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I copied that from Wikipedia. Amazon has Lost Songs listed as April 17, 2001 Wikipedia has this: (2000) UK [2001 re-release] I think it comes down to the UK and US release dates/years.

A bunch of Dead shows were put up at Wolfgang's Vault this week:

If you can figure out that stuff, you can figure out Bit Torrent. It's no big deal, once you get the hang of it.

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He has a new band behind him now:

I actually know that dude. Or rather, I use to know him well enough to speak to him. We had some classes together in college.

He's partly right - it is showing only one seeder after all this time. We'll get it though.

I've tried to sing up to Lossless Legs a few times. I always get this message:

The Fixer It sounds like Ed has been listening to his Pete Townshend solo albums. (From Empty Glass on, that is.)

It's not a lecture - just an attempt to answer a question. I understand that people don't know, that is why I try and give an answer to their question. But I will say there is not even really a reason to even ask for new/recent shows these days. Just watch the section of the board where BT and B&P are talked about. If not that, then check out bt.etree.org, Dime a Dozen, and The Trader's Den, as that is where you are going to find 99 percent of the Wilco shows posted. It is, however, rude to keep starting threads asking for new shows, and/or posting in them over and over again - askin

Marmaduke passed on yesterday.

New Age - is another one he could do. Although, I may say that due to the fact that I like that song. If someone feels they need to hear Oar, they should get the Sundazed re-release.

Interesting line-up:

I don't know - it just seem like a lot of artists are doing the cover deal these days. I recognize he is doing something different, than say, another version of Long Black Veil or whatever. It just seems odd to me that he (they?) would choose to do songs off the album Oar. But again, it is something not run of the mill.

I was making a general comment. As far as sound quality goes, I still think the first Wilco show I ever went to is one of the best I ever heard. As I said, I am into archiving, so I take whatever I can find.

Wilco does not allow Soundboard patches, although it appears to happen once in a blue moon. We put up all the Wilco and related recordings we can get - regardless of the year or tour. We are not interested in the sound quality of shows (or I'm not, anyhow), but rather archiving all the shows we can get. Of course, some sound better than others. People who want to bitch about the sound of AUD tapes should remember we are lucky to have them in the first place. If you listen to more shows than just the show you are after, you will grow accustom to the sound. I think in the beginning people fre

I have not heard those songs in a long time. I see what you are saying though. On a positive note, If I was going to do a VU song, I would do Countess from Hong Kong. Beck could do that one, I think. Someday, The Singing Nerd will do a Moby Grape song called Big.

You could have just edited (changed) the thread title. It's up to you. If you check out the Bit Torrent and Related Links thread I made, you may find some links in there that will help you out.

Jay Farrar is on More Oar. I'd say Oar is not something you really want to hear. The story behind the album is more interesting that the album. They should have covered something good, like a Moby Grape album for example. I suppose it's all well and fine, but to me it is still someone doing a cover album. It may be in a different way, and songs that are off the beaten path, but still, it is a cover album. I guess the trend has not died off yet. The information in the above paragraph is not quite right. Skip was fired from the Airplane by Marty Balin.

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Dude - don't delete threads (unless people post a bunch of bullshit in it). The information posted may have been useful to someone else down the road.

It's up at bt.etree.org. I have not seen another source, so far. Generally, shows are not instantly available for the public by way of The Wilco Archive. It's best to just put them up at bt.etree.org, or Dime A Dozen.

From Billboard.com: