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There's a great version of MMJ doing Oh! Sweet Nuthin' on the free Best of Bonaroo comp (not sure if its still available). Also features Wilco on Bull Black Nova

Wasn't there, but: Wilco Via Chicago Solitaire Poor Places Art of Almost I Am Trying To Break Your Heart Kamera Impossible Germany Passenger Side Forget the Flowers ??? California Stars The Late Greats Heavy Metal Drummer I'm the Man Who Loves You Dawned on Me Dreamer in My Dreams Bob Dylan Things Have Changed Love Sick High Water Soon After Midnight Early Roman Kings Tangled Up in Blue Duquesne Whistle She Belongs to Me Beyond Here Lies Nothin' A Hard Rains a-Gonna Fall Blind Willie McTell Simple Twist of Fate Summer Days All Along the Watchtower Ballad of a Thin Man Nothing on MM

The other sets: MMJ Circuital First Light The Way That He Sings Two Halves Steam Engine Carried Away It Beats 4 U Wordless Chorus Don't Do It (with Ryan Bingham) Victory Dance Bob Dylan Things Have Changed Love Sick High Water Soon After Midnight Early Roman Kings Tangled Up in Blue Duquesne Whistle She Belongs to Me Beyond Here Lies Nothin' A Hard Rains a-Gonna Fall Blind Willie McTell Simple Twist of Fate Thunder on the Mountain All Along the Watchtower Blowin' in the Wind

Dylan's full set: Bob Dylan Things Have Changed Love Sick High Water (For Charlie Patton) Soon After Midnight Early Roman Kings Tangled Up in Blue Duquesne Whistle She Belongs to Me Beyond Here Lies Nothin' A Hard Rains a-Gonna Fall Blind Willie McTell Simple Twist of Fate Summer Days All Along the Watchtower Blowin' in the Wind

Might be the same source, but this has got three MMJ sets including this one, plus one Wilco - http://thesteamengine.net/home/tag/americanarama

Not sure if this is the same source as etree or not. Also has three MMJ sets, including Cincinatti, where they play Isn't it a Pity with Wilco - http://thesteamengine.net/home/tag/americanarama

It also seems like this show marks Dylan's third lead guitarist for the tour so far

Boblinks.com says a standard setlist except for 1952 Vincent Black Lightning as the penultimate song of the set

Their facebook says they played Cinnamon Girl with MMJ too

setlist.fm says that 'Song from Mermaid Avenue- didn't make the record- Jeff said they have never played before' was Listening to the Wind that Blows.

I thought I'd replied to this - when I checked the files are all there, but I deleted tracks 31 to 34 and reuploaded them. Can you tell me if you're still having problems and I might try an alternative storage site, or provide direct links to each track.

Below the Killers!?

I'll check it out. I like Mega because it uploads really fast, but it doesn't show the files that have been uploaded that session (or at least it doesn't for me). I'll investigate it and reupload them if necessary (it might not happen until next weekend though).

Fantastic, so we now have soundboard releases of three of four headlining shows in Australia. I'll try to get an audio rip of this and will make it available to others if I can.

Recording of this is up.

I'm amazed people think $80 to $110 is expensive. The last time each of these guys toured Australia (admittedly headline tours) the top ticket prices (just face value) were $107.20 (Wilco), $72.45 (MMJ) and $175 (Dylan). A show here featuring all of them would probably be over $200 for the top tickets.

Recording if anyone is interested - http://this-was-now.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/wilco-30-march-2013-bluesfest.html

Dylan's facebook page and website just put up a sign saying "Americanarama". I assume this will be the tour name/festival?

It is, and I can vouch for the content.

Thats a really really great setlist. Nice to see them mixing things up a bit more.

Sounds like the most likely picks are one of the two NZ shows. Pretty exciting for everyone that attended.

Knowing the Dompost I'm pretty confident that any prediction isn't based on any particular knowledge. Having said that, I'm always surprised that the band never seem to take much of a break - they may not come here often, but they tour Europe and the US every year. If they felt the need, hopefully they'd just take a year off to do their own things.

Some reviews and photos: http://www.theaureview.com/sydney/wilco-sydney-opera-house-02-04-13 http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/ready-wilco-and-able-20130403-2h670.html

Are you sure that wasn't Elroy Finn, Liam's younger brother? I think Liam's in New York at the moment, and Elroy was involved in the 7 Worlds Collide album and performed at the shows.

Glad my hometown is getting some love. The shows this tour have seemed a bit short in comparison to the last tour and recent shows (even factoring in that One Sunday Morning is the length of three songs), how long were they on for last night? 21 songs sounds brief. On the other hand its nice to see a bit more mixing up of the setlists - two Wilco songs and a cover that haven't been played on the tour, plus one that's only made one appearance. Personally, SS13 is a bit close, but I'm starting to seriously think about either SS14 or trying to get to a Living Room show. Anyone else?