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Me too.

I'm not going, but I did enter the contest the other week. Just got an email today offering tickets with the convenience charges dropped which I thought was cool.

I had the same reaction to this in The Newsroom which ultimately turned me off from watching it. So far, the soap opera aspects of Homeland haven't gone too far for my taste. There are some good parts of it in Season 2.

I'm a big fan. I even think the current cast is solid. They have their good and bad weeks/sketches. Some recent favorites: Anything Fred Armison does Drunk uncle Bruno mars Pandora skit Merryville Brothers The previously mentioned pizza ad was great too I do already miss Kristen Wig.

Start Me Up was released in 1981 on Tattoo You. So there is something from the 80's. Also, Chuck implies that the band will not be mixing it up which makes sense for a 5 show "tour": http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/rolling-stones-chuck-leavell-on-assembling-their-reunion-set-list-20121126

Heard the Thanks I Get yesterday - a Thanksgiving themed show on a MI radio station as I was driving from Detroit area to Chicago. Weird hearing b sides on the radio.

I have no insight when the shows will be other than that there isn't a consistant time other than Feb - April. See prior show dates: March 30-31, 2012 April 15-16, 2011 March 12-13, 2010 February 13-14, 2009

Wallflowers

I went to this fundraiser in 2010 and have to say it was a lot of fun. Very strange setting to see Jeff do his thing.

Is Wilco considering this?

I'm late to the thread, but most put in another vote for Freaks & Geeks.

Maybe, but he does say he is playing going to lead it off by playing "maybe my favorite"

love how their cool credibility is immediately challenged when the host leads it off by playing his favorite song, You and I.

I will also recommend that Pittsburgh show - really fun to hear those versions of the Ghost songs.

My 50th Wilco show! A milestone I didn't realize until this morning. I really appreciated the adventurous setlist. The band's energy seemed flat to me. Maybe a symptom of not playing for a couple weeks or having to concentrate on the songs they don't always play...I don't know. Still a fabulous performance and a great time. Great event - I thought it was set up really well Saturday. Food trucks were eclectic and then musically Wild Belle was a nice find. The leader singer's posture on stage reminded me of Axl Rose. So, those are my random thoughts on the show.

Yep - we get to watch Steven Tyler sing Zep...

I agree. Solo versions > studio version.

I'd rather see Keith & The Winos in a theater than the Stones in an arena/stadium...

Malcolm Young Keith Richards Izzy Stradlin

I have two two day tickets and would don't have an interest in going Friday. Anybody want to trade and pay me a few bucks?

That looks great. I hope they bring it to Chicago.

10-29-2002 isn't the laptop era though, right? I thought that era ended at the end of 2001.

Green Day - American Idiot

Guns N' Roses/ Blind Melon Palace in Auburn Hills, MI April, 1993

from the CRB web site: The Magic Door contains seven songs: six originals--“Someday Past The Sunset,” “Vibration & Light Suite,” “Appaloosa,” “Little Lizzie Mae,” “Sorrows Of A Blue Eyed Liar” and “Wheel Don't Roll”--plus a cover of Hank Ballard’s “Let’s Go, Let’s Go, Let’s Go,” a CRB set list staple. The songs (written by ROBINSON, with Neal Casal on “Wheel Don’t Roll” and Casal and Adam MacDougal on “Sorrows Of A Blue Eyed Liar”) are all free flowing and some lengthy, with “Vibration & Light Suite” clocking in at 13:56. This is music that is in no hurry to reach its destination bu