chisoxjtrain

wow what a night!!! the opening act, neil hamburger, was a little bit confusing on how god awful he was. i dont know if i missed the joke but the whole audience thought he was a really crappy he was. but onto the d, they started out just the 2 of them, but then "died" went to "hell" where they were joined by the anti-christ on guitar, charlie chaplin on bass, and colonel sanders on drums. funny stuff. they played a bunch of new material and did some classic comedy.

heres what i remember (ill try to put it in order as best as i can):

kielbasa

history

flash>wonderboy

special thing (from the old tv show) with lee

lee

the road

master exploder

kickapoo

karate

dude i totally miss you

kyle quit the band

friendship

papagenu (he's my sassafrass)

pod

the metal

beezleboss (the showdown)

the government totally sucks

double team

good times bad times (led zeppelin cover)

encore:

f*** her gently

tribute

pinball wizard (the who cover)

whats you are my face?

you are my face was mentioned in an article on wilco in some magazine, i forget which, but it was posted here a little while ago

walken

on & on & on

is that the thanks i get

let's fight

sky blue sky

lets not get carried away

the good part

you are my face

what light

impossible germany

either way

lets go michigan!!!! my dream championship would be notre dame vs michigan in a re-match...you never knoe it could happen. notre dame just has to beat usc and florida has to lose to arkansas.

frank thomas signs a two year, $18 million dollar deal with the blue jays...a big leap from $500,000 huh

white sox traded neil cotts for right-handed reliever david aardsma and left-handed relief prospect carlos vasquez from the cubs

here is one

i got the whole 10/30/04 show

epiphone double-neck

gibson sg

ibanez electric acoustic

i dont have a picture of my amp but its a 80 volt vox

this is from 10/30/04 and it is poor places into reservations

http://download.yousendit.com/D7E41C481EDC7F17

my first wilco concert was august 12, 2000 at chicago's rock the river. i was a ripe old age of 12 and i did not want to go. my dad basically dragged me to see them, and ever since that night, i was hooked. about 5 1/2 years later, at the living room concert in barrington, my dad talked to jeff tweedy on my cell phone, telling him how he had to drag me to see them. thanks dad.

2000-08-12

Wilco

Chicago Tribune - Rock The River Chicago, IL

1. Airline To Heaven

2. Feed Of Man

3. Christ For President

4. California Stars

5. Secret Of The Sea

6. Remember The Mountain Bed

7. Red-Eyed And Blue

8. I Got You (At The End Of The Century)

9. Someone Else's Song

10. How To Fight Loneliness

11. Hotel Arizona

12. I'm Always In Love

13. She's A Jar

14. A Shot In The Arm

15. Misunderstood

16. I'm The Man Who Loves You

17. Casino Queen

18. Hoodoo Voodoo

19. Outta Mind (Outta Sight)

Spiders is rather Krautrock-influenced.

What? With the riff and the syncopated beat? Please..

i dont know if you heard the song hallo gallo by neu, but spiders sounds ridiculously close to it.

if is that the thanks i get doesnt make the cut, ill be bummed. and jhc (john!! whats up?) is right. it is interesting how we havent heard 2 songs that was menioned.

all i want is a crapload of new songs

hey all, i just got back from the screening of my morning jacket's concert film, okonokos. first off, i have got to say is . these guys are fantastic. they give a really high energy performance here (they always do live), and i really recommend that people pick up this dvd. it is flat out brilliant

i love it except for can't stand it

i remember reading somewhere (greg kot book?) that "can't stand it" was something that reprise mixed to try to make the band more commercial. i personally think that production-wise bennett made some good and some bad decisions. she's a jar, i'm always in love, my darling, and pieholden suite are examples of great songs on this album. i think this album has too many tracks, like we're just friends and (i know i'm going to get yelled at) nohing'severgoingtostandinmyway(again). i love how to fight loneliness was done on the bonus dvd of iattbyh.

my 2 cents

well said yankhotelfox

Anyone else seeing a trend developing here with the youngsters and their "elitism" rants. Is this what teaching in colleges these days? "Don't trust anyone" "Fuck everyone" blah blah blah. Looks like insecurity to me.

i am a freshman in college and what ive been taught to be tolerant. to me, each person has their own viewpoints and whether i like it or not i probably cant change them. so, i just go with the flow and if i see a comment i dont agree with, whatever, that is that person's view on things. there are too many good people on this website to let one or two people making dumb comments ruin it for me. anyways, i hope this isnt too insecure for people (joke )

to the people who have the dvd, is there any special features on it?

to the people who have the dvd, is there any special features on it?

I almost feel sorry for everyone who lives in Chicago, now you have to choose between Wilco, Andrew Bird, The Black Keys AND Tenacious D.

and my morning jacket

from http://wilcoworld.net/news/index.php

"Although we normally go WAY out of our way to avoid responding to things like this, we feel obligated to address some sensationalized stories about Monday night's Wilco show in Springfield, Missouri.

Here's a brief synopsis of what happened. It was clear fairly early on that security was a a bit lax at the Shrine Mosque. We had decided in advance to not have a barricade in front of the stage (a mistake?) so the band and crowd could be as close together as possible. The band prefer it that way.

Fairly early in the set, there were a couple of people shoving and roughing up others in front of the stage. Jeff asked everyone to calm down and respect each other and when things did, the band resumed the set.

At the end of the main set, a woman sneaked up a back stairway and entered from a side stage door. Shortly thereafter she ran onto the stage and sat on the piano bench next to keyboardist Mikael Jorgensen while the band played "Poor Places". She was heavily intoxicated and was removed from the stage by several members of the band's crew.

As that situation was getting dealt with, another arose. During the first encore a young man jumped onto the stage and did the requisite salute to his pals. While we certainly do not encourage that kind of behavior, we were prepared to let it go, as he was, it seemed, heading back into the crowd. Just when it appeared he was walking off the stage he turned around and moved towards Tweedy from behind. Jeff did not see him approaching, but felt the guy

wow that version was awesome...i wish they would bring this one back

what happened?!!?!?!?!?!??

3. We were lucky to go up against Dennis Green, one of the most consisent bad coaches in the NFL.

thats a very good reason. man, my floor (im in a dorm) went absolutely nuts. i also retract my earlier comment. i actually gained some respect for matt leinart; he had a hell of a game til the 4th quarter, and i think he has a bright future in the NFL

this is embarrassing

"I'm going away

Where you will look for me

Where I'm going you cannot come

 

No one's ever gonna take my life from me

I lay it down

A ghost is born..."

 

-Theologians

damn you beat me to it!!! best line ever!!! but to be different, i would also add:

"You have to learn how to die if you wanna wanna be alive"