Analogman

Some more news by way of U2.com: Achtung Baby: Tracklistings, All Formats

It's on the Carl and The Passions - "So Tough" album. The Smile box is down to 133 now on Amazon. I hope I can get the bread together to buy it.

The page is down at the moment. I think that is due to the redesign of the Wilco website.

Twitter Questions: Nick Mason (video)

The Beatles' Early Recordings with Tony Sheridan to be Reissued It's coming out by way of Time-Life. I wonder how they ended up with the rights? I hope they didn't mess with the sound. Cry for a Shadow - you can't beat that.

That is pretty weird. Although, Greg is a fan of the band - so there you go. Wilco Photos - Atlanta, Georgia

I've been around here for over 9 years, and that is what the best concert reviews I have ever read on here.

I may check there first. I was hoping to pick up the new Jayhawks and the new release of Dark Side of The Moon all at the same time. Supposedly Best Buy has all of them in stock here where I live, but I don't know if believe that. They have went from multiple rows of cds/records in the last year or so to about one or two rows.

You can get some of them by way of The Wilco Archive. As for the tracks you can't find there, just do some searching online. Any of the tracks from the following - you can get from Wilco's official website: Yankee Foxtrot Hotel - More Like The Moon EP A Ghost Is Born - Bonus EP Sky Blue Sky - Bonus EP Although - I think they may be offline at the moment. There is also a thread pinned at the top of this section that may help you out with regards to information (Wilco's Non-album tracks).

I am thinking about picking this up tomorrow at Target. I see it is not listed on their website though. Wilco just put out a Facebook post about the album being available at Target and Barnes and Noble. Of course, Barnes and Noble want too much money for it. So - piss on them.

Nothing wrong with that - it's a good reason to go watch that Super's Ready video again.

Heck - Just get the original releases. I bet you can find them used in various places for not much money.

Speaking of streams - I learned The Indigo Girls have a new album coming out the same day as Ryan's album. I did sort of like the solo live videos he posted. Maybe those songs come across better live.

I think when I ordered the last Wilco cd by way of Amazon, I got a notice saying they were unable to deliver it. It's a bit odd how they work sometimes. I have not ordered the new one yet. I was going to bundle it together with the new Ryan Adams and the new Jayhawks cds. But - I am re-thinking that order.

You are right. I recalled that once I looked at the description on the site. I use to look at the website, but I had not looked at it in a long time.

Radiohead Rocks One-Hour 'Colbert Report' Special Billboard seems to have almost all the clips in one place.

Color Me Obsessed I would think there will be a dvd release at some point.

I was going to say - one thing is not like the others on that list. Ha ha ha

Rock Hall Short List Includes Guns N' Roses, The Cure, Joan Jett, Faces

That's a shame. I figure it comes down to licensing the songs. I guess that guy could not afford to pay for them. There a lot of documentaries like that out there. It's usually a bunch of critics talking about a band, with some questionable footage, and sound alike music playing in the background.

That's cool. I am glad you guys like it.

There are sorts of R.E.M. shows popping up on Dime a Doze these days. There was even an unreleased live album from 1984 posted the other day.

I don't know - it's all too quiet or something like that.

The album is not doing anything for me. Oh well. That is one good thing about the internet - you can hear albums before you decide to buy them.

It's shows how much the record business has changed - 950,000 albums sold the first week. Amazing.