Analogman

From The Blues Traveler Blog:

I sent you a pm - but I don't know if it went through or not. The only track I found that would not convert was 9-19-2003, Disc 1, Track 8. We will replace that track. I am now grabbing 9/20/2003 from the source to see what the deal is with those tracks. If you sign-up at Postcard, you can grab the shows yourself. That is where we got the shows. They have an FTP site. I say this as it may be a while before the track(s) are replaced at The Wilco Archive.

At the very first Wilco show I ever went to (June 2003), I saw a woman with a Wilco tattoo. I can't recall what the design was though.

Thanks for letting us know. I will check the files tonight.

Taper's Section Link

That is not always true.

I guess your not a S.M.F.

Wilcobase listing for this show. The seed is probably dead at bt.etree.org. You can direct download the very same source and files from The Wilco Archive.

I use to be a fan of the ampersand.

The "and" looks better I think.

And they got nifty shirts.

There is some sort of funny business going on I think. I made the post I was talking about sometime after August 2002 - on the old board.

I use to listen to Twisted Sister quite a bit back in the day.

Yes I really want to see Journey Through The Past. There are video rips of it out there, but I'd rather see the version that's included in the archives.

Twisted Sister - Stay Hungry (25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

My very first post on here had to do with asking if Wilco was still covering Henry and The H-Bomb.

The guy at who does the Dead Listening Blog also has a nice post about Jerry Moore. I'm listening to Little Sunflower from the June 4th 1975 Keystone show again. Man, the groove is out of sight on this deal.

From Jambands.com:

I don't think I will be buying it, but I would like to see the Blu-Ray deal.

I think he said 160 shows a year.

Anyone get the Archives yet? Don't Be Denied American Masters - PBS:

One from the old days: I caught some of the show online. I don't stay up late enough to watch it. It's good to see Andy back on the show. Pearl Jam - Got Some from The Tonight Show There is an interesting interview with Jay Leno in one of the recent issues of Rolling Stone. He states that he does not spend any of the money he makes from TV, but rather, he lives on what he makes from doing stand-up comedy gigs.

Pledge drive to get Whatever Happened I Apologize released on vinyl.

From Gans Blog: From Jambands.com: Taper's Section Link