jeremy52

jeff rockin' the gram parsons outfit? he looked goofy as shit.

i can give ya some free tix to the Philly Zoo too... How 'bout dem apples.

of a car - they used to call - a caaaadddddillllacccckkkkkk........

I felt this was a good post.

there's so much less to this than youthink

whistle!!!

no love's as random!

puh-leazzzeee

dogshit never tasted so sweet.

please please please.

/grovel

If anybody has extra(s) for the Philly show I would be forever in your debt. Please reply to: jeremyericnimtz@gmail.com

"Sky Blue Sky" is to 'A Ghost is Born' what "On the Breach" is to 'Tonight's the Night'. Anybody agree?

Mow the lawn again? Start a thread comparing a member of Wilco to God? Roll another number for the road?

Discuss.

I, for one agree with you.....halfway. AGIB and SBS are starting to look like companion albums to me. Their similarities being their very organic, live analog recording sound. And the level of expressiveness in the playing. Thematically and mood wise AGIB seems like its looking down a long dark tunnel, there is definitely some light but its pretty dark stuff, Sky Blue Sky seems to step out (excuse the pun). They're two different moods that compliment each other extremely well.

I totally agre. To my mind if you hold up 'muzzle of bees' and "side w/ seeds" the point is crystalized...

"half of it's you half of it's me" has turned into "I'll side with you if you side with me". What was abstract is now physical. The contentedness that AGIB longed for has finally been realized in this record. Dissonance has given way to sweetness.

'you are my face' is stellar. is that nels or jeff on the axe that comes in at about 1:30 into the track?

The Death of Dad Rock

4.7

PitchFork Review will read: "With Sky Blue Sky, the once loveably lacontic frontman Tweedy mines the dregs of the Wilco mystique, sending the band to the scrapheap of hipster darling doldrums" .... er, or some nonsensical crap like that.

Santorum. heh. anybody read dan savage's column?