Analogman

I think that last time I saw the band (2006) it was less than 20 dollars.

Interesting mix and song choice:

I really like that song For What It's Worth. I may get the cds at some point.

For some odd reason I spent time everyday watching interviews with him on Youtube a while back. I am not really interested in any new music anymore - but I like some of the songs off his last two albums.

You have to think rock stars exist in their own world - Guy spends money on a lawsuit - gets banned from entering the building where the band is rehearsing for an event - then joins them on stage at the event - then joins them on stage to play

Sort of odd it's coming out now - Of course both of them put out albums just before walking away from their bands. I am still trying to figure out if they are broke and need the money or actually want to play together.

Maybe not that well known these days - but Let The Music Do The Talking was later re-done by the band on a album called Done With Mirrors. Everything was backwards - you had to hold it up in front of a mirror to read it.

DLR is going to go on tour opening for KISS this year.

They used to do some of those early FM songs when they started out. It may some sort of nod to those days.

There is some video out there of Joey trying to get in the rehearsal space - he is stopped by security. Must be something about drummers - this sort of thing went down with Bill Ward and Bun E. Carlos (although different circumstances).

I just upload shows.

I believe they did not want to do it anymore. The Archive is all good.

That would be nice. I rather like that song.

I don't think that guy is any sort of shape to play. Although I guess he did do some shows in 2018.

Somebody wrote a big check I take it. . .

Below are all the shows we have collected and uploaded to The Wilco Live Show Archive from September 2019-December 2019:

Worzel Gummidge (Mackenzie Crook)

I always recall that being a stand out track on the So Many Roads boxset.

I listened to a some of it. The songs sort of sounded like something you would hear on a early 1970s movie soundtrack.

I was digging around online to find out info about her the other day. She made an album that you can listen to by way of Youtube.

Yes - but do you remember Night Tracks?

It's up at The Wilco Live Show Archive. I got it from the Postcard FTP site many years ago.

There is a much better documentary called 25 x 5: The Continuing Adventures of The Rolling Stones. It came out in 1989. I think it is still only available on VHS. But I am sure there must a digitized version out there.

At the end of the film (Gimme Shelter) you can see them getting in the helicopter. (At least I think that is right. It has been a long time since I have seen that movie.)

It's great to hear Jerry on that pedal steel.