Kilgore Trout

Thanks so much, will definitely check this out.

Is it cruel that I was at that show? I was a late Wilco bloomer, and had really only been into them for a year or two and this was the first time seeing them live, and still my favorite. Really great show. Wish there was a recording of it somewhere. As for last night, that was my first time seeing Tweedy solo, and I really enjoyed it. It is a testament to these songs that they can stand up so well with just Jeff and his guitar. Really enjoyed the newer stuff too. I found the interaction between Jeff and the crowd to be fun, and I think the crowd for the most part did a good job of being quie

According to Wikipedia, YHF debuted at 13, and AGIB at 8. SBS and WTA debuted at 4. I really don't think they have any reason to be disappointed in the sales of this album. Unless Tweedy does a stint on American Idol, I think they are near their peak in the current musical climate.

Here is a link to an online version of the mag: http://issuu.com/redflagmedia/docs/magnet_flip_81 The review is on page 61. Basically calls the slower stuff self-parody and says OSM doesn't go anywhere.

Not long ago at all: http://viachicago.org/topic/45913-less-than-you-think/

AV Club gave it a B, but it was a bit harsh. http://www.avclub.com/articles/wilco-the-whole-love,62309/

The Nick Lowe song sounded great.

Crowd stepping up.

Sounds better live than on the album, and I loved it on the album.

Chugging guitars, strings, this sounds awesome.

Shout out to us!

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An hour too late to this thread, but better late than never. Go Nels. Wish I had some Delirium Tremens.

First time I have cried in months. I so love listening to vinyl. Maybe now is a good time to upgrade your stylus, if upgrading is needed.

This was an interesting thing that I haven't seen pointed out before. After listening, I would vote homage, but there are some similarities. What do y'all think? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9nY9axjaWo