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If you look up the song at Wilcobase, and then scroll to the bottom of the page, you will find a link to a show where it was played up at The Wilco Archive.

 

Not going to see if it was changed on Wilco base but when it was played early on I think it was Labeled "Proving Death Again" so look that up too if Panthers isn't showing any Owl and Bear results.

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I searched on the word Panthers, and got two results.

 

Click on the first result - 2003-05-16 Jeff Tweedy Martyr's Chicago, IL

 

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etree users with this show

Download this show from the Wilco Archive @ Owl and Bear

 

Click on Download this show from the Wilco Archive @ Owl and Bear

 

Click on jtweedy2003-05-16.txt, or trust that the Wilcobase listing matches the track list of the files. It may not always be right, due to crowd noise, or band members talking as separate tracks.

 

In this case, the track we are looking for is named: 03 (?) - new song on the txt file, which is called Panthers (Proving Death Again).

 

Just as you said.

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Melinda from Milwaukee just sent me these from the Wilco photo shoot!!! They're not the greatest quality, but....:dancing I'm excited to see if they use these for the new album!!!

 

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http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/wilco-...003969366.story

 

Wilco Returns With Eclectic New Album

 

Wilco will release "Wilco (The Album)" on June 30.

 

May 05, 2009 01:12 PM ET

 

Jonathan Cohen, N.Y.

 

 

Wilco revisits the unpredictable leanings of "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" and "A Ghost Is Born" on its latest project, "Wilco (The Album)," due June 30 from Nonesuch. The 11-track set was produced by the band with Jim Scott, who mixed 2007's "Sky Blue Sky."

 

Whereas that album reveled in a cohesive, laidback vibe and toned down the experimentation of its two predecessors, musically, "Wilco (The Album)" offers a little bit of everything while making good on frontman Jeff Tweedy's stated goal to use "the studio as another instrument."

 

That approach is best heard on the nearly six-minute "Bull Black Nova," which is built on a pulsating rhythm akin to "Spiders (Kidsmoke)" from "A Ghost Is Born" and is layered with clattering piano and unhinged, interlocking guitar workouts.

 

Elsewhere, Wilco offers up unusual song structures on the gauzy "Deeper Down," which has short verses that come to a full stop and a wealth of sonic details in its nooks and crannies.

 

The gripping "One Wing" builds from a quiet introductory section to a strident, arena-worthy stomper, while strings and horns color the majestic final portion of album closer "Everlasting." Premiered last year on "The Colbert Report," opener "Wilco the Song" is a humorous, self-referential rocker with the reminder that even when life gets you down, "Wilco will love you, baby."

 

Fans of Wilco's more straightforward side will revel in "You and I," a gorgeous duet between Tweedy and Feist about the simple pleasures of love. Also in this vein are the hushed, largely acoustic "Solitaire" and the stately, harmony-rich "Country Disappeared."

 

Rounding out the album, "You Never Know" is a flashback to the ebullient pop/rock of 1999's "Summerteeth," while "Sonny Feeling" kicks out a groovy, slide guitar-laden jam that would fit nicely alongside "Walken" from "Sky Blue Sky."

 

Feist also plays percussion with Wilco on a non-album cover of Woody Guthrie's "The Jolly Banker," which is available for download on WilcoWorld.net. The band is asking fans to donate a minimum of $2 when they download the song, with all proceeds going to the Woody Guthrie Foundation and Archives. Wilco and Billy Bragg previously recorded two albums worth of unreleased Guthrie songs under the banner "Mermaid Avenue."

 

Wilco will be featuring new "Wilco (The Album)" material on its summer tour, which begins May 23 in Tenerife, Spain, and hits the U.S. beginning June 12 in Cincinnati. Dates are on tap through Aug. 27 in Dublin.

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Hey Wilco, if you guys are reading, now would be a great time to stream the album. You know, to take the attention off of other matters and while people are going to your web site because they're reading about you in the news... hint, hint.

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If history is any indicator, don't they usually stream their new album roughly a month before release date? If that's the case, then hopefully, we only have another couple weeks of the waiting. The slow, agonizing waiting....

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Hey Wilco, if you guys are reading, now would be a great time to stream the album. You know, to take the attention off of other matters and while people are going to your web site because they're reading about you in the news... hint, hint.

 

I second this!

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