Analogman

What problem do you have downloading the show by way of the Wilco Archive? It is the exact same set of FLAC files that you received in the torrent you downloaded.

Gary posted a photo of himself mixing the new album the other day. I am looking forward to hearing it.

It has a cool album cover.

I recall when the City to City album came out. I was in the 8th grade.

That is true. I just moved mine for the first time in 16 years.

We have had this discussion before, but some chain stores are carrying them, such as Best Buy. I still find it funny that younger people are buying record albums. I am curious as to the age breakdown. I know some younger people who have never owned anything but an iPod.

I watched Liebestraum (1991) the other day. It had been a long time since I had seen that film. Also, I believe the movie channel THIS has been running Stormy Monday (1988) for the past few months.

I suppose I end up comparing him to Jack Casady, which is unfair. I'd say he had it down by the early 70s.

I don't know that he was that great, it depends on how you look at it, I guess.

It was that way with a lot of those bands back then. It had to do with the movement away from folk/acoustic music, to electric/rock music. I think Phil just happened to be in the right place at the right time.

Db.etree.org Wilco shows (1999) Wilcobase listing for November 1999. There is a show listed for November 18th, 1999 at Northampton. I figure someone will know and post an answer.

I don't think I ever paid attention to how accurate it was, I just remembered it being posted in the past. What's the date of the show you are referring to?

Wilco (band member time line)

I just noticed that you put up those shows. I am not going to mess with the Owl and Bear/Wilcobase links for the time being.

Once you figure out the year (you have two different years listed), you can go to Wilcobase and look for the show. If you find a page for the show, scroll down until you see Audio Sources, and look for one or two links that may be there. You can also do a search at db.etree.org/.

Maybe I should. I actually had the cds, but I got rid of them.

Doh! I meant the Christmas deal. I would think there is a collection of all those out there somewhere. There are ways to search Mp3 blogs, of course. Although, you may run across a bunch of dead links. I didn't know about that, I have never really looked at that message board, or if I have, it was a long time ago. I think the only R.E.M. song that has done anything for me since New Adventures in Hi-Fi is Daysleeper. But, as long as others enjoy the new stuff, it's all good.

I was wondering why the footage was so clear. I didn't think someone put it up from a VHS tape. I figure someone at murmurs.com would know, unless they frown on such things.

That's odd. You would think it would be out there. Right now I am watching the band on The Cutting Edge do a bunch of acoustic songs from 1984.

Speaking of old videos, I still need to get my hands on a copy of Athens, Ga. - Inside/Out. Swan Swan H is such a great song.

Right - there was a brief video of them doing that one also. I recall reading about them doing those songs.

I was watching a video of them covering Wichita Lineman the other day. Good stuff. I doubt I will get the new album, but I will listen to it online before I make a final decision. I can't see Warner Brothers making a deal like that these days.

I didn't think that book was all that great. Cherie Priest - Four and Twenty Blackbirds Boneshaker Dreadnought Anthony E. Zuiker - Level 26: Dark Origins Dark Prophecy: A Level 26 Thriller Featuring Steve Dark Steve Berry - The Emperor's Tomb

I wonder if they will have another garage sale like they did the first time they broke up the band. I was surprised by that also. And the fact no one sat in with the band.

Last night was the last show.