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It sounds as if he is changing back to an acoustic sound:

I missed it by seconds. I take it one of those gurls reading the news is from Illinois or Chicago at least. I ain't voting for Trump. Although the majority of the state probably will be voting for him.

I don't own it. It was just a Youtube find. I may get it at some point.

Double Yoi If you guys like to watch the British shows - be sure to watch The Detectorists.

I was thinking about that the other day. It could be that film No Direction Home might have been it - with regards to him making any sort of direct remarks about his life (on film).

Alien Nation (1989-1990)

The songs on the Built To Last album.

A few years ago I watched all his spoken films in order. It was interesting to see how he changed over the years. That one about riding on the train in Russia is a trip.

I don't know any of those songs probably. I have that album on cassette - but I don't know if I ever listened to it. I must have at least once years ago.

He's in Used Cars (1980) among other things.

I think Gerrit Graham wrote those songs with Bob.

Fleetwood Mac in Japan 1977 Some of this is truly amazing. I don't think I knew that Lindsay played a Telecaster. (Go You Own Way for example) (2nd solo around the 3 min mark)

LOL - wrong thread Delete the block Al Kooper helped to break The Zombies in America

Go to Wilcobase and search on the song - Then click on the show - scroll down to the bottom and see if there is a show source listed - The links to the Wilco Live Show Archive won't work anymore - but you can just go to the Wilco Live Show Archive and find the show.

Whenever I see some major band mention the "collector community" I always think of shadowy people lurking around darkened corners. Almost sort of a Men In Black deal.

This morning:

Here's my latest thing to play if I had a show: Sunset Love - Winter's Day

He is probably too tied up with his radio show. I also wonder when the new Trigger Hippy album will come out.

Almost:

I think the songs from the new album are better live. I have to not been able to get into the new one all that much.

Exactly. I suppose there are all sorts of fantasy Beatles 1970 tour lists out there.

I guess that is all they had then - the side speakers. I suppose when I think of monitors I think of the front wedge monitors. I know there are also photos of Hendrix out there with such things sitting on a chair on the side of the stage. And Monterrey Pop - as seen int he film. I am curious about this Buffalo Springfield claim. I am thinking also that you can see such things in the Rolling Stones 69 tour film. I suppose for Dylan - the tour in 1974 must be the first time he had the use of a modern sound system.

I think that is right. There is a bunch of talk about this in the GD Gear book.

This is interesting: