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The great part is, he's done enough goofy choices earlier in the list to almost make this one seem like a possibility.

#3 - Shake It Off - http://www.americansongwriter.com/2009/07/the-top-20-jeff-tweedy-songs-3-shake-it-off/

This happens in a few minutes, according to Twitter there will be a "surprise orig vocalist on 'You & I' ". http://bit.ly/LQpwh

That may be true, but are you real? You could be an imaginary VCer in my head.

I betcha hell isn't too funny, unless you're a demon or something.

That's an awfully pretentious screenname.

John's name is still misspelled on his postage stamp.

1. Poor Places 2. Remember the Mountain Bed 3. Via Chicago 4. Spiders 5. Ashes of American Flags 6. Cars Can't Escape 7. Not for the Season 8. Misunderstood 9. More Like the Moon 10. Radio Cure 11. Muzzle of Bees 12. Radio King 13. I Am Trying to Break Your Heart 14. She's a Jar 15. Acuff Rose 16. I'm Always in Love 17. Wishful Thinking 18. Venus Stopped the Train 19. Country Disappeared 20. My Words

This is the correct answer. It's even more precise and accurate than an atomic clock. You will be hearing from a team of scientists from Switzerland very soon.

Out of curiosity - the solo acoustic live version or the studio version?

If you just had a tape machine also, you'd have everything.

Nice harmonies, but it wasn't kicking my ass all over the damn place.

There are 1,367 great songs and only three spots.

I've also had no luck finding this in the Northwest burbs. I half wonder if nearly every Chicago area Spin has been diverted to the Loft.

A few free audio clips here: http://www.sirius.com/outlawcountry The way things are going, it looks like 'Long Black Veil' will get played tomorrow night.

Definitely worth posting the liner notes here: 1. Too Blue – (Johnny Marr/Jeff Tweedy) – Johnny Marr and Neil Finn vocals Elroy Finn & Glenn Kotche (drums), Phil Selway (percussion), John Stirratt (stand-up bass), Johnny Marr & Ed O’Brien (guitars), Pat Sansone (piano), Nile Marr & Neil Finn (acoustic guitars), and Lisa Germano (violins) 2. You Never Know – (Jeff Tweedy) – Jeff vocals Jeff Tweedy (acoustic & electric guitars), Glenn Kotche (drums), Pat Sansone (acoustic 12 string guitar & piano), John Stirratt (bass), Neil Finn (Wurlitzer piano, fuzz guitar), Liam Finn

Leave Me (Like You Found Me) is Wilco's Memory Motel. This revelation should settle things once and for all.

#6 is as good as a song about getting rolled under a mattress can be.

Spin has a free subscription to their Digital Edition here: http://digital.spin.com/spin/200907/?u1=texterity Click on the link, then click on Free Subscription in the upper left hand corner to subscribe. It doesn't look like it has the August issue online yet, but you can see the past couple of years - pretty cool.

Cool, I'll have to give that a try tonight. I'm really interested in hearing 'Long Black Veil'.

I came across it on the internet somewhere and found it highly amusing. I do love BoB, though.

Yeah, that #7 choice reeks.

There's a solo acoustic version that is a b-side on the She Came Along to Me single: http://forums.viachicago.org/topic/34178-wilcos-non-album-tracks/ Can't tell you if it's the same version as the one in the movie, though.

Looks like an excellent time to sign up for a free 7-day trial of this and stream it over the interwebs tonight: http://www.sirius.com/freetrial/register

Last time Jeff was on the cover. Hopefully RZA didn't have to do a #2: