SarahC

happy birthday to a man who changed the way i feel about music... for the better.

Yep, the Wawl is pretty much willing to play anything you call in and ask them to... except "Rock this Bitch" by Ben Folds... but yeah, i'm from Chattanooga. Soddy to be specific, so not really "chattanooga", but close enough, i went to soddy high... i called them again on fri. and got them to play it again!

seconded.

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i hate bob corker. i hated him when he was mayor of chattanooga. he turned one of the best roads downtown into a 2 way street, and now at 5 oclock it's basically grid locked. bastard. soddy-daisy now has liquor by the drink. and the gay marriage thing passed in TN dumbasses. i wrote on myspace about all this and said that is was going to come back and bite all the people in thier collective asses.

i voted for Ford. i hope he wins. Corker is a real douche. :wave :wave

nah, i'm at chatt state, so it's wawl (www.wawl.org)

the videos from that show are on you tube! http://www.youtube.com/results?search_quer...rists+halloween

well said. i am voting for the first time today after school!

So, yesterday I called the campus radio station and requested some Wilco. The girl who was DJ-ing read off a list of songs, and "Spiders" was among them... me: "is the whole "Spiders" or a radio edit" DJ: "it's the live version" me: (thinking "omg!") "sure, play that one" DJ: "no problem" 5 mins later "Spiders" was played to the entire campus via the huge apmlitheatre speakers. Have you guys ever heard the entirety of "Spiders" is a public place? It's awesome!

awesome. dude that really sucks. i hope you catch them!

i would totally buy a tee-shirt with that picture on it!

And God what I would give to see a show on that tour! Rhett said that one night Jay Bennett kept talking to him (drunk off his ass) and saying how his sister is a huge 97's fan, and how "Jagged" is the song of the year and on and on and on...

I first saw Wilco live last year, though I have been a fan since 2000 when my awesome teacher let me borrow all his Uncle Tupelo, Wilco and Son Volt records. The show was at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in Asheville, NC on 10/14/05, and not only was the set list comprised of almost EVERY song I had hoped to hear(even Magazine Called Sunset), but Jeff also said hi to me on stage. I fell over backwards in shock. Also, thanks to some wonderful folks, I got to go backstage and meet the band. Nels even gave me guitar pick Here's the set list: Wilco 2005-10-14 Thomas Wolfe Auditorium Asheville

awww everybody's babies are cute! (even the monkey!)

Somebody sent me a link to these... thought some of you might like to download them. I've had all these on CDs for a while, but it's cool they are up on the internet. Granted, they are not that great, they're neat if you're into collecting demos and whatnot... Rhett Miller's Big Honkin' Jams Aplenty

i read this review this morning, what an awesome show!! jen, you write the best show reviews. the other day i ordered "castaways and cutouts" and i am really excited for it to come in the mail.

I don't think so. It sounds like Jim O'Rouke a bit actually.

Jesse, you should totally be an honorary member of the band now! Thanks to Wilco and all their people for being so good to up. It's awesome.

just give the hq folks a few days to work their magic. no use in whining. just watch the dvd. i did, and i am tremendously happy because of it.

i just ordered it. hopefully it will be good. i don't know anything about the other guy on the CD... is he good? i like jay's stuff a lot.

though, i burnt myself out on that album this summer. i don't listen to him or the 97's a lot these days unless it's a boot or something...

i like this one:

i voted for the 11+ version at the end of the set, because that's how it was at my first wilco show, and i thought i was going to pass out from rocking so hard...

"maybe the sun will shine today" is actually called "either way".