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Cool, obscure idea!

Me too. Kicking TV has one of the best versions of the transition to my ears too.

Glenn plays with So Percussion in New York at Zankel Hall on Feb 12th

Magnetized & Random Name Generator as far as deep cuts. Hoping More... & Cold Slope continue to be regulars.

Jeff Tweedy @ Park West November 20th. Tickets are $125 and on sale Saturday (Oct 3)

AC/DC and Vintage Trouble at Dodger Stadium.

The Bad Plus covered Radio Cure Building off Bbop above, Bob Seger covered California Stars on his last album. Is he the only Rock N' Roll Hall of Famer to cover Wilco? as far as live versions, this is one way to look at it: http://www.setlist.fm/stats/covered/wilco-23d6982b.html Some cool artists on there that I had no idea played Wilco every now and then! Bleachers/Yo La Tengo doing Jesus, Grace Potter doing Muzzle, Widespread Panic doing Outta Mind, Lucius doing Dawned on Me.

Tweedy @ Bluesfest in Australia. Fest occurs March 24 - 28.

Glenn Kotche dates in Netherlands. He's co-curating the Cross-Linx Festival and headlining along with Andrew Bird & Neil Finn. Pretty cool. Cross-linx is a varied evening full of unexpected connections between composed 'new' music and artists of the avant-garde pop scene. The festival is not just figuratively off the beaten track, but also presents a musical adventure in unexpected places within the concert hall. "Kotche is an icon in the indie music scene," said Cross-linx director Frank Veenstra: "I am very pleased that we build together the program and especially the fact that he is a

I was just thinking that they needed to add Face back to the rotation! So great in the live setting.

Taylor Swift version is superior. Sad that this album is going to get Ryan more attention than most other albums in his career.

Recent San Fran and Seattle shows now available.

Yes indeed. Got lucky with the golden ticket for sure. My musician friend is buddies with Rami Jaffe. He's usually in LA but was visiting and was able to work some friendship magic. I'm a lucky dude.

Didn't have a chance to post because at 3:30 I was offered free ticket and backstage pass (Club Rami) to Foo Fighers @ Wrigley. It was an amazing rock n' roll experience to be on the stage for the show. Also nice to get free drinks provided by the Foos.

Rebels and Don't Come Around Here No More I assume. I agree that is the consensus. I'm not a fan of either. DCAHNM's drums bug me to no end. I actually left a Petty show at Summerfest because of this one. I regret doing that - was just not feeling the show and then the terrible drum beat kicked in. That was the tour when the Crowes opened. Summerfest in Milwaukee

Petty - Southern Accents

Victor Wooten AC/DC Bully Girlpool Stained Radiance Excited. Shows can't come soon enough.

Black Crowes: Warpaint hate is probably too strong a word, but their worst by far in my book.

Watching the show on KEXP's youtube channel. BBN is a major highlight!

Maybe late Nov or more likely December/ January as Nels is booked with solo stuff Oct 18 - Nov 13

From today's Wilco HQ email: "The band will head back on the road in support of the new album this fall. See full details below and stay tuned, more dates are coming." Good news! East Coast maybe?

Quindar (Mikael) Aug 30th at Farmer & Cook in Ojai, CA Glenn Nov 7 The Menil Collection Houston, TX

Yes - You have to do Hitsville. It is really fun for music fans.

Club: St. Andrews Hall. Magic Bag, Blind Pig (in Ann Arbor) Theater: Fox, Masonic Temple (AKA Jack White Theater), and Royal Oak Music Theater (which is not technically Detroit)

There is an interview in the latest Rolling Stone (with Dre/Cube on cover). Short and sweet. Good stuff.