Analogman

There will be. At least I see people being down on those that take photos. All I am saying is - people have been taking photos and posting photos here for years. And now it seems there is some sort of backlash about taking them. Is it because now there are a whole wall of people taking them, instead of just those who go to a lot of shows? I don't know. I have not seen the band in several years. Speaking of rock photographers, Jim Marshall died the other day. You may not know the name, but you have seem his photographs.

That is certainly true. You can do as you please. I was sort of trying to be funny there. I meant that taking shit from out there can lead to trouble. And once you know how, it is somewhat difficult to let go of it. If I have a cd I no longer want, I just give it away.

I have been around here going on eight years, and I don't recall ever seeing anyone complain about photos of Wilco posted in various After The Show threads. I find it is quite the opposite - people enjoy looking at them. Just because the band may be jacked up about people taking photos, does not mean we should shun those who take photos. Remember - there are people here with Flickr and Photobucket accounts containing hundreds of WIlco photos. I would rather look at a Wilco fan photo over a so-called professionally shot Wilco photo. The same goes with regards to fan shot videos. Al

Mp3 files are not the same as the sound files on a CD. Plus, stealing is stealing.

I have not heard back from him in quite a while.

Try this: Download from Wilcoworld - Registration Required.

I've never heard of that show. I would think ABC will be scrambling to keep the audience they have gained from LOST. They should have a show called Lonesome Town. Rick Nelson (as a ghost, of course) could be the guy who helps people that suddenly find themselves in a deserted town in the middle of nowhere.

Not yet. Keep an eye on this section of Via Chicago: Via Chicago>Greatest Lost Track of All Time

That one also - anything but Gun.

Thanks for posting.

Hopefully, the only thing left does not get the axe. I always thought is was sort of odd to yell about people filming, but not those taking photos throughout the whole show. I would think the use of flash had something to do with it.

Thanks dudes. Interesting episode. Not what I thought it was going to be though.

Analogman posted a link to a thread in the BT section of Via Chicago. The torrent of the show consist of what was broadcast. Analogman posted that to let people know they do not have to stay up half the night to watch Wilco on Austin City Limits. They can just grab it. Analogman has a few other thoughts, but he will keep them to himself for now. The one posted in December is still active. I don't know if the one at Tape City is or not. Tape City is actually shutting down at the end of March.

I was thinking the day after Record Store Day.

Was there a time period mentioned in the scene with Richard and his wife? I missed some parts of it. I always figured he got there that way.

This show has been up on a couple of torrent sites for a while now. If anyone wants it.

I think it has been that way for a long time. Wilco Show Info and Policies I guess it was recently updated. It now includes all cameras.

There was such a thing. Off the top of my head, I do know that Zappa used a 24 track tape machine to record some shows. I may not buy this on vinyl, but still, I was at one of those shows, so the album will always mean something to me. I do know that the film footage was actually film, and not video or digital.

I think the place to hear Jeff do his UT songs is at solo shows. I would like to hear Fatal Wound. I agree - I can't seem him doing any UT songs that Jay sang or wrote. Bob Dylan does Moonshiner better anyhow.

I think Gemm and Ebay have jacked up the prices. I have some cds and albums I see going for hundreds of dollars on there.

I think I have been reading a lot of views that seem to go along with this one: I have not bothered buying them. If you count the actual records albums I got when I was a kid, I think I have owned/still do own 3 or 4 versions of those albums already.

I don't know if I would be interested in any recent stuff. I mean, I think I played that last album twice.

The only sources to appear so far are one for the 4/6/2007 show, and one for the 2/13/2009 show. I've never seen any of the other shows out there anywhere.

I think all of that turned out to be something in his head, and not something that was actually going to happen. I can't recall exactly. Ok - that was in 2007. It looks like he is posting again: Blackhole