Albert Tatlock

Interesting, I've never thought about that. My only guess would be because the same tune is used for this Scout song - not that your average English football supporter would have been a scout. http://www.scoutsongs.com/lyrics/be-kind-to-your-web-footed-friends.html Anyway, I'm Welsh not English, so can roll with them doing well but also enjoy an embarassing defeat. I would not go as far as this though, which is pretty funny - he was at the Italy game too http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/worldcup2014/article-2663606/Scotland-fan-spotted-Uruguay-fans-celebrating-winner-against-England-named

Done. Not as bad as I thought. £30 + TM fees for stalls row N, which TheatreMonkey says are good. Did not want to be too close after what it says about negative slope etc for the few few rows - though perhaps that is too heavily biased by the need to see Michael Flatley's dancing toes (his season just ends before JT) so I'm sure all will be fine there anyway. From my limited experience of refreshing with a couple of browers open at different sites, I did get the impression that they were almost selling back to front, side to middle. Anyway, I am very happy. This may be useful to others: http

There is a lot going on here. Loads of books and TV documentaries. One new series contained only original film from the time - some fascinating stuff. Kind of like the famous old 'World At War' series but for WW1 And the dramatised depiction of diplomatic developments/misunderstandings leading up to the outbreak of war '37 Days' was excellent when shown earlier this year: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/37_Days_(TV_series)

Some pics:- http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/photo-gallery-jeff-tweedy-performs-at-cain-s/collection_c345c1a8-f773-11e3-ba23-001a4bcf6878.html

Nice Cuddly toy?

I'll do my best with Banter Corner. Setlist may be a bit hit and miss though. Shame you won't be there.

The first thing that came into my head was the 'rattle your jewellery' line, but they actually did that Royal Command Performace at a different theatre. The lads did perform at the Palladium a couple of weeks before that.

One off show - London Palladium - Tuesday 4th November http://thequietus.com/articles/15555-tweedy-announce-london-palladium-show Tickets available either Friday or next Monday depending on what you read - though if I don't get one after posting this to you all now I will be livid Hurrah! (Though it might be a bit pricey)

http://exclaim.ca/News/jeff_tweedy_to_release_new_song_on_boyhood_soundtrack_featuring_arcade_fire_flaming_lips_vampire_weekend Interesting concept/execution - had not heard about it.

Misunderstood w/o PA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmUQOwForCo

Shot in the Arm - pro shot http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6TS5NjGirs

Well on the way to Via Chicago MVP of the year (again) Paul

Another vote for Summer Noon. Already the sound of summer 2014 for me after a few listens courtesy of nyctaper on a lovely sunny day in London. Another top notch pop song to go with the likes of Magazine Called Sunset and Dawned On Me. Looking forward to the album version with a touch more bouncy production freshness. So how many of the 20 new songs have been premiered now? Must be at least 5 still not heard? Would love to know the history of these songs - all written in the last few months / some from the reported slew of songs written for The Whole Love / some that have already been disc

Brilliant. Thanks.

The link works but it leads to a Govt Mule page for me. Oh well. But there's a new thread where someone has put up an audio stream, so no worries.

Do you have an updated version of that link or am I missing something? - its not leading to anything relevant for me and searching the site doesn't yield anything useful.

Yeah shame ... A lot of his stuff was of its time but doesn't stand up too well now, but I remember it fondly. The Dangerous Brothers was a particular favourite. I have been known to use the "I have no brakes" catchphrase to this day.

Why not look on the plus side - JT has found his comb again.

Stumbed upon these 1.5 hour videos yesterday Jeff Tweedy Solo Acoustic NYC 17th Nov 2005 As discussed in a DIY DVD thread here:- http://viachicago.org/topic/27377-dvd-vine-jeff-tweedy-17-nov-2005-new-york/?hl=%2B2005+%2Btribeca+%2Bjeff+%2Btweedy Now on YouTube here:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYp6xl6jzHg 1. Spiders (Kidsmoke) 2. Muzzle Of Bees 3. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 4. Wait Up 5. (Was I) In Your Dreams 6. Remember The Mountain Bed 7. Lost Love 8. Please Tell My Brother 9. Bob Dylan's 49th Beard 10. Sugar Baby 11. My Words 12. Someday Some Morning Sometime 13

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rm-5J2C-8Bo This 30 odd minute video has (most of ?) JT's solo segment and then the Diamond Light encore. It seems to be have a really hypnotic feel, though perhaps not at its most effective in this setting/situation. The 'noise' seems complimentary/effective here - the sort of criteria which define the limit of my appreciation for it - I think the B side would be too much for me :-)

Just had to quote that as it made me laugh thinking back to some of the 'debates' that have gone on here between 'fans' in the past. Appreciate your calm input. Time will tell for us all. For myself there's plenty of stuff I don't care too much for, but the majority for me is of course great and often enough even with an initial 'meh' JT works his magic to turn my preferences around. I just don't care to get too worked up about love or hate for any music - it's just too personal. As to the band, one thing that did cross my mind was that JT might be making a statement that this is in no way a r

Liking "World Away" too.

Liar! :-)Ta for the reports and enjoy the rest of the tour. Also hope A-Man got to attend.

Jesus what a load of bollocks, apart from the angel hologram.