winterland121072

amazing what the new Iphones can do...I just saw Drive By Truckers and recorded a song with my 4S expecting there to be major sound distortion but, alas, the sound was nearly perfect...

There was a fight? Between Jeff and Nels?

i was in and had 2 tix but the server stalled i guess...oh well....

is it reserved seating?

Ya...and 09 June 1976? Good show with attractive set list but the performance was at best above average only. They should have picked 04 August 1976 Jersey City....The band was on planet janet for that show...or 18 July 1976...imho http://www.archive.org/details/gd1976-06-09.sbd.miller.95399.sbeok.flac16 http://www.archive.org/details/gd1976-07-18.pre-fm.kbfh.berger.107832.flac16 http://www.archive.org/details/gd1976-08-04.sbd.miller-tobin.35171.flac

Hmm... The Download series was interesting. They didn't really release any material that wasn't already out there in very fine condition (e.g., charlie miller sources). The only new stuff they released was the August 1971 stuff which was great quality sound wise but only above average performance wise. I think they are suffering now from not having a true fan of exceptional L.ive S.teaming D.ead in charge of deciding which shows to release. For example, October 15, 1977 - wow - Terrapin>St. Stephen (with a nuts 10 minute jam)>NFA (starting with a lesh solo; followed by a maniacal

October 19, 1971 through October 20, 1974 - the band had one drummer. They still played Dark Star / Other One but switched it night to night (mainly). Playin' In the Band was typically a 2 out 3 nights first set closer. In my opinion, this was the peak of band's improvisational abilities. 1977 still gets a lot of rave from people but I find it to be a bit too tight for me. There was a 1972 studio album - Ace...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ace_%28Bob_Weir_album%29

This morning on Morning Joe, "Monday" was played as a segue into commercial - about 90 seconds...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe_%2772 Although Europe '72 is billed as a live album, the songs featured on the release were subject to significant overdubs after the fact, specifically with respect to the lush harmony vocals.[4] Unadulterated multitrack recordings of the performances used for the album are no longer available (because they were simply snipped from the multitrack concert tapes whereupon the band overdubbed directly onto them, destroying the originals) but, for example, the available two-track soundboard recording of the May 10, 1972 show indicates the band had not yet fig

right...it was all overdubbed...one easy way to tell is by listening to the harmonies - the band always harmonized well, but _never_ as good as they sounded on E72....

well...when they went into it after iattbyh in nashville on 10.02.2011, I had pure flush of joy that coursed through my body...It wasn't a Chris Matthews tingle, but it was close... oh, and my ring tone is instrumental portion of pot kettle black...

was there a poster for October 2?

wilco brought the house down...my first ryman show - fantastic. I was in section 1 row H - great view. The band was all smiles and energetic - seemed to be having more fun than i was if that's possible...Pot kettle black / side with seeds / new songs / etc - very impressed...can't wait for madison this next wednesday....(and milwaukee in december) (how'd the brewers do this weekend since i've been in nashville?)...

that makes my life easier...http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PGRAIR58 is a great source....thanks!

i will be uploading flacs of the NPR show at etree / lossless legs...

Another Tweedy masterpiece...

nice...whole love....love this tune to death...

nice and tight Box...

hopefully NPR will leave it up for a few days...

ya - that was pretty interesting in iowa city...

I know when we started the process with archive.org that the Garcia et al stuff was to be there too (I was assisting but not a main player)...I think IP issues may have gotten in the way? who knows...still, archive.org is fantastic... I wish the Wilco shows were as maintained as the Grateful Dead shows at etree in terms of shn/flac ids.

I did the Fall 1972 reviews for the compendium and various other shows...in my opinion fall 1972 was much better than the europe 72 tour...9.17.1972 Other One...9.28.1972 Other One...9.27.1972 Dark Star...11.18.1972 PITB...12.15.1972 Dark Star...12.11.1972 Dark Star...12.31.1972 Other One....etc. Wilco hit me the same way the dead hit me...can't get enough...

i've got the whole tour for anyone who wants them or individual shows (each version of each show). Highlights for me 4.11, 4.14, 5.7, and 5.26... Missing some shows from 84-87 - beyond that have each shn id... http://db.etree.org/winterland121072 (what's mine is yours) Anyone heard of the Deadhead's Taping Compendium???

I am seeing the Berlin show november 12, 2011 (my brother lives in berlin so makes sense to plan trips around wilco tours)...

milwaukee sold out in about a minute as well....got lucky though - anyone else?