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Yes, we've been at a number of same shows, let's try to connect at this one. If not at a show before.

Powderfinger is my #1 favorite of all my favorite Neil tunes. Given that they were already out of time I had no expectation for an encore, so when they not only came back but came back with Powderfinger I had one of those moments of sheer bliss that only live music can bring.

At JazzFest he did what must have been a 15 minute outro to Love and Only Love. A lot of folks in attendance hated it and were calling out "this sucks" and "play some songs", but I loved every second of it.

I'm on my 2nd or 3rd iPad 128 gig (I don't know if its the classic or some other name) and I'm always hoping it keeps on trucking. I would search high and low for a replacement if mine craps out.

Catching one of the Fenway shows. I hate seeing music in Fenway. But I'm going. Also talking with a buddy about making the Hartford show.

Another wet day in New Orleans. Neil and Promise of the Real absolutely crushed it today in the rain at JazzFest Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Neil and Promise of the Real absolutely crushed it today in the rain at JazzFest Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Thx for the heads up Lammy. I had already bought tix for shows last night and tonight when they announced JRAD. And then Warren's Last Waltz at the Saenger. That's the problem coming here at this time, I always want to split myself in 4ths. Just saw Jj Grey/Mofro open, waiting on Galactic at the sold out Orpheum.

JazzFest Day 3. The highlight today will be Beck, whom I've never seen. We'll see what else the day brings. Then tonight it's JJ Grey and Mofro opening for Galactic.

Tab Benoit and Los Lobos

Definitely no Paul Simon for me. Especially not with MMJ at same time. Today so far. Jonathan Boogie Long in the Blues Tent. Then today's big surprise set was Wayne Toups, a killer Louisiana Cajun band with accordion lead and 3 excellent guitar players.

At JazzFest. Wet day yesterday. A guitar day. Sonny Landreth, followed by Gary Clark, Jr., then Tedeschi Trucks Band with Jimmie Vaughn and Billy Gibbons. Today will include The Revivalists, acoustic Los Lobos and My Morning Jacket. Tonight, Lobos in a club.

Apologies if this was already posted here, but this week's SNL all Prince tribute show was something to see. Here's a link to stream the full show. http://www.relix.com/blogs/detail/watch_the_emotional_prince_tribute_episode_of_saturday_night_live

Appears to be true, Prince died. Oh no.

I should be reporting that I'm seeing The New Mastersounds tonight. But I'm getting under the weather and not up for a night out on my feet, so this will not be a Live! Tonight! for me. Bummed, would have been first time seeing them.

I guess I should be embarrassed to admit I've always really liked You Never Know. Go ahead, heap boatloads of scorn and ridicule on my head, I'll have to take it.

Just came across this recording of Space Oddity on NPR: http://wvpublic.org/post/hear-wilco-cover-space-oddity-mountain-stage

Steve Martin and Martin Short

https://www.facebook.com/juliekimchi/videos/10206361242974704/ Visual evidence of the O'Rourke sit in

They were a multi-headed monster. The nights the magic happened they were all "on" and in sync with each other. It wasn't just any one of them. Why that happened some nights and not others is the mystery of live performances.

There's a short capture vid posted on FB of O'Rourke playing with them on Laminated Cat. I can't figure out how to capture that, but it's there in the Wilco fan group if anyone wants to see it with their own eyes and ears.

That Houston Hofheinz Pavilion show is a monster. Should definitely be listened to if you haven't heard it.

Listening to Today in GD History, 3-29-85 Nassau. Middle of the 6 years I was off the bus. Never knew they did Baby What You Want Me To Do. I always knew that as a Hot Tuna sing on Yellow Fever. Brent does a good job with it.

Going back to the previous discussion about late era new tunes, Today on This Day in GD History on Sirius they were playing second set from Albany 3-28-1993. I was at this show, I usually like listening to shows I saw live. Except here, after Ship of Fools, they go into Wave to the Wind, and I had to turn it off in less than a minute. Can't bear to listen to them play that song. I don't remember much about this night, but I do remember the previous night having many great moments. The Days Between stands out in my memory bank, I still feel the chills I got hearing that song that night.

Nice to see Mr. Tinnitus Photography's photo showing up in a tweet from Wilco today. Nice shot Tim. https://twitter.com/Wilco/status/713397313763479552