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The Wall Street Journal covers the video, with a behind the scenes look. http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2014/09/26/jeff-tweedy-and-nick-offerman-talk-about-making-low-key-video/

One of the best written and most accurately descriptive reviews of Sukierae I've come across. http://www.mlive.com/onthetown/index.ssf/2014/10/jeff_tweetys_personal_satisify.html

Glad I'm not the only one who thought that was a strange booking

I'm going on October 21, rescheduled show from March, also happens to be my birthday. First saw them in 1973, thought Lockn' would be the last one when we got those tickets, but now "this will be the last time".

I always thought the deli tray show was at Irving Plaza.

This lyric from New Moon struck me from the first: I've always been certain Nearly all my life One day I'd be your burden And you would be my wife Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You put my previous efforts to shame! I was trying to get Summer Teeth played at one of the Lockn' sets, but obviously didn't have the fortitude you demonstrated. Sent from my Windows Phone using Tapatalk

Way to go WWN! But how come you didn't identify yourself when Tweedy called you out? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Jambase post doesn't seem to indicate the Allmans are playing: "Even though it appears the Allmans will play the final shows of their 45-year career late next month, Wanee will continue in 2015." Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

What? Who's playing guitar? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

One of my friends felt the same way, but I'm in the opposite camp. I love his enthusiasm for the music and playing. To me he looks like someone who is having so much fun. Totally into the music. I'm actually jealous! And I enjoy his bass playing.

Playing this pretty much nonstop all weekend since seeing the show on Friday. Seeing the songs live has really made the record "pop" for me. So many great new songs bouncing around in my head. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

20 years, seems like only yesterday. As soon as it hit, Loved that this album had some big time rockers on it and a big sound. Although from start to finish it's not one of their stronger albums from the day. Will listen again today. I've posted this somewhere here, but I took on the project this summer of reading the R.E.M. biography, Perfect Circle, and listening to each album as I read along. My wife and I were onto the band just about as soon as Radio Free Europe started getting college radio play here in Boston, which was right at the beginning of our relationship. Was great fun t

Hilarious video. Tremendous. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Haven't seen your other post, sounds like you have more important things to concern yourself with, so I don't want to bethe one to tell you that you'll be pissed. Best wishes to you. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

What a fun night! Jeff was hilarious despite not feeling well. There was a "Tweedy Nurse" in the audience. Jeff said his wife would not approve. The band sounded awesome, those new songs really come alive with the full band. Some part of that had to the result of hearing music in the Berklee Performance Center. What an amazing sounding room. Hearing My Darling was a big surprise. My friend got the song request list, it was on there 469 times or something like that. Jeff asked the requestor to identify him/herself. Nobody owned up to it. The acoustic portion started with Via Chicago,

I thought for sure you would be #4.

From the Wilco website: Setlist 01 - Nobody Dies Anymore 02 - Flowering 03 - Summer Noon 04 - World Away 05 - New Moon 06 - Honey Combed 07 - Desert Bell 08 - Fake Fur Coat 09 - Diamond Light Pt. 1 10 - Wait For Love 11 - High As Hello 12 - Love Like a Wire (Diane Izzo cover) 13 - Low Key 14 - I Am Trying to Break Your Heart 15 - Radio King (Golden Smog) 16 - New Madrid [uncle Tupelo] 17 - Spiders (Kidsmoke) 18 - Via Chicago 19 - Passenger Side 20 - The Ruling Class (Loose Fur) 21 - Jesus, Etc. 22 - Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season) 23 - I'm the Man Who Loves You 24 - A Shot in the Arm 2

By my count so far 3 of us at Tweedy tonight. Via Chicago takes over Berklee! Sent from my Windows Phone using Tapatalk

Tweedy Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It's "An Evening With." Has to mean no opener. The last Evening With show I saw in 2010 was off the hook great. That's why I'm coming down from Boston. And the fact I've wanting to get to the Cap since it reopened. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Speaking of listening to shows we were at, got in my car the other day and the Sirius GD station was playing Uptown Theater Chicago, 11-18-78 as the full show of the day. Right in the middle of Fire. I couldn't get out of my car until the show finished. That was a memorable weekend. I was in college in St. Louis and a bunch of us took several cars up for the drive to Chicago for the weekend of shows at the Uptown. One of my good buddies from home came in from Ann Arbor. Crammed a lot of us into 2 adjoining hotel rooms on the Loop. The electricity was running rampant. Great shows at a gr

I think it's in the Solid Sound discussion thread, but a couple months ago I tracked down the video production company and they responded to my email and assured me the Solid Sound movie was being actively worked on every day.

Always love a good couch tour night, and that was a good one!

I'm so ready for Friday at Berklee.