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http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/04003EF0...link=tm_home_h3 Click on the link to the venue. No row or seat # info though... My friend got 202

Jeff would have been very happy at pitchfork last weekend...

link to the tib article?

There is a pretty decent blog entry from Rolling Stone with video of Jeff talking to the camera about the heat three years ago: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/inde...stone-magazine/

I missed half a song last night. Four hour drive from Chicago with bad traffic. You can make it work. Wilco goes on about an hour after Low takes the stage.

I thought it was a good show. The encores were really swell. I loved the way they broke into Side With the Seeds with a keyboard intro. I'm not sure about the version of Spiders they are playing right now - there is so much stuff going on and it isn't very tight, but it is cool at the same time. I guess I'm still trying to figure out what each band member was playing. I thought the Shake it Off "Whoo"'s echo'd what the crowd is asked to do in Kingpin which was cool. I think that should be a new participation part at shows...

any special wilco related guests?

When did the hair go grey?

I thought it was a little north of there. Closer to Irving Park/ Montrose.

That may be the best encore set they could play. Would have loved to see that.

I wonder if Robbie Fulks taught him dancing queen? Possibly at a Letters to Santa show?

That's cool. The Heartless Bastards are quite good.

That's cool. The Heartless Bastards are quite good.

The two tracks are Theologians Live from the Vic and a non-album track called One True Vine

It is kind of annoying that they book these kind of shows...

I sense that their popularity is waining even as they become more regonizable to most people. I bet we'll be able to see them at the Vic pretty regularly. The question really is, will they ever play a show at a place like Martyrs again?

Thank you Wilco for broadcasting. We are so lucky the band does this. I hope they move to video some day as well. Did anyone else catch the Walken lyrics change? I hope smrt was listening and did. Jeff's a really nice husband.

8-20-1995 HORDE tour in Michigan. My friend and I went over to the second stage to watch the band play and Chris and Rich Robinson walked right in front of us to go watch. I was a huge Black Crowes fan and thought, if they are watching, there must be something to this band. I thought they were good enough, but wasn't really hooked at the time. I saw them again in 1999 and then many many times since then.

Jack isn't in enough scenes this season. that's the problem i have.

Pretty solid setlist. She read lyrics when I saw her 3-4 years ago. I think it is part of the gig...

Aren't both festivals multiple days? Couldn't any band play both? Heck Phil Collins played two continents for Live Aid back in the day...

Sounds very fun. So does Jack know how to play bag pipes?

I've just started to purchase some of the classics on ITUNES. Any recommendations? I recently bought: Twist and Shout (Isley Brothers) Gloria (Shadow of the Night) Who Do You Love? (Bo Diddley) Devil With a Blue Dress On (Mitch Ryder) Cherry Cherry (Diamond) Mony Mony (Tomy James) I'm Into Something Good (Herman's Hermits) Looking for other good stuff...

Jeff seems to love playing this song. I bet we can expect to see this one for a while.

They have to at least play at the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame, don't they? I can't stand the thought of Velvet Revolver ruining it.