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Thank god there are no solos at Wilco shows.

The new album is great too. It's technically selft titled but is refered to as the Gun Album. Gun on the cover. That one, Down with Wilco and In Rock are great.

I have I don't Know Who I am (Let the War Begin) as well and don't find that one very listenable...

He hasn't released his second album of September yet, has he?

I don't read about him much here, even with his new album coming out Tuesday, and think he is one of the better classic rockers.

Just a great catalog of songs. Night Moves, Stranger in Town and Live Bullet are just classic albums...

This news sucks. I'm a big Black Crowes fan and Ed was my favorite and that was hard, but this just spells it out that the band is going back down hill.

Didn't think I'd ever see that...

Walken!

I do like the Thanks I get and Let's Fight.

If you are referrring to the At the Organ EP, the answer is yes, although I don't have the vinyl in front of me.

As an example, Robert Randolph plays a mean pedal steel but he really sucks on regular guitar, no offense or anything.

I saw him this summer - he doesn't really use the pedals, does he? It didn't look like it, but I'm not expert.

Still three halfs. IV is entitled "Epilogue & The Afterlife"

Interesting first post.

Izzy is remoured to be in town and may make a surprise appearance, but he's not in the band (shocking I know since the other members of the famous lineup aren't either).

Band is:

Axl

Richard Fortus - guitar

Bumblefoot - guitar

Robin Finck - guitar

Tommy Stinson - bass

Brain - drums

Dizzy Reed - keyboards

Chris Pitman - keyboards

sick that I know this stuff.

I'm reading "Conversations with Tom Petty" right now. So far so good. The guy wrote some good songs.

Watching Capote made me go out and get In Cold Blood. So that's what I am reading.