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I concur...did anybody see a set up for recording?

This was the sixth and best show acoustically I've been to. The Strathmore is a beautiful venue, but I'd rather see them again at the Vic. The acoustic set in the middle was boss...the transitions were seamless and it almost seemed like wilco opened for wilco who, in turn, opened for wilco...You cannot go wrong with essentially three sets with a three song encore of wilco!

Were you guys sitting next to me in the front row, center of the grand tier? If so, that lady could've had a little more tact asking you guys to sit...I probably should have stood up to show solidarity, but alas I also succumbed to the majority of the front row sitting...

This one is easy... Television - Marquee Moon

would greatly appreciate it! zach.parmentar@gmail.com

i've lived in cincinnati for 5 years (1999-2004) and yes Over The Rhine the area north of Central Parkway is a bit sketchy, at least when i was there. Of course they were trying to revitalize the area. The Central Business District, however, which is a basically a 10x10 city block area south of the CBD is a lot safer especially with Tall Stacks goin on. The city takes Tall Stacks very seriously and not only will there be security and police, but also event staff all over. If I had to wager a guess on the stage(s). I'd say the P&G pavillion in Sawyer Point. If I weren't in Maine an

i know i was a bit disappointed when i saw it...i don't have the old ones and now im starting to wonder what the original soundtrack was for some of the others

i bit the bullet and purchased them and it looks like they got around the licensing issue by transplanting generic music that vaguely resembles the originals. The best example that comes to mind is "Pants" where The Breeders 'Cannonball' is replaced with something resembling 'Cannonball.'

thank you much

in case you still have any more sitting idle-like zach dot parmentar at gmail dot com