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Everything posted by Albert Tatlock
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Wilco — 22 August 2025, Bonner, MT (KettleHouse Amphitheater)
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
I'm more of a Junior Bonner guy myself. "He has only one problem - the twentieth century" Make that 21st and it's about right. -
Wilco — 22 August 2025, Bonner, MT (KettleHouse Amphitheater)
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
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Wilco — 20 August 2025, Ogden, UT (Ogden Amphitheater)
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
Ta. Stan Ogden lived just down the road from Albert Tatlock, and Hilda Ogden was the greatest soap character ever. Just saying. -
Wilco — 19 August 2025, Jackson, WY (Snow King Mountain)
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
You slipped 'teton' past the censors. Ta(tas) -
Wilco — 17 August 2025, Vail, CO (Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater)
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
When it comes to Wilco, I think of you as the computer who wore tennis shoes. P.S. Only today did I see that it was Kurt Russell. I always thought it was that guy from the Waltons. One of the first films I saw in a cinema, along with Herbie the Love Bug and The Battle of Britain the same year (still traumatised by the image of the pilot who got his eyes shot out).- 1 reply
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Just to mix things up a bit, an anti-belter My brain tends to race and I often find it helpful to listen to something just to get to sleep. Been getting into the Night Tracks show on BBC Radio 3 where one fo the tracks from this came up.
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Wilco — 12 August 2025, Chesterfield, MO (The Factory)
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
Just like a brother from another mother. Ta. -
Wilco — 10 August 2025, Chicago, IL (Salt Shed [Fairgrounds])
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
Hint: You can save yourself some time by not typing the brackets and just leaving it the correct way. On the sauce again? The perfect opportunity for Deeper Down with a replacement for the abominable 'Further out than triremes row'. Why are they not switched on? Also on the sauce? All this aftershow malarkey has alot to answer for. Edit: Out of sanguine curiosity I googled US Blues by the Grating Dead and found it on YouTube. I lasted 42 seconds. -
Wilco — 5 August 2025, Philadelphia, PA (The Met)
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
Oh go on. I suggest the following code names:- Jeff - Boss Hogg John - Spicy Hamster Glenn - Rumpleddrumskin Mikael - Specs Bomb Nels - Jazzy K Pat - Mr Dreamy a.k.a. The Perfect Package -
Wilco — 5 August 2025, Philadelphia, PA (The Met)
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
Looking forward to reports on those debauched afterparties. Use codenames for real names and we'll still know who you mean without you getting any litigation. -
Ha! No - womens football is not such a big thing for me to be too fixated, plus the English women always seemed to be coming from behind in the knockout games so it was nice to see them come through each time. It is a strange thing. For rugby I would be supporting 'anyone but the English' in the majority of situations (definitely in the 6 Nations), though if they get to the later rounds of the World Cup then it would depend specifically on who they were playing and how they were playing (they have had a boring style for some decades). I might also switch allegiance during a game if they went f
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Ta (though as I'm Welsh it's not a real red letter day). The icing on the cake for the Changing of the Guard would have been for the colour guard to do a bit of headbanging in bearskins for a few seconds, but I suppose they need to keep some rules of protocol.
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Changing of the guard with Paranoid played. Made me laugh anyway. https://www.tiktok.com/@about.london/video/7532839159791160598
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Yeah, and it was even worse I think for A Hard Days Night and Help where I've read the second side was instrumentals/soundtrack versions by 'George Martin and his Orchestra'.
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So even in the 70s in the US they were still selling the mangled Capitol versions of the albums rather than the proper EMI ones (up to Rubber Soul I believe)?
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Gone for ever. More's the pity. My favourite rugby league team too in the 90s. One of the greatest 'teams' of any sport ever.
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Watching the videos that have been released. "@Aranivah is an alternative/subculture dancer and Salvadorian immigrant teaching the world obscure dances. " Since when was Northern Soul an obscure dance? . FWIW, IMHO the flower song is more dead strings strumming, but Out in the Dark is great.