Analogman

The Time Tunnel - thanks to AOL Television.

Almost Martial law - I would think.

RKansas is not doing so well these days:

I would not count vault releases (1), live albums that were mostly re-done in the studio(2), and/or releases that were re-configured and re-released(3). 1. The Live 66 Dylan Album 2. A lot of them from the 70s - you didn't really think Kiss could sing those harmonies live you find on Alive II, did you? 3. Live at Leeds has been issued at least three times on cd, in three different configurations... I wonder if that dude even knows why those BBC releases exist? Also - live albums where the band plays the songs mostly like they do on the record generally does not do much for me. So

I saw that a while back - that guy is a bit confused. He should come here and look at the Best Live Album Threads from the past 6 years - and then make a list.

If you can download Yousendit links, you can download the links at The Owl and The Bear. The links there are not dead. If you are on a Mac, there are instructions around here someplace - I can't recall what thread they are in at the moment.

That is some good news to hear.

One can also go to Wilcobase, do a song search, click on the show, and there will be links to The Owl and Bear and/or db.etree - where can find the show, and thus, the song(s) they are looking for. Mine too - until I learned how to work with them - it's not hard.

Summer Teeth

I was going to say flanging - I am going to look up the recording of Rain in The Complete Beatles - to see what it says.

We are not archiving 24 bit files (at The Wilco Live Show Archive) at this time - so if anyone wants them, they should make sure they grab them now. For the benefit of the new people looking for shows in the After The Show section, you can find links to shows as they pop up - by checking this section of the board: Greatest Lost Track of All Time

That is the 24 bit version you posted a link to -

They did come to Pittsburgh a while back - I should have tried to get there.

I hope they come here where I live - do you have a setlist?

Oh - it's out there - I will see it sometime.

No - what is that all about? I only have the VHS copy I bought for about 9 bucks brand new - back in the day. Oh - that. I did not buy that version.

I saw that on Digg.

I was just looking at my issues of Propaganda the other day - they are from around that time.

And I just wanted to thank you Thank you for doing what you do

Maybe you want to read the book - the fellow who wrote it, Davis Grubb, was from WV.

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday

Yes, it is on all three of the formats I have. I think that video was one of the first music films I ever bought. I have never seen any of thier films, besides that, and Rattle and Hum, of course.