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Speaking of Neil, I think the last Crazy Horse album is excellent.

I agree that Dylan's Love & Theft and Modern Times are excellent releases by someone over 50. But the point is well taken, I'm struggling to think of someone else who kept a creative spark burning at that age. What about David Byrne? I've lost track of his work (I'm still mad at him for breaking up the Heads) but I know his work with St. Vincent received lots of praise. Lucinda? She must be over 50. She's still putting out new material, nothing on the order of Car Wheels though. What I've heard of her soon to be released new album sounded great. The Los Lobos guys. Tin Ca

Yes, the fact that W(TA) songs were performed and then deleted from the Roadcase shows has to mean there's a legal copyright or royalty issue.

Hey, I heard the Wall of Sound at my first GD show, holds a special place in my heart. But seriously, the sound was awesome and I've never noticed anything with the vocals in any of the shows I've heard, or in the GD movie which I've watched and listened to tons of times. Catching up on some of the previous discussions about suggested shows/eras, I suggest anything from '73. My favorite single year. If you can get the Winterland '73 box, get it. Or see if you can still download Mile High in Denver, a compilation that was posted on Hidden Track. As for later years, I'm all about the Ho

Just saw 3 hours of Wilco at Lockn'. No W(TA) songs played, again. Has to be some legal issue, I can't figure out what the issue would be that only impacts this album. And clearly they aren't talking about it. Something in the fine print of some legal document that relates only to the royalties on this release. Can't remember ever hearing anything like this before.

Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZi-dw03fE8

Where on FB was that posted? I couldn't find it anywhere on the Wilco page

Pretty sure they did I Got You after Red Eyed. Didn't they? All a bit blury right now. Sent from my Windows Phone using Tapatalk

Glad to read the Wilco set came across well in the webcast. It was awesome here. Band sounded great, very strong and confident. And all sure looked like they were having fun. The sound system at Lockn' is ridiculously good. Sent from my Windows Phone using Tapatalk

Meant to say sounded great here on the field. Everybody looked like they were having fun.

I can't think of anything missing. They sounded great Sent from my Windows Phone using Tapatalk

Coming on right after Willie Nelson today should be interesting to say the least. I say open with Art of Almost and watch all those folks run. Sent from my Windows Phone using Tapatalk

I was wondering what was going on behind me but wouldn't turn around. heard a little talk saying they were turned on to Wilco here Mostly they played to their fans, and there are a good number here. BTW I'm one of those Gov't Mule hippie types. Non redneck version. Sent from my Windows Phone using Tapatalk

Only thing missing was the lightening that came in later

Saturday at Lockn'

I was there, so I should be able to share some words. It was a long day and night of music (was still there listening to Bustle at 3:00 a.m.), and I didn't write anything down so best of memory of songs played in no particular order: Misunderstood Shouldn't Be Ashamed Shot Impossible Germany Red Eyed I Got You Laminated Cat Handshake California Stars Forget the Flowers Jesus Kingpin Whole Love Dawned on Me A pretty standard festival set , but make no mistake, Wilco was great. A very well played set, high energy and very tight. We were down front, don't know how they were received by the

Wilco! (Been too long since I've been able to post that in this topic.) Oh yeah, also Gary Clarke, Jr., Tedeschi Trucks Band, Phil and Friends, Widespread with Stevie Winwood, Tom Petty, and late night acoustic Hot Tuna and Bustle in Your Hedgrow. Can't wait for today to happen. I'd better go back to sleep.

Just got back to our hotel in Lynchburg. Tonight/last night or whichever night it was was awesome. Can't wait for tomorrow/today.

You here at Lockn' Bosco?

My buddy scored us 4th row center balcony. I would have gone for the floor but he wanted seats.

Very manageable in the VIP area up front. It's a large space in front of both stages. When we ventured outside the VIP area it was crowded for a while but then thinned out quickly as we move away from the stage. I'm no expert on festivals, been to JazzFest a number of times and all Solid Sounds, this festival is run so well. The side by side stages are genius- music never stops for a second all day/night long. The sound system is the best I've heard (maybe since the Wall of Sound but I don't really remember that too well). Kudos to Peter Shapiro. And the lineup is getting better for m

I'm here too, counting the hours until Wilco's first set but still taking it all in. I 'm expecting no repeats over the 3 hours of Wilco sets. We'll see!

Day 2 at Lockn'. I'm most looking forward to the sets by Drive By Truckers and Phil and Friends (with Warren, Scofield, Modeski and Russo). And 2 more String Cheese sets.

They are onstage now but haven't seen any songs referenced on Twitter yet. I take that back, I see a report of Poor Places

This happens for every single show I ever get tickets for, 99% of which are from Live Nation/Ticketmaster. This is not an issue limited to Front Gate.