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I am really loving the new album, even from the first listen it grabbed me. Unusual, as other than Trace; each disc has been a slow grower for me. I've never seen them live, but from friends I've heard they're as hit or miss as The Replacements were in their day.

Hope the Madison show sizzles, should be a good crowd.

Absolutely, and some of the musical bloodlines between the two seem a bit related. I'd heard Mark E was in a revamped version of AMC, but not sure I'm remembering correctly

(Bottom line, it wasn't the new Wilco record that made you want to join the board, but rather a new Prefab Sprout one...) -sorry 'bout that, not used to this quote FNX Guilty as charged, as I've already "promoted" Wilco's discs on Prefab's board. Maybe due to the obscurity of Paddy McAloon we don't get many one posts and gone in our "other music" section there, but you are free to post and dash if you like. Also please bear in mind, if I come off as hyper-kinetic on the Prefab subject, we've had to wait 8+ years between releases since 1990; a stark contrast to the relativly prolific pace tha

Point taken, and duly noted remphish. Didn't see the thread on Teamers until after I had posted my initial and I should have been way more aware as you say. On the sites I usually frequent we really have way more probs with bots and their auto-ads for things like viagra and porn etc, than people trying to promote bands. Apparently it's a different story here. Above and beyond, to all here, I apologize at starting out on the wrong foot. I should have scoped things out a bit better before my OP. I just talked with a Prefab Sprout fan in Leeds UK who picked up tickets to Wilco in November and

Or perhaps the lesson for today is: Make sure if you're gonna jump on a newbie and accuse them of something make dam sure you are right, then post. In all actuality I've run across way more 'bots then street teamers on the net. Maybe here its is different, but street teamers are more urban myth than real posters. Just my 2 cents. The one thing that makes me laugh about this thread is that I've had to defend Wilco against claims they are shite on the Sprout board now I come here and get flamed. Irony is beautiful. Is everyone here a CUBS fan or what? -that's just a joke boys

a bit of back-up from Wendy! Did you know Wendy is the back-up singer's name in Prefab? Anyway gotta-go folks,thanks for the time; and I really am looking forward to heaing Wilco on Finns' 7 Worlds Collide project. Now that project will be worth street teaming

Ah the big fish in the little pond play-nice. Please notice where I posted this: Someone ELSE'S songs Sorry that you don't like my first post-I'm really wounded. Will you ever forgive me, can we be facebook friends? i'm so hoping! But Anyhoo, For those of you that may have heard of The Sprouts this is good news, for those of you that haven't and are looking for something new to check out, please do so. BTW fave show? The Rave Oct 9th 2007, I believe Overall I'd also say that Wilco the album has been a bit of a minor-disappointment to me, save for Bull Black Nova. But I really wasn't loo

Sorry bro, not true. I can claim to have seen Jeff and company as the racing sausages up here in Milwaukee when they visited Miller Park. If I had a camel I'd take a pic in front of Mader's retsaurant and post it for ya. But thanks for the love man, appreciate it

As a longtime Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, Wilco fan I thought I'd jump on this forum and post about some news that I've been waiting a long time to come to fruition. One of the greatest bands (IMHO) that never quite broke it big from 80's/early 90's is releasing a "new" album. Prefab Sprout, the flagship for Paddy McAloon that brought us pop-albums gems like Steve McQueen and Jordan-the Comeback is releasing a new album in September. Originally conceived as a follow-up to Jordan, the long-shelved release has a early preview single that can be heard here: Find out more here: http://z6.invis