Our Wilco Live Show Archive is download only. There was someone creating a streaming Wilco live show site. But it is gone I think. 

We made our own Archive. They did not want their shows on there however many years ago when the question was asked. 

Aha - I have not always been sure.

That's it.

Tumbling Dice - I love that live version from the 72 tour. You can see Keith telling Mick "to stop playing" the riff. 

Thanks - I ran into this a while back when I was updating my time thing about how long I have been here. I forgot about it until I saw that thread today.

Anyone get this when trying to change something in their signature line?

My first thought is - it makes me think of Liam or Noel Gallagher for some odd reason.

They must be going for a younger audience. 

Charlie Sexton is now playing with Elvis Costello. 

I'd like to see the Mad Dogs and Englishmen tribute concert/documentary they have coming out at some point. 

That stuff is probably on Youtube. At least the Witchita Lineman video is or was. 

I'd like to see that VU documentary. I had not listened to them in years until recently. 

The New Adventures in Hi-Fi 25th Anniversary Edition is coming out next month. I am really into buying such things anymore. Although - I have to say it would be nice to have their take of Wichita Lineman on cd. But I can't justify buying that just for one song. 

It is. Thank you. 

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1 hour ago, calvino said:

  

Really? Not sure why Dylan would have any beef with Springsteen about writing a song about a killer or killings.

Dylan has written plenty of those types of songs. 

I think it was something about how did he know what they were thinking, Bruce was not around at that time/place, etc. 

1 hour ago, calvino said:

For the love of Pete -- I have been playing and singing that song on my guitar for 30 years and just realized it when you mentioned it. That 1st stanza --- the song never even crossed my mind while I was watching that scene...

 

I saw her standing on her front lawn
Just twirling her baton
Me and her went for a ride, sir
And ten innocent people died

From the town of Lincoln, Nebraska
With a sawed off .410 on my lap
Through to the badlands of Wyoming
I killed everything in my path

I can't say that I'm sorry
For the things that we done
At least for a little while, sir
Me and her we had us some fun

Now the jury brought in a guilty verdict
And the judge he sentenced me to death
Midnight in a prison storeroom
With leather straps across my chest

Sheriff, when the man pulls that switch, sir
And snaps my poor head back
You make sure my pretty baby
Is sitting right there on my lap

They declared me unfit to live
Said into that great void my soul'd be hurled
They wanted to know why I did what I did
Well sir I guess there's just a meanness in this world

I think Dylan once questioned his motives on writing that song.

16 hours ago, calvino said:

To continue with the whole last week or so of discussion - I watched Badlands, yesterday.  Definitely an interesting take on a Starkweather and Fugate's murdering spree. Didn't know anything about the events, prior to watching the film.  

 

Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek were great in the film --- both their characters seemed believable and non-believable at the same time. Malick  wrote and directed a great screen play - making a killer liked and loved by everyone. Only Holly's (Spacek's character) father showed his utter hatred towards Kit - and that started the whole ball rolling.

 

Nicely shot --- nice seeing small western towns and its landscape. 

 

 

There are also at least two made for TV movies and of course the Springsteen song Nebraska is about them. Caril was paroled in 1976. She is still alive I think. 

There is a Tattoo You boxset coming out at some point. I think Charlie does not play all the drums on that album. Although - I don't really know much about their albums after Tattoo You.

And Elias Koteas - who I know from Some Kind of Wonderful (1987).

Yea - that scene on the hill where Nick Nolte is yelling is pretty great. 

I wonder if that is a first for them?  

I think the last DVD I bought a couple of years ago was The Thin Red Line. I wanted to watch it again and could not find it streaming anywhere. 

Oh - that is right. 

Kidsmoke knows -