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Is there anywhere to find Wilco's TV appearances? I was trying to find You'll Never Know and The Whole Love from Conan, but nothing....

https://www.thelineofbestfit.com/videos/best-fit-sessions/watch-jeff-tweedy-debut-new-song-lets-go-rain-at-this-years-end-of-the-road

Queremos Wilco no Rio!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fc9pLUZPlx8

Here's an official recording of that cover: https://open.spotify.com/track/1qbzCC6GoPNf3FmfBg82rd

AllMusic does a shitty job reviewing/rating Wilco albums, mostly because Steven Erlewine isn't a fan.

http://drownedinsound.com/releases/19591/reviews/4150362 "Wilco's worst album"

At this point "dad rock" is the new "rose from the ashes of Uncle Tupelo."

Exactly. I mentioned this earlier in the thread, but I never understood why people considered Being There as weird. It's fairly straightforward.

I can almost guarantee that Nels' (?) guitar on Normal American Kids has a weird recording technique behind it. My guess is it's a take from the first time he ever heard the song.

They've done so much great work on straight-ahead (or slightly skewed) rock music, that I'm really happy they did something weirder, country-er, and quieter (while also being disquieting, off-kilter, etc.) Also a strong set of lyrics. It won't end up being my favorite album, but the adventurousness is welcome. For all the talk about BT being a weird country record, I've never really bought it. THIS one is the weird country record. Really enjoying it.

Lazy review, but now that he mentions it, he might be right that Summerteeth is the most out of place.

Wow, first time in FOREVER they aren't playing I'm the Man.

The spirit of Jay Bennett is in Random Name Generator. I can just picture him nodding his head, dreadlocks flying, while he's playing that riff.

"Simple economics" is one way to think about ticketing, but do bands need to operate in service of just the bottom line? Wilco isn't Wal-Mart. I have no problem with Wilco making money playing shows, but rock music really isn't about the money; let's hope they remember that as time goes on.

Here's a blog post from the creator of the video about making it: http://allison.house/blog/making-tweedy-summer-noon-music-video/

Wilco is the moneymaker for all six, but the primary musical project for Tweedy alone. I'm sure the others enjoy playing in Wilco, but that isn't their main musical focus.

https://soundcloud.com/erickehoe/wilco-marquee-moon-live-solid i mastered marquee moon, since that was the one i wanted to hear the most. enjoy.

sounds like its in open G tuning, but a whole step down, so the guitar would sound like an F chord?

great guitar part; any help? this video may help you get a bead on it...

Has anyone been keeping tabs at shows on Califone's general setlist for this tour?

i respectfully disagree. the studio recordings of hell is chrome and muzzle of bees are probably my two favorite. i love how they sound.

I saw Ron MacLean (CBC's Hockey Night in Canada host) at a Massey Hall, Toronto show a few years back. Cool.

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I am using the mic on the computer. It gets the job done for what I am looking to do. As far as tabs, it was a mix of tabs on VC and just figuring it out by ear. Today Company in my Back went up... only a few more left!

Hello all, If you are interested, I have decided to undertake a challenge; to cover the entire AGiB album... in twelve days (a song a day). So far I have made it to Spiders (Kidsmoke). The songs are acoustic guitar-only renditions, with some harmonica and added vocals. Let me know what you think; enjoy! http://acoveraday.tumblr.com