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Count me among the "most".

Got to agree with Jules on this!

Wilco did play last night, right? Can't remember the last time a show topic wasn't posted here. This is from the Wilco FB page (although one of the comments noted that Wilco had the setlist wrong!): Idaho Botanical Garden / Boise, ID / 26 June 2012 setlist: One Sunday Morning (Song for Jane Smiley's Boyfriend) Black Moon Born Alone Impossible Germany Handshake Drugs One By One Spiders (Kidsmoke) I'm Always In Love I Am Trying to Break Your Heart Dawned On Me Box Full Of Letters Walken I Might Heavy Metal Drummer I'm the Man Who Loves You Sky Blue Sky Misunderstood .. A Shot in the Arm Je

Don't agree, but that's what makes the world go 'round. Or to look at it another way, it could be one of Wilco's "worst", but it's still an excellent album in my view. That just speaks to the strength of the Wilco catalog. So, with that in mind, I guess I don't take issue with your comment. Now, if someone were to post that it's a lousy album, I would definitely disagree with that. I doubt that they've dropped this album entirely from the setlists. I would be surprised if One Wing or BBN don't soon make an appearance. To my surprise, One Wing has become one of my favorites at a Wilco sh

That is fantastic! My stomach was in knots from nerves just watching him go on stage to play 30 songs on a few hours notice. Don't know how he does it. Probably 60 different ones over the 2 nights. Beyond impressive.

Bunch of videos up on YouTube. Had to add this one, The World Record Players on a tour of Japan!

Good interview, thanks for sharing that.

California Stars, 6:35 a.m. on the Maginnes on Tap show PGA Tour network on Sirius/XM (which was replaying a show from last night).

He's a special person, Shug, no doubt. One of my favorite lines, talking about playing with Clapton and looking over on stage and saying to himself: "Oh shit, that's Eric Clapton over there."

I couldn't find a Derek Trucks topic here. He's definitely one of my top few favorites. Not just his playing (which is otherworldly), but his entire vibe, appreciation of music and music heritage, etc. Came across this interview today. I think all music fans should spend 20 minutes listening to Derek Trucks talk about music.

Me too. My wife and friends laugh at me, but you and I know better!

As if I wasn't already, but now I'm really glad to be getting on the road this summer to see them. Maybe not again until Solid Sound.

Very sad. Bare Trees always holds a special place in my musical heart.

Phish tonight in Worcester. First show of the tour. I'm one generation removed from being caught up in the setlist and jam analysis mania, but having been there with the GD, I can appreciate the sentiment. http://livemusicblog.com/2012/06/06/a-bucket-full-of-thoughts-on-phish-in-2012/

Good news and bad news about this tour for me. Bad news is my wife loves Neil, but not Crazy Horse. Good news is I only have to buy 1 ticket.

I was wrong, $275.05 with all the ripoff fees, etc. But you get a free digital download of Americana. Not quite the same as getting fellated! More like getting raped. But I may sign up for the program.

Phish, tomorrow. Would like to get tickets this week for Neil and Crazy Horse, but at $270 a ticket in the Boston Garden, I'll have to think about that one.

I'll add to my list, both are excellent: Tedeschi Trucks-Everybody's Talkin' (live) Lettuce-Fly Heartless Bastards-Arrow, still my favorite of the year.

This is on the iPad book they released today. For free.

This is pretty cool. Some awesome photos.

MassMOCA! With only 900-1000 people in that small room, it would be a blast to pull this off. Any choreographers out there?

That would be great!

OK, hearing of this is a first for me. What the heck is a living room concert, and how does one be fortunate enough to attend, or more crazy, be like happiechick and host one of these??? And what a great setlist that is.

Just saw it during the Celts game, after just having seen it here: http://viachicago.org/topic/47873-sprint-commercial/

That's great! I don't watch commercials, but I would watch that one.