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I noticed the difference between Ms. Sarah's notes, and what I copied from Facebook. I guess we'll see.

It would be interesting if they did a tour together.

Interesting. I suppose I am going by what I have seen over the past several years with regards to collecting Wilco shows. You are mostly right - they may appear today, next month, or sometime in the future. For some reason, it is usually the shows that take place out of the country that appear right after a show is over. I don't really collect any other shows. Although sometimes I will grab a show from The Black Crowes and/or Ronnie Lane era Faces.

I don't think that is true when it comes to Wilco shows. With regards to the other bands, and those who tape them, I don't know. I think as Mr. Heartbreak has pointed out, security was tight.

It's all good.

I think that is Albert Lee, not Alvin Lee.

I don't think we are going to see a recording. From what I have heard/read, it was no taping allowed. We'll see, I guess.

New interview with David at Jambands.com:

There is a version of Ripple from a Jeff solo show in 2001. I think he says something like "I hate the dead. . ." Times have changed -

Bob Weir: My Morning Jacket: Wilco: Bob Dylan: Since people are putting up videos - check this out: (Bob Weir and Wilco)

I think I may have heard of it. Although, I may be thinking of the Blackmore Green Bullfrog album.

What's the story on that album?

The audio is on there. I don't think the film is though.

That's right. They have several 1970-1973 ABB shows on there. That video from 1970 is on there also. Of course, you can find that Youtube.

I think the last thing I watched was The Who Tanglewood footage. I figured they would go to a pay to listen/watch someday.

I believe that is correct. And they also don't have FLAC files available anymore.

I'd like to see them play Jack Straw or Black Throated Wind.

He must have one of those don't ask, don't tell taping policies.

I see Dylan shows on Dime a Dozen. Not a lot of them, but they do appear.

A Space In Time I have not played that album in a while. I forgot how good it was. I could see Jeff doing Here They Come.

That's just the way he is. I met him backstage after a show in 2001, and that is pretty much how he was then. I've seen photos of him in recent years with fans and he is smiling.

This is funny: I think the new album is great. I don't buy many albums, these days, let alone new albums. And I have been playing the new one quite a bit.

If that was true, I think you would have a lot of people complaining. I bet something like that will probably end as a big expensive boxset type of release.

I prefer the early stuff. But - that's a great thing when a person can connect to music in that way.

That makes me think of the note inside the Canadian Amp cd. I can't recall the exact wording though. I have a couple of her early shows that someone on here gave me a long time ago.