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I hope the studio version of this is added as a download at some point.

For those who knew about this being in the bonus content, when and how did you find out? Before I started this thread it looks like there was only one person who knew about it and I found out because I saw it on oink.

What he said.

This isn't a joke. The uploader claims to have pulled this out of the "bonus section" of the Sky Blue Sky disc . Someone who is savvy needs to search the rest of the bonus content to see if there is anything else like maybe a non 128 version of "Let's Not Get Carried Away". So much for this being on the next album. This really sounds great.

I think Wildflowers was on Gold.

For the record the ep is the beautiful studio version of "One True Vine" and "Theologians (Live)". Since Theologians wasn't on the Kicking TV record and it's from the same series of shows I'm assuming it's an outtake, but who knows. As far as "Let's Not Get Carried Away" goes, the only places it's available are on itunes either by itself, as a bonus when you buy the album from itunes, or with the "What Light" 7" which nobody has yet as far as I have heard. I sure hope that "Let's Not Get Carried Away" gets a decent rip off of the 7" or is released on a cd single at some point. I LOVE eve

Got my vinyl SBS yesterday and have spun it twice already. It is a really amazing pressing.

I was at the show. Halpert ran out on stage with a guitar and after a little banter he asked Ben if he would play a request. Ben said he would do anything to get him off the stage and then Jim played the beginning of "I am Trying To Break Your Heart". Ben responded that it was a "Jeff Tweedy song". Considering the resemblance between Ben and Dwight I was halfway expecting Jim to ask him what the best kind of bear was. More importantly Ben covered "All Apologies" on piano and "Harvest Moon" on guitar.

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I'm gearing up for this record to be released and I just made a playlist of Jason's DBT songs. Outfit Decoration Day The Day John Henry Died Danko/Manuel Never Gonna Change Goddamn Lonely Love Easy On Yourself Daylight When The Well Runs Dry Did I miss anything? Hard to believe that this is only 9 songs long, but the songs from the Decoration Day and Dirty South are some of the best stuff DBT has done. In other news, Spooner Oldham is playing some shows with DBT. Pretty cool. I'm interested to see where this goes for DBT and Jason.

8/26/95 Horde Walnut Creek Raleigh, NC I don't remember the setlist, but it was about a 30-40 minute set with pretty much all of AM played. The Black Crowes headlined Horde that year and the main thing I remember about Wilco's set is Chris Robinson coming out and singing lead vocals on "Casino Queen". After they finished the song, Chris Robinson is leaving the stage and Jeff was like "Gary Louris from the Jayhawks everybody". Cue the "ba dump bump" from Ken on the drums. I really think Jeff could make it as a stand up comic.

If you pre ordered through saddle creek then you will have it by the weekend.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned this yet, but Jeff Tweedy & Glenn Kotche play something on virtually every song on Insignificance.

Anyone have a soundboard of any live recording of this?

Saw them at a small club here in Virginia after Chutes came out and thought the exact same thing. I love all three records, but they don't seem like a real band when you see them in concert. I don't know that I could put my finger on exactly why, but the bass player telling a stupid joke after every song definitely doesn't help. He did the same thing at the show I went to and that was 3 years ago. Doesn't make much sense to me either though. I've seen them on ACL and several late night shows and they sound great. Regardless, thanks for the post. I was considering seeing them in DC at t

I agree with everything you said. You didn't mention Around the Sun, but it's awful.

I would suggest to REM that they spend less than a year in the studio this time playing around with the songs. Are we really supposed to believe that it took a year and a half to write and record Document? Whatever the songs are I just don't think that veteran bands like REM benefit from huge amounts of studio time. Just go in and bang it out. That's never going to happen, but it would be cooler if it did.

Assuming that you live in Richmond, as I do, we should start a promotion company and try to get them to play the Landmark Theatre. That is one hell of a place to see a show. Oh yeah, thank you Wilco for everything.

Saw Conor Oberst and Co. last night at the 930 club. Pretty damn cool seeing Janet Weiss, Mike Mogis, & M. Ward on the same stage with Conor. The played pretty much all of the Four Winds EP, all of what I assume is the Cassadaga LP (since I haven't heard it yet), "Crazy As A Loon" by John Prine , a few older songs (We Are Nowhere And It's Now, Make War, and maybe one more). What a great band and show. I know a lot of people on here do not like Conor, but I'd try to check him out live if you haven't. I believe that M. Ward opened the shows in NY over the weekend and I heard that he

So much for a thread thanking Wilco.

I thought about starting a thread like this for about the last 24 hours, but welch79 beat me to the punch. This is the third record in a row that Wilco has basically given to us for FREE months prior to the actual release date. Thank you Wilco.

All of my plans for this evening are now canceled.

I meant that they didn't even show them at the bottom of the screen.

Thanks for your input. There's not much chance of proving the relevance of anyone who appeared on the grammys last night in this thread. A lot of people hate whoever is on the Grammys on general principal. Personally I thought the performances were all entertaining in some way or another except for Rascall Flattz & James Blunt. I liked the records that John Mayer, Justin Timberlake, Gnarls Barkley, & the Chili Peppers put out last year so I enjoyed the show. It would have been cool to see Craig Finn or Chan Marshall, but unfortunately the grammys don't recognize people like th