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maybe i'm a bit slow here, but who are you referring to? i'm not noticing any updates. (maybe because i'm desperately looking for 'jeff tweedy')

i hope it doesn't. there was nothing melodic about it.

I'll do my best to answer a few of your questions: You'll receive a bracelet, and the bracelet allows you to come and go as your please. They check bracelets on your way into Mass MoCa and also when you leave the museum lobby to go toward the outside area where the stages are. The Wilco shows are on the field. That line starts to form relatively early, but it seemed to me that once you got near the soundboard and further back it was more spacious. I'm not sure I'd leave a lot of belongings, but I'd probably feel comfortable leaving a chair or a blanket there. Last year I think Magic Hat

i'll be at ssf, but ordered the blue 7" regardless. why not, right?

npr has the show available for download as a single mp3 track: http://www.npr.org/2011/05/31/136580866/sasquatch-2011-wilco-live-in-concert

"you look like a bunch of sick bastards that would celebrate the apocalypse" -jt

Someone told me that they supposedly heard a new single on some local college radio station. Apparently the dj introduced it as a "new Wilco song". The person who relayed the message to me isn't a big wilco fan, so she wouldn't really be able to differentiate a new single from a WTA track. Has anyone else heard anything???

too much standing at stadium shows.

Tweedy in Rolling Stone, by David Fricke: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/blogs/alternate-take/jeff-tweedy-opens-up-about-wilcos-new-album-20110425

+1

i only got: blitzen trapper- maybe baby/soul singer 7" built to spill- ripple 7" almost picked up the lady gaga picture disc, but couldn't bring myself to spend the $10. in hindsight, i should've done it.

decent interview and performance, especially the bon jovi comments. jeff should really make a solo record.

I think I'm going to go to the NJ one. Lineup looks pretty good. Hate on DMB all you want, his show in Central Park might be the best show I've ever seen. Their last few studio efforts haven't been very good, but the intensity they bring to the stage is pretty special.

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this is the table i have. highly recommended. i've got it hooked up to a nad amp and triangle titus bookshelf speakers.

no pressure, but you should post that boulder show when you get around to mastering it i think i saw you in boulder and portland... i'm assuming you're the only photographer who'd be at both! great photos!

your corrections look good, gtrplyr! i think we both might be mistaken on the 'blowing stone' line. i can't decipher what he's singing. there's something about the 3rd line too...

nice recording, thanks!

anyone care to help transcribe the lyrics? i know i've butchered this, but it's a start. i really like this song, and am eager to hear how it will translate to a wilco song. I have heard the (?) worry of the gospel very fast across the void i have married broken spoke charging smoke winds spit and swallowed opioids i am the driver at the wheel of the horror marching circles at the gate my eyes have seen the fury so flattered by (fear?) tonight i'd rather count the warm fumes eternally subtract the silence of myself i would rather choose the middle mind of mystery reverse the riddle for

I agree with you. In my concert-going experience, the better crowds tend to be in major cities like Boston/NYC vs say Lowell, MA or Portland, ME. The crowds are different in bigger cities, and i think often times a band's intensity is drastically different when they are playing these smaller cities. Whether or not a show is general admission or seated plays a role as well. I don't think age has much to do with it, especially for Tweedy/ Wilco shows.

Jeff was in good spirits tonight... There was some good banter between him the audience. The crowd seemed respectful, but there was little to no singing along or whistling... just a lot of out of time clapping (which Jeff kept referencing). Via Chicago Mountain bed IATTBYH One wing Muzzle Flowers Solitaire You are not alone Black eye I'll fight Magazine Ruling class New song (die alone) Not for the season Hummingbird Jesus etc. Late greats Shot in the arm --------- Passenger side I'm the man who loves you Walkin (sans pa) Acuff rose (sans pa) thanks, mdpoet, for the setlist!

I just find the ticket prices to be a bit greedy, but more so alienating. You really cut off a portion of your fan base when you set prices that high. An average/casual fan can't afford $250+ to attend a concert. I'm a huge Tom Petty fan, and encountered something similar last summer. You pay $50 or so to be part of his fan club to get preferred seating, then suffer through $150/ticket prices. As lame as it sounds, I was really offended by the prices, as Petty has always been vocal about not wanting to play for "golden circles" or corporate VP folks who inherit the best seats. Coming from a

2nd row in the orchestra.

pulled really great tickets for one of the boston shows. then saw that it was over $500 for 2 tickets. lol what a joke. no, thanks.

same here. 4th row! thanks explodo!