Analogman

I think that stuff is written by hipsters or millennials.

I guess people are referring to age of the band members when they call them by those terms. I don't see how they fit the other criteria all that much. I was a bit off - apparently, dad rock, and dad rocker mean two different things:

I guess there are other views about the meaning - but according to the Urban Dictionary:

That's Mike Nesmith's guitar. That is Mike beside him, and Peter Tork sitting on the floor.

The rest:

That song written for Janis Joplin - if that helps you any.

The rest of the setlists from the show:

She's all grown up. That makes me feel old.

I like it quiet. Sorry to hear about the bird, by the way.

Pearl Jam Countdown Clock I wonder who came up with that idea?

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.