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I would settle for the song "Little Bird" too!

Didn't see this mentioned...she set up a donation web page... http://news.aol.com/article/octuplets-mom-web-site/334503

Niiiiiiice!

Its also difficult to get to without a car. The train is also infrequest and expensive...

NP...enjoy first row...I will be in the 2nd to last row (Z) I will wave to ya!

ROW AA is the last row Row A is the first row. It goes A-Z then AA

Chart is here...I am guessing it is single digits odd left 100's odd left middle, 100's even middle right, single digits evens right... https://clearwater.entausa.com/EventPrices.aspx Just hit the next screen and it is there...

http://www.brucespringsteen.net/news/superbowljournal.html Fun read from Bruce at the Superbowl!

Been to Oahu which was awesome but can't help you on Kauai. My recommendation though is to go to virtualtourist.com. Awesome travel page with reviews from travelers and pointers of places to go everywhere in the world! I use virtualtourist religously before I travel. http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/North...uide-Kauai.html

http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2009...1.html#comments The only thing worst than Ticketmaster is Live Nation! There web page is terrible and can't handle a large onsale. Also there service charges are more if that is possible!

clearwater.org has the tickets for sale.

I assume I shouldn't watch this at work?!

I got excited too then I saw the price. Don't fret deals will be had on ebay!

Radio City?! Wow..seems large...thanks for the dates! I am looking forward ot the tour!

As anyone will tell you size does matter. For Wilco's show at Mccarren Pool in Brooklyn (6,000 person venue) I was in the first 3 rows...I remember I had to go to the bathroom which was a mile away. Coming back from the bathroom I realize all you heard was crowds talking, people not paying attention and a weak sound(more so the venues fault). My view is the larger the venue the more casual fans you have. What seems to be the case when the show is in NYC people go to the show just to be seen and don't care about the shows as much as the general expiernce. To expierence Wilco in a larger venue i

http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Movies/02/...more/index.html I only know him from Shawshank but seems like he had quite a career.

That was awesome! Where was Colin, Ed and Phil though!? As far as other performances the sound has been off. Tin sounding vocals and loud bass and mostly low vocal mixes...

Nice show. Cool venue. I was up in the boxes and had a great view of the show. I also saw Gary on the street before the show and asked him if the Bunkhouse Album will ever be rereleased. He said you never know but also stated that Lost Highway has a hold on it and there are some legal issues with releasing it. He did tell me all the other Jayhawks albums will be rereleased with bonus tracks etc soon! Setlist as follows... NYC, Carnegie Hall Feb 7th 1. Rose Society 2. Nothing Left to Borrow 3. Bicycle 4. Bloody Hands 5. Turn your pretty name around 6. Two Angels 7. Say You'll be Mi

Umm thanks? I think it is good to realize some of the best bands out there don't have perfect output. I like to look objectively at my favorite bands.

Sweet! I am in! Row Z seat 1!

http://ausiellofiles.ew.com/2009/02/exclus...bs.html?cnn=yes Wow this is really getting serious now...

Yeah that would have been my number 6...I was 10 when Shiny Happy People came out. I thought it was goofy and enjoyed it at the time...yet again I was 10...

Yeah I was thinking how can anyone not like Spark That Bled, paranoid Android, Wolf at The Door and all 5 of those Wilco songs!

poi oh poi!

At least you didn't say hang-ten!