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We can't all be David Watts you know.

She's from my state - couple hours away from me.

Yea - that one. I had not seen it until recently.

I will have to look it up. Finally got to see last episode of Detectorists - had to pay to watch it on Amazon.

I recently noticed that Tubi has a ton of British shows - some I have never seen before. But - right off - Vicar of Dibley - which I have not seen in many years. And to my surprise - the complete run of Prime Suspect. And an interesting series about the London Underground.

It's on Google Drive now Wilco Live Show Archive.

Yea - I was just joking you. I would not want to go to that either. They do have some great songs though.

Aren't you going to go see Oasis, Old Chap?

Proceeding that release was the 6 discs Lifehouse Chronicles box set - which you could only get online. I had to idea how to do that back then. Plus it was a bunch of money. Now all these years later it is a 10 discs box set that cost even more (as part of a Who's Next super deluxe re-release). I opted for the two disc version - mostly to get the live tracks from 1971.

Below are all the shows we have collected and uploaded to The Wilco Live Show Archive from July 2023 -December 2023:

I almost bought that several times - but never did. I guess it has been re-released without the interviews.

Me either - he is not looking very well.

I have not heard it. I suppose I will at some point. I was not really a fan of the other songs they did back in the Anthology days. It seems wrong to me. About the same deal as when they (Bruce/Stones) go back and add stuff to old songs.

There is a 45 single (California/Sight Unseen). I've always hoped that whole thing might come out someday.

Haha - I was in my teens. But not as much as I would be later. I've always been a Who guy really.

That might have been the year I got Beggars Banquet/Let In Bleed/Exile on Main Street on cassette. I still have those tapes.

That is right - I forgot about that one.

Isn't funny how things have changed over the years -

When I was reading about that elsewhere - (there was a 20 or so minute video about it - now gone) - I came across several unedited interviews that Bechard put up from the Color Me Obsessed documentary. There is some interesting stuff there. I suppose they must have a plan to do the rest of the albums at some point.

I was just listening to the GD Podcast about Watkins Glen the other day.

I've not read that one yet. But the other two that guy wrote (One Way Out. . .Allman Brothers and Texas Flood. . .SRV) are great.

Aha - a bit of trickery going on.

There was no cell phones the last time around. It did sound catchy.

That's interesting.

They were the last intact (famous) band (since Dusty - ZZ Top - passed). I have to wonder if that will be permanent. The same thing happened with Cheap Trick and now Aerosmith (stand in drummers that is).