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Hello, I was thinking about these 2 shows and wondering why in the hell I never had them. If some kind person would PM me with these or somehow. I know I was supposed to post a couple of versions of Kamera and Pot Kettle Black from the A Ghost Is Born tour.........but I can't really figure out how to post a hyperlink to it. Or the yousendit way. I'm a film man not a computer connoiseur. Thanks, Kristofor

Hello, If some kind caring citizen would explain to me how to put a file into the message board, I will certainly put up Kamera and Should've Been In Love. Thank you for clearing this up with me, Kristofor PS Here's to some "new" old songs in October.

Hey everyone, Well, I am trying to make a VERY nice iTunes playlist of every song I have from the 2004-2006 A Ghost Is Born/Kicking Television tour. I am missing this amazing song and I don't ever remember this show being seeded back in the day (aka a year ago). Also, does anyone know of a recording of the 7/1/04 Paris show with Why Would You Want To Live ? Thanks, Kristofor PS If you do have it, I have 2 live versions of Should've Been In Love from 2/05 for a little trade. Anyone think of any other rare songs from this tour ? I already have more than a few versions of Pot Kettl

Damn. I completely forgot this show started at 630pm.....because I have Will Call tix. Anyways, I'm picking up friends for this show and not leaving my area until 6. Roughly 1.5 - 2 hour drive. Hopefully by 8 Wilco won't be on yet. But it'll cut it close. Do you really think Wilco will come out between 745-800 to start the show? It will be light out and I don't know I think it's a tough call. I know with it being outdoors there has to be a sound curfew for a Sunday night. And if the M's do come on promptly at 630-715, they won't want to get the crowd anxious. I don't know I am just super n

Hey man, I'm with you. Anxiously awaiting this amazing show. There's another thread of this in the torrent portion. I think we have a better chance of finding Natalee Holloway. Sorry about that. Thanks, Kristofor

Hello Everyone, It took me a long time to post something. Must be a little bit of post concert depression and just keeping this special moment between "me and my friends". Anyways, overall a much better show than Portland. 7 songs in Portland were not done in RI and vice versa. Setlist kept me on my toes.......literally. I had to stand all night and loved every second of it. At this point I don't see any people in the "sit down" seats ever standing up and showing interest in a Wilco show. I understand that people like to sit and absorb the show. To each his/her own. The 3 gentlemen who cam

Hey, Basically these 4 college aged kids (on the back left side of the venue) kept screaming out questions about the song titles. Like "We don't know what a blue fairy is?" Stuff along those lines. It was pretty loud and obnoxious. Thanks, Kristofor

Hey, I almost forgot about mentioning Gustafer Yellowgold. He was a cross between Mr. Rogers on every drug in the book (lyric, idea and presentation wise) and Jon Cryer in Pretty In Pink (voice and mannerism wise). I give the guy credit though as some hecklers in the audience were given a very loud scream of "SHUT THE FUCK UP!!!" by a closet Gustafer Yellowgold fan. It was like across the aisle. But yea he kept on singing his Peter, Paul, and Mary tunes. Thanks, Kristofor

Hello Everyone, Just got back in from tonight's Fucking Brilliant Amazing show. I think we have another convert on our hands. I speak of my friend who has never seen them live and I made him all of the cds about 2 months ago to warm up. We were 10th row Mid Section on the floor and the crowd was pretty into it from where we were. Except it looked like the 1st 5 rows in the middle sat until the encore. Maybe they figured they were close enough. Anyways. Amazing setlist and overall top performance. I agree they topped June's Boston show from last year. Wait a sec......that show had I'm Always