Analogman

That was one of the Kicking Television (live album) (plus film that never came out) shows.

The Chicago Sessions

That's one of those movies I saw as a kid on a Saturday afternoon - most likely.

Adventures in Rainbow Country (1970-1971) This seems to be some sort of an action adventure show for the whole family.

I sort of find it hard to believe they would do such a thing. But I should not be surprised I guess.

That's a story I have never heard before. I bet they could have jammed on some Chuck Berry songs together.

I can't recall all the people I met that night. I was also the source for that show. I didn't even know how to do that at the time.

Yea - my first show.

There have been some I did not get - but thought about it: The Final Note (Painter's Mill 1971), Warner Theater 2005, Down in Texas '71, and Syria Mosque (1971). I have been by the place where the last one was recorded. It's a parking lot now. I did get the re-release of Bear's Fillmore East show (1970) and the Fillmore West '71 cd.

When the world was in lockdown - I bought the box - The 1971 Fillmore East Recordings.

When I saw that thing about Vegas I wondered how they would do that without Larry. The Black Crowes did a similar release some years ago. It is actually pretty good. We'll see. I read his book. But I had to read it quick - it was through a library ebook. U2 is the only band releasing new albums that I am still buying. I have pretty much gave up on everybody else.

Mr. u2roolz - are you going to post about the new U2 album?

I did not know there was a 3rd series. I like that show she was in with Phil Davis - Rose and Maloney. Now if we could only get more of Whitechapel. I have watched that many times.

Yea - Sunday afternoon also.

That used to be a Saturday afternoon or late night movie back in the day.

You can read about it starting on Page 3: https://viachicago.org/topic/53522-wilco-on-nugsnet-subscription/page/3/ I wonder why also. I don't think anyone has heard a reason.

Below are all the shows we have collected and uploaded to The Wilco Live Show Archive from July 2022 -December 2022: It could be we are not going to see a lot of shows going forward. As Wilco no longer allows taping. I guess we will see as time goes on. (Note: There were a lot of old shows put up at The Traders’ Den, Dime a Dozen, etc. the past few months. We already have those shows up at the Wilco Live Show Archive. I don't think I am going to bother posting shows anymore that we already have and that have been posted on various BT sites over and over again. That is one

I don't think I have ever got to see the last two seasons they made. I'll have to see if they are streaming somewhere here.

I hope we get it here on Netflix.

I like that song The Kind of Fella I Am. It's a great album. I may get the new 2 disc version.

The new episode of Detectorists is on BBC2 in the UK on Boxing Day, and elsewhere later in 2023.

I recall reading about that stuff somewhere - maybe in The Tapers books or a blog?

Yea - back on topic. I re-watched that so-called lost black and white 1970 film from Europe the other day. I love watching how Jerry answers those questions at that party or whatever it was. I wonder who that girl with the dark eye shadow is that was often seen taking photographs. I think next to the Alligator Strat period my favorite Jerry sound is when he was playing that SG.

Move on - we don't need negative threads about the Grateful Dead or any other bands. Plus it is sort of weird there is next to no posting on here anymore - and people swoop down to trash a band.

Oddly enough - that was the first Bruce album I ever bought. I found it in a junk shop in the early 1990s. It was still sealed when I bought it. It's amazing he carried that tape around in his pocket for a while. And then made the album from that tape.