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Wilco Archive Update – June 4 2010

I did a quick count on our Wilco Live Show Archive spreadsheet the other day, and that is what I came up with. It could be that I did not count the Jeff solo shows, but since most of those were benefit shows, I doubt we will see a tape from those shows anyhow.

I think there are several sources for that show up at bt.etree.org. There are well over 400 Jerry shows there. I doubt all of them are being seeded, but they are listed there. I have never really heard any of his solo stuff - except for the Legion of Mary show I have.

Furthur Closes Festival, Plays Live Rehearsal Show Wild and wacky stuff.

I think there are around 29 shows from the past tour that have yet to appear.

I believe I saw Human Highway and '68 on Cinemax back in the early 1990s. Goin' Back

What you can do is search this section of the message board: Via Chicago>Greatest Lost Track of All Time These Bit Torrent sites: bt.etree.org Dime A Dozen.org Hunger City.org Pure Live Gigs.com The Trader's Den.org Zomb Torrents.com Or check: Bootsdaily.com A site that searches well-known legal torrent sites. Use the search box to look for the band you are interested in finding. As far as I know, the show has not appeared.

I think the length is just fine. But then, I don't worry about the length of songs. It is what it is. Even more weird - for those who have never seen it: Neil Young and Devo "Hey Hey, My My"

I think I mainly like the groove in Ordinary People.

Speaking of that - some Jerry solo material: Taper's Section (May 31 - June 6, 2010)

It was suppose to be "early June" according to The Jayhawks fanpage.

That is about as weird as watching people dance to Ohio. The two Neil songs I have been into lately: Interstate and Ordinary People.

I need to get those also.

Thanks.

Jayhawks founder Olson recalls Bunkhouse debut Has anyone heard the re-release? How is the sound? I have not seen any release dates for the re-masters of Hollywood Town Hall and Tomorrow The Green Grass. I have to say those are two of my favorite albums of all time.

I have been listening to the Buffalo Springfield boxset today. Neil and his team did a heck of a job on the sound. I wish they would have done the same for all of the albums and re-released them. (Only the first two were re-mastered.)

Over 1,200 Fans Turn Ronnie James Dio's Funeral into Celebration Black Sabbath, Queensryche members attend Ronnie James Dio's funeral Ronnie James Dio memorial service: Heavy metal fans drown out Westboro Baptist Church Picketers

Not really something I would normally watch, but, I actually watched House of 1000 Corpses (2003) and The Devil's Rejects (2005) this weekend. Rob Zombie is one messed up dude.

Thrasher's Wheat "Cortez The Killer" - Washington, DC, May 24, 2010 (video) It's totally weird to hear him play that song solo on electric guitar. I suppose I am so use to hearing the Rust Never Sleeps version - as it was the first one I ever heard - way back in the day.

That's right - we have mentioned that movie before around here. King of the Mountain (1981) - another one that a lot of people may not know about.

I don't think he ever says much about it.

Do you remember Kid Blue (1973)?

I don't think all reunions are bad, I just think it is fouled when some of the key players are gone - such as, the lead singer. It's pretty standard these days though. I am surprised they did not go find a Rod Stewart impersonator to do the job.

Supposedly, Peter and Dennis based their characters on Roger Mcguinn and David Crosby. I think Rebel Without A Cause was his first film.

(I was just reading Shakey again earlier - the part about Dennis on the set of Human Highway.)