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yeah i sent her a pm. I guess start throwing out ideas for differt topics. This way if we are able to make this happen we already have the ball rolling.

ok hold up kids. Sarah your a moderator correct. You wouldnt happen to know what channels I should pursue to make contact in order to set this up? Secondly lets come up with catorgies for questions and then later this week (wed.) ill begin posting threads to submit questions (just to make it easier to sort through). my internet connection is preety weak at my current location so ll be back on and off until 3 after 9:30 though ill be back and ill sort through all of your ideas and make a list of 10 or so sections and you can all let me know what you think. Matt

Basiclly thats how id do it. First id elimante questions that would get similar answers (adress same things) and then divide them by sections use the polls to have votes and then me or whomever can submit them to Jeff or how ever it would work. If people like the way this sounds i'm going to start a thread for questions and try and contact Tony M. through his website unless someone else has a better channell for communication (which I'm sure exists).

I'd be more then happy to sift through all the questions and try to organize a way of voting on questions so its not just one person picking which questions they like. Basiclly the best way to do would be to organize questions by what they are adressing and vote on each section for a question to be asked. Maybe make a three day period submit questions; cut if off; organize it by section then have vcers vote on a question per section. Any other ideas?

there some great acts on this bill Dr.John Toots and The Maytals Zap Mamma Preservation Hall Jazz Band just my thoughts

if anyone could find the time a pm i wouldnt mind

me and friends always refer to him as "the contest winner". he always looks like he is out of place like he went into starbucks and filled out a forum to be in wilco.

http://lastwaltzer.blogspot.com/2007/06/wh...with-their.html there is my review

Thanks it works now and its fucking sweet! That crowd is huge, much larger then the first time i ever even herd wilco at bonnaro 2004.

anybody getting this to play on a mac? i tried a vlc player and windows media and still no luck.

i have work in the loop till 9; do you know how late he tends to play? and how id get there from jackson redline?

what llight> Ripple oh snap Help>Slip>Spiders Wharf Rat>Ashes

if anyone has the capabilty w=please tape this stuff! I know last year when i attened i saw so happy to come home and be able to relive this stuff.

i never got to see the dead but as of now ive got one ratdog show planned for the summer; I was really craving a Phil summer tour of some kind; hopefully in the phall.

here's my review http://lastwaltzer.blogspot.com/2007/06/wi...s-released.html

http://lastwaltzer.blogspot.com/2007/06/le...ool-at-vic.html Anyone else at this one:?

http://lastwaltzer.blogspot.com/ review of the show is up along with new PLANET DRUM DATES!

what a show. Damn do a few more.

http://www.mountainjam.com/ just click the box in the upper right hand corner scofield, haynes, molitz and molo Shakedown>FOTD>Althea, Lowspark of highheeled boys> New Speedway Boogie> Mason's Children, Candyman, Scarlet Begoines

I havent been around the board too much these past few weeks so I am going to apologize in advance if what I am about to say has been said many times before. I was in shock when I logged on to this 35 page thread going on the topic of selling out. If there was ever an artist who deserved to make a few extra bucks its Jeff Tweedy. He's been one of the most underappericated song writers of the post sixties era. On top of that I can't think of any band that has done more for their fans and poteinal fans then Wilco. They have given us more webcasts and soundboards then any band I can think

YES froggie thats me

lastwaltzer.blogspot.com check it out. I should be updating weekly. So far I've reviewed M.Ward, Dainel Johnston and Arcade Fire.

Raw emotional energy. Ten human beings giving every ounce of energy in their bodies to create a wave of noise that forces people to one of two reactions; dancing or crying. Seeing the Arcade Fire perform is like riding an emotional roller coaster. A ride that I had the pleasure of experiencing on their last of three nights at the Chicago Theatre. The show began with the "Funeral" track "Wake Up". Like a wave that slowly builds this song starts off slow with powerful lyrics. As it builds to an upbeat jam the wave comes crashing down sweeping up the audience and never letting go for an hour a

Just got this album a few days ago. And while listenting couldnt help but notice the similarties between this track and You ARE MY FACE. The only real difference is the jam isnt as loud. But the tracks are very similar. Anyone else notice this? The melodies are even preety dead on.

how does this guy interviewing him have a job?