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I've never seen it. Perhaps I should!

I still have a couple of those, sealed, up on a closet shelf, waiting to become music for somebody.

We've lost Muhammad Ali today. Rest in peace.

Neat story, Tweedling. You have some great memories there.

Thanks for the music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sa7EkXpy8jE

Shit.

You'll have all that energy you used to use up at work. Congratulations on retirement, Lou!

Oops! hahaha

It was a delicious show and I'm still replaying it all in my head. Thanks as usual for all the careful detailing, Paul, and thanks to The Inside of Outside for the link to the clips and photos! A thoroughly satisfying evening. And who knew Mike Mills could play the basketball?! Agreed that the cameras were surprisingly unobtrusive and didn't distract. I can't wait to get to see that footage. Oh, and gorgeous lighting!

Have a fabulous time and let all that stress melt away!

Horrifying. The police is this country seem to have utterly lost their compass. "Shoot first, ask questions later" is not a viable strategy. I'm glad he wasn't killed!

Very nice tribute. Thanks for sharing it!

Sad. So very young. RIP, Prince.

Thanks for the info!

You guys are cracking me up!

These are going to be very helpful to the band one day, if they tire of playing music (Please don't.) Some fascinating fields into which they can branch off. "Misunderstood" is either a counseling center specializing in teens, or a conflict-resolution department of some diplomatic corps.

Got to musing on this the other day with my daughter, and we were cracking each other up with our suggestions. I thought it might be fun to play it here. The idea is that you take the title of any Wilco song and then imagine it was the name of a business. What would that business be, or do? Some titles are obviousness itself: "Kamera" It might simply be a camera store or repair shop. Then again, it could be a stylish name for a film production company, or maybe a modelling agency. "California Stars"? Sounds like a West Coast talent booking agency. "Jesus Etc." is a gift shop selling reli

Rest in peace, Merle. You'll be sorely missed.

Terrific review as always, Paul! Safe travels.

The beginning of a beautiful thing! Thank you my dear Wilcos!

Good to hear! I've been wanting to see this.

I was following along at 3 a.m. my time (California), with a friend who was at the show, commenting and sharing the occasional short bit of video. Wow, what a wonderful, intimate show it looks to have been! So glad for all of you who were there, and thanks for the reviews and funny stories. That encore misunderstanding...hahahahaha!

Hahahaha! Where can I get that?!

I was just reading that paragraph aloud to my husband because Saunders says it so well! His review is a wonderful read, as is most anything he writes.