michaelgmitchell wrote: 
ditto

 rasta_tiger wrote: 

Statements like this make me wanna break stuff.

 Albert1967 wrote: 
If by Dutch you mean Southern Illinois, then yes.

Dutch band. There are a lot more nice Dutch bands btw.

Bleh. Just me. Don't throw chairs or anything.

 maryte wrote: 

There are a couple of very "Harrisonesque" songs on this CD.

 mandolin wrote: 
  

 rasta_tiger wrote: 
Wilco? Trendy? This is a band that's been around 15 years and whose—very deep, American—roots go back to the late '80s. We should all live so long to gray at the temples and become "trendy" at the same time.

 mandolin wrote:
...why yes, it is...

 Bat wrote: 
Maybe a topic for another place....I USED to like the Mountain Winery but the new redesign has completely ruined the funky atmosphere it used to have.

Oh, and I want to NOT like Wilco because they're so trendy to like but I can't help myself. Love the new album.

 Frater_Kork wrote: 

Me too.

 ncollingridge wrote: 
Good catch. I just dump albums onto my iPod and never look at it again so I often don't know the names of my favorite songs....

edit: I pm'd Bill and he's fixed it.

Shouldn't this track be called "Sonny Feeling"? That's how it's listed everywhere I can find it...

Not their best, i guess (dont know a lot from them)!!

 whtahtefcuk wrote: 

...sounds fine? Without aaaaaaaaany harmony?
ttzzzzzzzzz...

Ha!!!
I give Wilco a 6 but the BB a 9 (mostly for Marsha's red mini shorts.)
 
Lexapro_Headrush wrote: 

My mind conjures up images of George Harrison when I listen to this one.
Defnit 8.

 Bat wrote:  from one old fart to another - you do sound like an old fart

wow! that is some stellar slide guitar
a friend just got me going on Wilco again and I cannot get enough
Thanks Tony! 

Sounds fine!

 musicology wrote: 
The Paul Mason Mountain Winery is my absolute favorite place to see a show.  I lived in Cupertino for 25 years and saw many shows there.

I hate to sound like an old fart but one thing I like most - besides the stunning setting - is that they have a very strict decibel limit.  It's load enough, but low enough so that you can actually hear distinct sounds and voices, i.e. not just the white noise of a jet taking off.

They also have a very strict time limit (both limits imposed by the city).  The show must be over by 10:30.  Not 10:31 and it doesn't matter if you're in the middle of a song, at 10:30:00 the show is over.

 musicology wrote: 
Nice venue! Hope you had seats that were close enough to the stage.

(I find it odd that they want over $120 a ticket for Steve Miller. Steve I Haven't Had a New Release In Years Miller. Over $120! I can't believe there's significant nostalgia value to warrant those prices when measured against other acts appearing at MW this summer.)

Good Wilco track, too.

not the best track on the new album, but decent. saw them at the mountain winery last nite. great show...

I like this, but so far everything I've heard suggests that this Album is sort of a "holding pattern" for Wilco. Looking foward to buying it Tuesday though...

 softjeans wrote: 
Yeah, I hate the bad grammar, too. Or should that be also? ;)

Apart from that, this is the best song I've heard from the new CD. Good for chair dancing.

 ploba wrote: 
Like the pedal steel a lot...but yeah, as songs go, what about "You and I?" Please?