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Nice shots, once again Tim. I was sitting in the 10th row center next to my buddy Bob who recorded the show. He usually gets good recordings, so keep your eyes on bt.etree if you are interested. I will post a link on VC when it goes up. I also saw the posted set times and just assumed they were not calculated for the encore set. Weird we got a 20 minutes shorter show. The Orpheum never had a 10:30 curfew. I've been there a zillion time, and most recently in October or November for the Warren Haynes show, nothing I've been to there ended at 10:30. Maybe something's changed.

That's it!

I was 10th row on the center aisle, I shared your view of Glenn. He's the best! We should come up with the missing encore song.

Yes!

Hey bbop, had I known you weren't there I would have chimed in last night! Set list is accurate minus electric Spiders and Give Back the Key. I think Something else was played in place of Key, but I am drawing a blank right now. Weird that the show was a solid 20 minutes shorter than Portland, and from what I can tell, the first 2 shows as well. It's not like the Orpheum has ever had a 10:30 curfew. Set length aside, we thought it was an excellent show. We were down in the front orchestra, and pretty much everyone were on their feet the entire night. Very little from banter corner, except

I meant to reply to you, now will be in MM seats 102-104. On the aisle. Stop by and say Hi if you have a chance.

My seats just changed, to MM seats 102-104, right center Orch. Look for me there.

Orpheum ticket drop, just scored Row MM right center orch for tonight!

Orpheum ticket drop-I just scored MM right center for tonight

Except I'm pretty sure Wilco will play longer than a 2 hour set. I figure Wilco goes to 11:00, a 2.5 hour show. That's how the tour's been going.

I'll look for you and your cameras! And you know where I'll be. Plan is to head in by 8:10, will skip William Tyler tonight.

My mistake, I knew one of the first two was up. There's a lot of great Roadcase shows to be purchased from the Store.

Based on shows to date, Tyler plays 7:30-8:00, Wilco on at 8:30.

Aah, Theologians don't know nothing

I think that's what they were. At Wally Heider's studio. Same time period as the American Beauty sessions. Barncard was in the right place at the right time. You can revisit it in that YouTube link I posted above. That's one album I would never think to weed out. Give it a second thought.

I should edit my post, also my adopted hometown. Hell yes. That was a very easy roadtrip to Portland. Less than 2 hours from downtown Boston, stayed overnight, and an easy drive back. And it was a great show. Definitely do it again.

This obit in the NY Times pretty much hits the nail on the head http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/29/arts/music/paul-kantner-of-jefferson-airplane-dies-at-74.html?_r=0 And for those who may not be familiar with Blows, I suggest you give it a listen. From the same sessions that produced Crosby's "If I Could Only Remember My Name." The recording engineer, Steve Barncard, has written extensively about those sessions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEdPfHBXqNc

Wilco offers official Roadcase releases on the Wilco web store. They don't release every show a la Gov't Mule, Allmans, etc. I know there's at least one aud recording up on bt.etree of the Pittsburgh show.

Wilco In my hometown.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/29/arts/music/paul-kantner-of-jefferson-airplane-dies-at-74.html?_r=0

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The thing about the Cap is not only did they take up the chairs in the orchestra, but Peter Shapiro obviously spent some bucks refurbishing the place and putting in a top notch sound and light system. I wish the same for the Orpheum. ASAP

He had a serious heart attack in 2015, and apparently another one recently. Bless It's Pointed Little Head is one of my top live albums of all time. I agree about Surrealistic>Volunteers. I would also add Blows Against the Empire. Damn.

Wow, in the string of rock n roll deaths 2016 has brought, this is a big one for me. One of my first really favorite bands as an aware teenager in high school, spent countless hours listening to the magic of Jefferson Airplane. I still do. Fly Jefferson Airplane. Hope Paul's in a flying toaster 30 Seconds Over Winterland.

I'm pretty sure you will find everyone in the lower orch standing for the entire show.