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Gusy, I know this is a Wilco forum, but I've got to say I've really got my hat in the ring for the Chili Peppers. They've been around a lot longer than Wilco, during which time they've given us such hits as "Under a Bridge," as well as ... other songs! I'm going on record as saying this is the year of the Chilis. Team Keidis!

Electr-o-pura

I'm guessing you played a 70s SG. A '61 reissue, for starters is technically going to be a Les Paul, and as stated by YellowMarmot, will have a very skinny neck. Fantastic news about the guitar, BTW!

The jazzmaster is cool, but it frets out above the 10th fret or so. You can't really bend strings on it, so it's more of a rhythm guitar for me. I was surprised because Nels, J, Thurston and Lee, etc do so many mind blowing things on jazzmasters. It might benefit from having a mustang bridge on it. I mostly play the SG.

Thanks! The cabinet is more of a cemetary than a treasure chest. Notice the 2 volume pedals.

I love sharing pictures of "my kids!" (still saving up for the flying v!)

personally, i don't hear much of a wilco - e street band connection, but hey, you never know

Yellow Submarine, and Good Day Sunshine

Thanks, I hadn't heard that one before. Great song! I wonder what the chances of Bob and Toby touring together again are.

If you want your world completely funked up, I recommend checking out this band from Africa called Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou Dahomey. Sometimes labeled as T.P. Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo. Prepare to become obsessed:

Now that's the kind of music you get down and dirty with!

You Never Know.

Great show. My 11th and one of my favorites. Great energy. Did anyone notice they played the Heartless Bastards guitars on Wilco the Song. Either that of Jeff got a goldtop LP, and Nels got a J Mascis signature Jazzmaster.

Not to get nitpicky, but I'm pretty sure it was corn on the cob.