exclusive and intimate show will take place on August 11th, and will feature Neil Finn, Ed O'Brien and Phil Selway of Radiohead and Glenn Kotche and John Stirratt of Wilco. Together they will be premiering tracks from the forthcoming album The Sun Came Out. Tickets go on sale Monday 3rd

Yeah, they're playing here next week, but it's sold out. Rats. Too bad I only discovered this band a couple of days ago. I would have loved to go to this show. I keep seeing the name Devendra Banhart in descriptions of this band. I have heard of Devendra Banhart, but have never heard any of his music. Somehow I was under the impression that Devendra Banhart was a lot more "out there" (for lack of a better term) than Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros. Glad to know that some of you have heard of them and like them!

I'm taking a big plunge as a newbie by starting a new topic. Has anyone here heard of this band? I stumbled upon them a few days ago and have become addicted to their Up From Below album. If it's any help, when I searched for the album on amazon, it said that people who bought this also bought W(TA). I am completely addicted to this...but have spent the past 2 days trying to categorize it. I can't. There is no Edward Sharpe. The lead singer's name is Alex something or other, and there is even one song on here where one of the other (female) band members refers to him as Alexander

There is currently a live Feelies recording at Dime a Dozen from their performance at the Whitney Museum in NYC last month. I encourage anyone who's at all into the Feelies to check this recording out. It may be the best Feelies recording I've ever heard.

I am new also - this is only my second post! But I've been a lurker for a long time and also feel the personality of the board has changed somewhat since I first started reading it. I am a big Wilco fan....but not a huge Wilco fan. What originally drew me to this board (aside from Wilco ) was the "Someone Else's Song" board....which does seem to have decreased traffic/not the same kind of conversation. I dunno....is it okay if I like to talk about other music more than I like to talk about Wilco? (Not wanting to step on any toes!) For what it's worth, I first listened to W(TA) w

Hi - Long time lurker, first time poster here.... Someone is in the process of uploading that NZ TV program to youtube. This is what's up so far: Part 1 of 5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=morsKuvb0S8 Part 2 of 5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5m2pCnv5h0