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Here's some songs from our gig at Elastic Arts on Father's Day (as promised). The Late Greats

Goddamn, I camped out the website at 9am, and all I get is this:

Behold!

We should have some up soon.

I am very tempted to hold this sign up at Lollapalooza.

You gotta yell it real loud every 15 seconds. People love that.

Based on strength of number, Fall Out Boy has a resounding edge over both Wilco and Son Volt combined. Then again, might doesn't always make right (or something like that). I saw Jay solo at Borders, I saw Jeff solo at Otto's, I saw Wilco last time they were in Champaign (a while ago, but it is the current lineup, and similar setlist), Son Volt at Taste of Randolph. Even though Jay played a short set at Borders, I was absolutely blown away. I nearly teared up during "Windfall." I had a great time seeing Jeff at Otto's (and the other time I saw him), but nothing came close to Jay playing

I would have gladly autographed your chest.

Anyone who didn't show up missed out. I was signing autographs. A rare oppurtunity.

I will be playing with the ensemble. This is a rare oppurunity to see a legend like myself:

That's probably why you're posting on a Wilco board, and not the Jay Farrar board (as far as I know...). I think personnal preference plays a large part in the "who's better debate." Personally, I think they're both incredible. They're both on a different level than most musicians, and it really comes down to splitting hairs. They both have their strengths and their weaknesses, of course, and it comes down to which of those matter to you. I think the best way to put this is to quote an indepedent party. I took my buddy (who's a musician) to see both Son Volt and Jeff Tweedy (solo). He broke

Delicious tabs. Keep em coming !

I see where you're coming from. However, I love to have copies of the shows I went to .

Any kind souls happen to have a copy of this show?

Mountain Bed is so fucking long. Forget the Flowers worked well, I think.

I'm pretty sure it's in the Wilco book. I can't remember the name of it, though .

Very nice.

Remember The Mountain Bed D G D -------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- --------0-------------------------444442 0---------------2---------- --2---5---4-2------------0-----------------0h4-------0---0---------- ----0----------------2h4----2--------------------0h2---------------- -------------------0--------3---3--------------3-------------------- A Bm G Em G D G? D -------------------------------------------------------------------2 -----------------------------------

Use the "code" tag. Put it between these brackets: [ ]. Copy and paste directly from the notepad file. Here is an example G C D Properly formatted tab e ------------------- B ---1--------1------ G -----0--------0---- D -------2-h3-----3-- A -3----------------- E -------------------

Don't feel bad, I thought it was pretty funny.

I can tell you this: the John and Pat are just heads floating in jars.

They were awesome as usual. I love seeing these guys when they come to Chicago, and they were cool enough to play another show here so soon after the last one. Of course, there was a bit too much talking (but when isn't there?). Most of it was situated towards the back, though, so moving up proved to be an effective weapon against it. I'm sure there are other people that can post set lits/bootlegs (but I'm not that cool). It was nice meeting some of you VCers (however briefly).