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agib is my favorite wilco album, and that aint no mistake.

Updated: Judging by YouTube videos, he plays it with a capo on the 5th fret. So...

Capo: 5th Fret

Am

By the end of the bout, he was punched out

D

Fists capsized, muscles shouting

G G/F# G/F C

Deeper down

Cm G

He felt the insult of a kiss

Still trying to figure out the chords for the instrumental parts.

AGIB

YHF

SBS

Wta

ST

BT

AM

anyone know of a site you can stream nbc on? we have no tv in the house. if not, maybe someone should post the performance to youtube as soon as its done....

How about Mike on the background vocals!

basically Dm, G, C, C/B, C/Bb, F, Fm for the verses.... thats about the best i could get.

if i could get a pm... well i would just love that.

hey, thanks guys. yeah, it was a "one-taker." glad ya'll enjoyed!

i also would like a bbn live mp3....

http://acoveraday.tumblr.com/post/114375003/cover-1-wilco-you-and-i-from-the-album-wilco

also got me sangin remember the mountain bed on youtube somewhere. enjoy.

secret of the sea

venus stop the train

nothing up my sleeve

thanks for posting that. I was starting to think I'm the only one who's bugged by this song (especially the backing vocals)... I guess there are two of us.

I'll third that.

What Light was the single from SBS, now You Never Know is this album's single. Someone needs to tell these guys that "catchy" and "annoying" are not synonymous.

>"It's always cringe-inducing to see a band preview tunes before a festival crowd," Stirratt said.

Wilco have done that.

You Are my Face

Hell is Chrome

Muzzle of Bees

its a solid album. my only wish is that they went more in the direction of deeper down and bull black nova; a little less "safe." lots of damn fine songs on there, though.

upon watching kingpin, i feel embarrassed of that crowd. it wasnt a wilco show, it was a tweedy show, so shut up. i saw him a few years ago in grand rapids and it was silent and captive the entire time, helping make for one of the best shows ive been to.

jeff was clearly annoyed in the clip, waiting to get the hell out of there.

that being said, all of those people at kzoo paid for their tickets, i suppose they can do what they want.

The show was incredible. My friend and I ended up being front row, which was closer than I ever imagined we would be.

The first band, Everest, was terrible.

Wilco started slow, and after Jeff ran off stage during the noise end of IATTBYH to presumably throw up, they started to get going. Jeff later said he was battling a stomach bug, and that he was "gonna kill that damn bug."

Impossible Germany was probably the highlight of their set.

During a lull in the action, I yelled "Wilco: The Song!" That drew a chuckle from the band.

Needless to say, Wilco could not compare to the power that is Neil. His presence on stage is incredible; you just cannot take your eyes off of him. Highlights for me were Hey Hey, My My and A Day in the Life.

I was at the show and I was about 15 feet from the stage . They sounded great and I totally disagree with your view. Nels Cline was spectacular on guitar and Jeff and the rest of the band were splendid. From my vantage point the sound was superb.

just curious, how long did you have to wait in line to get 15 feet from the stage?

bump. this tab did not work to well for me. maybe its just me and it worked for others. anyone have alternate tabbings of this?

i dunno if its just me, but this song sounds like a song i wrote a few months ago. the opening riff, at least; http://ekehoe.wordpress.com has my post about it. i know its nothing too exact, i just thought it was kind of funny.

Who is that taking the 2nd verse? It doesn't sound exactly like Fleet Foxes' lead singer.

I'm seriously contemplating naming my first born Wilco. Wil for short. Or Co.

For the "Magic Number 3" reference, see Schoolhouse Rock video. I had to do some research myself because I did not know of the reference.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11N-BD1aBo0 (Three is a Magic Number)

From wilcoworld.net -

WILCO TANGLEWOOD PREVIEW ON WAMC - MONDAY, AUGUST 4

Also, on Monday August 4, WAMC (Northeast Public Radio) will be featuring an hour of Wilco to preview the Tanglewood show on August 12. They'll include an interview with Jeff and a bunch of music and discussion beginning at 11am Eastern. You can check it out at http://www.wamc.org/