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Lou we must have been at the same show, I also caught the flatlander late on saturday. Excellent set. While I agree about their later records not being quite as good as the first one, I really enjoyed "Hills and Valleys", some excellent song writing on there. Particularly the opening three tracks. I just watched "Lubbock Lights" a few a nights ago (its available to rent on amazon), if you like these guys the film is a must see. Really cool documentary about their home town. As for those wondering about Butch's solo material, GRAB IT, his songwriting is lyrically dense and very

The difference here was this was the punch line to a forty year old joke. In the famous SF 65 press conference dylan is asked what product he would sell out for, his answer "ladies under garments". Pretty classy if you ask me and I hater our consumer culture. FTW!

THEY NAILED IT! So pissed I ended up bailing on these shows. Rest of the run ain't to shabby either. You can hear the feat prints all over some of this stuff like the "camel walk" or especially the "wolfman's" from the night before. I've got tickets for 12/31 and couldn't be more pumped. Really hoping they keep "Fat man in the bathtub" in rotation".

Close minded? Those tracks have some killer grooves.

The problem is not in the programs, its in the corrupt people running them. Not to mention what Lou pointed out, the biggest waste of American tax dollars.

I grabbed the Cult Cargo Bahama's release a little while back. Killer from beginning to end. I too highly recommend digging into these releases. And although not music there recent release of visual artist Al Jarnow's work is another awesome package. Really good doc on his career included.

Ya'll are crazy. Not even gonna try to defend these except for "ballad of a thin man" wtf are you smoking Froggie. And the 2/3 of pet sounds comment........I have no idea what in the world you could be alluding too.

The thing that pisses me off most about this whole tea party thing is that their are really good reasons to be angry at the Obama administration and these shenanigans detract from those reasons. To be honest I find the whole thing to be a fake movement that has been blown up by the media, mainly to detract from anything changing.

WOW. Another moron who doesn't know what socialism is.

ill be honest i think wilco NEEDS to make a good one. While I enjoy the last two they took a while to grow on me.

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Word. I prefer the older recordings of the "rust" stuff. Zuma is indeed a great record. Not a fan of "harvest" although I do like: One Of These Days, Old King and the title track. Ragged Glory had potential but I hate the back up vocals on the record.

Could be I was just trying to see why it would make someone a troll for not like his releases there after. I mean I know people who only like the crazy horse stuff and think "Harvest" is pop garbage, so what was all I was saying. Like I said though, he has made lots of great music post Tonight's The Night and FTR I would say "Rust" was the last close to good album. ETA: Your calling me a troll didn't seem like you "realize that taste is subjective"

@vacant I think "easy answers" got its due on the Rob Wasserman "Trios" album. I really like that recording with him and neil young. +_+_+_+_+_+_+_ Have you guys listened to the warlocks box yet? I've only checked bits and peices but really liked the Playin>UJB>Playin

I believe you were the one who referred to me as a troll because my response didn't sit well you.

Okay mom. Tonight's The Night was the last great album he made. "Rust never sleeps" was the last close to good album but some of those songs were five years old already upon release. ETA: Not to mention I don't think that would be an invalid opinion (re:thinking tonight's the night was his last 'close to good album'). Were talking opinions here. Regardless of what I meant, who gives a shit if someone though the records after "tonight's the night" weren't close to good? I can't understand why that would matter to you?

Right......because I don't have a popular opinion I'm a troll? I don't see your logic. I didn't say the guy hasn't produced some good songs or good albums, I'm just saying I think that was the last "great" record he did. Dare I say, close to perfect.

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Yup. I just think there have been weak spots in just about everything he has done since then. Obviously there have been a lot of great tracks and some good live material, nothing comes close thought (IMO) to the work done from the Springfield years to Tonight's The Night. On an unrelated note. I really wish he had recorded this new record with Crazy Horse, seems a damn shame that he went heavy again without them.

Tonight's The Night

As of two listens I'd say its a fairly mediocre record that would be much worse for the lack of effects which make it interesting.

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Funny I was talking about Daley with someone yesterday and they said the same thing (re:meters). They are more convenient, I just wish the city was making the money off them. Who ever replaces Daley is screwed though due to the budget, which is why I think Rahm won't be running for the position (plus I don't want him here anyway).

No problem, its a great site, I've met a lot of great people on there enjoy it. There is an audio archive on the right hand side as well that is a treasure trove.

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