Analogman

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I don't see how the late great Laura Nyro would be considered a guilty pleasure. I mean - isn't a guilty pleasure what people mean when they are ashamed of something because some group of people decided it was not cool? I listen to what I listen to - I don't give a shit what anyone thinks of my musical choices. I began listening to her probably 10 years ago. I think we actually had a thread about her sometime within the last couple of years.

Well, I was at one of the shows that was taped for the Kicking Television live cd - and there was no taping, cameras, etc. allowed for that run of shows. I think the deal with Pearl Jam is that they are putting out soundboard shows - and still allowing taping. They seem to do things a bit different. The same with The Allman Brothers, The Black Crowes, Ratdog, etc. I don't really see the need for a bunch of officially multi-track recorded live cds/dvds. I mean, do they (Wilco) really play the songs all that different from the albums from tour to tour? That is one of the ways I judge a l

I find it hard to believe that they would have allowed tapers to tape if they were recording the shows in order to put them out as product.

I can dig it - but they would be edited - if the band released them. The way it is now, you get the whole deal.

This is a great phantasy thread and all but - I'd grab the shows while they are still being seeded, if you want to hear them.

Sell, Sell, Sell and White Ladder is very different from the early stuff - he was just a dude playing a acoustic guitar and singing in the beginning.

f. Two VCer's, one cup.

I can see that - it just seems like he wants to keep it small. He still travels around in a van - or was, anyhow. I have never got to see Son Volt, but I did see Jay and Mark Spencer a few years back.

There are others - such as, The International Submarine Band, and some lesser known bands that I can't think of at the moment. Also - we've had this discussion before - but the Jayhawks were doing this in 1985, and also, there was the cowpunk movement.

Although - if they had some sort of sign about it - then I suppose one takes thier chances.

I don't recall him saying they were going to do UT songs, and if they were, I wish they dude would bust out Fatal Wound.

That's harsh - if you parked far away in particular.

You should pm Father Calexico and ask him.

That's Louie B - for those who do not know.

I have A New Day At Midnight, never heard the last one.

I'd like one of the old hippie clapping in the balcony.

A Century Ends Flesh Sell, Sell, Sell The EPs 1992-1994 Lost Songs I bet Birds Without Wings is not on the so-called greatest hits album.

I always wonder why he plays in bars and bookstores? He seems to not want to be at the level Wilco is at (for lack of a better term).

I know - it's nutty, right? They will get up there - if I don't get to it in the next few days - someone else will.

She grew up with The Dixie Chicks.

Two different things, man.

Thank you for helping out with these questions - I don't think I have ever seen 400 people seeding a Wilco show.