Analogman

That must be it. I have not heard that album in a long time.

Not very many new shows these days - usually a lot of old shows appear - and then maybe some new shows. Or sometimes they appear months or years later. I don't think we have seen a quick turnaround on shows in a long time. I could be wrong. Bt.etree.org, Dime a Dozen, and The Traders' Den are the 3 places I look.

Nothing - so far.

I'm not seeing that anywhere. All I see is vinyl/cd/Mp3 packages. Maybe it's just for the physical product then.

I'd say you are right. The Wilco store and other places now list the 30th as the release date.

Oddly enough - I have been re-watching all those great documentaries they have on Youtube. I think they must film everything when they go on tour. That was actually the last Iron Maiden album I bought also. I don't think l have heard it since 1987 or so.

Below are all the shows we have collected and uploaded to The Wilco Live Show Archive from January 2022-June 2022:

I saw some recent video the other day. It was a train wreck. The drums do not work.

Another RA connection - the end of Many Worlds reminds me of something Ryan has done. But I can't think of what song.

Do you know the song Stories We Could Tell? Google likes to tell us it is a Tom Petty song - but it is not. It was written by John Sebastian. And covered by many people.

The Misunderstood - I Can Take You To The Sun (from Riverside, CA)

I got my 2nd booster shot yesterday. I don't feel out of it this time. But there is a big knot on my arm again. I think last time it was sore for over a week.

Those are really the only two Judas Priest albums I ever listen to. That video is from The Old Grey Whistle Test show. I have always liked Winter/Deep Freeze/Winter Retreat. I guess they do no own the masters to those first two albums. I think I got Sad Wings of Destiny when I was a teenager in the early 1980s.

Plus - it''s a double album.

That artwork makes me think of Ryan Adams and The Cardinals - Cold Roses.

It is quite amazing that one of the greatest live albums of all time was recorded in a cafeteria.

The game's afoot, old sport. I'd forgot about. We took all that sort of stuff down.

Ha Ha not me - I never copied the discs.

I have an entire cd suitcase full of Ryan Adams tracks/albums and another one full of Black Crowes tracks/albums. It used to be that stuff was out there to be had. Not now. I can not recall if the Wilco studio stuff was ever on Dime a Dozen.

2 for 2 - we don't have the Sound Opinions show either

I guess those Engineer Demos got around. I can't recall who sent it to me - but it has a note in the cd sleeve that states "do not copy". There is no artwork for the one I have. That must have came later.

I've never seen a source out there for that show (07/23/2002). I was curious if they were going to use a show that was circulating or a show that was not out there.

I never knew what it looked like until I looked it up a few years ago. About the same thing as finding out where The Who's Live at Leeds show took place.