Analogman

I figured they would take them down. I've noticed the other stuff that gets released (Dick's Picks/Road Trips) is left on there for streaming only. I'd like to have some of those shows. I think the only one I have from that tour is Hundred Year Hall.

It's still funny to me that they are putting these shows out with such great care and quality, and people are demanding Mp3 downloads. What other band could put out that many cds and probably not really be all that interested in how much they sell? I bet some people who bought the giant box set are pissed that all the shows are coming out now individually.

It looks like all of the Europe '72 shows are coming out individually: Maybe Calvino can tell us which ones he thinks are the best.

I just saw this by way of Wilco's Facebook page:

I know where that is - Raleigh County.

Wendy: See the pinned thread: General Info about Front Gate ticketing.

Mockingbird Time (stream by way of AOL)

Today, I have been grooving on Weekapaug Groove and Mike's Song from Slip Stitch and Pass.

I have one of the early ones - Blues to The Bush (2 cd set, 1999).

Simon Roger did not sound very well on the shows I have heard. Maybe it is hit or miss. He is also selling live cds of each show.

I have to say once again - it is a shame to do away with all that work. I am willing to take over Wilcobase and do whatever we need to do in order to keep it going.

They have been posting setlists on Facebook for a while now. I think it must be the list that Jeff creates before the show, instead of what was actually played.

Thanks for posting.

It's probably one of the first. I would think Glenn is into Rush. I'm glad to say I've been listening to Rush since the late 1970s. They seem to be experiencing sort of a renaissance these days.

Rolling Stone.com is streaming the PJ20 soundtrack.

Does that mean all the old links are gone? (Owl and Bear, Flickr, Artwork, Reviews, etc.)

Thanks. I would think those tracks are going to be part of the box set.

That's the first I've heard of such a thing. I suppose that is alright. I was thinking about starting a new Wilcobase in January. I guess there is no need now.

Nowhere Man (TV Series, 1995-1996)

It sounds like another one of their mid-life crisis punk rock songs.

New Pearl Jam song - Ole' (Late Night With Jimmy Fallon)

From The Sky Down

I believe some of those were officially released B-Sides.I can't recall exactly.

You can get those demos in better quality at The Wilco Archive.