summerdai
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Well it is an evening with them. I could be wrong, but personally I wouldn't read too much into that. Anyway, am not going.
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Multiple nights, 2 hr ish shows. I see no reason to expect anything else.
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Austin, Tulsa and St Paul for Winterlude in December. Didn't see that coming
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I corrected one Wilco related thing on setlist.fm telling them that "Tweedy" played at Solid Sound in 2015 rather than "Jeff Tweedy", I produced the poster as evidence
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Am missing 2 setlists of my 29 shows, and my winner is ..... Jesus etc, with I'm the Man Who Loves You in 2nd and Impssible Germany in 3rd. Total of 167 unique songs, 65 of them only played once. Ambulance An Empty Corner Annihilation At My Window Sad and Lonely Blue Eyed Soul Bob Dylan's 49th Beard Candyfloss Can't Stand It Cars Can't Escape Casino Queen Climbing
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Guys in their 50s and 60s are not going to make the same kind of music as they did in their 20s or 30s. We have much to be grateful for in their amazingly consistent output, but there's not going to be another YHF or AGIB at this stage, and I wouldn't want them to try and force something more edgy and experimental for the sake of it. Just wouldn't work in all probability. They are not above criticism, but as I wrote previously I really like CC and Cousin. The EP is a bit below those, but that's kind of what I expected from "leftovers".
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Ok fine. Would rather pay $15 but happy to help the band out by buying physical product. What irked me more at SS was $14 for a beer. So it's only 2 beers after all!
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I agree. For me Cruel Country is a near masterpiece and Cousin continues to grow on me. Much better than the 3 albums before CC
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No paying extra for limited edition white vinyl.
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I would say it is Record Store Day prices. It may be $10 cheaper on the website, but the SS version in white vinyl was limited to 1,000 I believe and you could do your own cover! That's what you are paying extra for
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12 inch
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To my eternal shame I had the same issue with Wishful Thinking
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It started when they were all on stage and they went off one by one as it looped. John being the last I believe. And yes, it then carried on until they returned to the stage for Late Greats. Unbelievable gig, and the best sound I have ever experienced at a festival or any outdoor show. Took me longer than it should have to realise they were playing AGIB in order though!
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One of their greatest ever sets in my experience. Jeff was loving it "These are difficult songs to play". Sound was extraordinarily good and they nailed pretty much everything. The odd mistake was endearing and to be expected when they hadn't played most of the songs in 10 years (Jeff said 20). 3 absolute highlights, but it was all a highlight. Venus Sunloathe Kicking Tell Your Friends was extraordinarily moving for me also.
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He has UK dates in June and July, unlikely he would come over only for one guest appearance
