Jay Farrar

i agree... wilco album is awesome, and I think everyone here likes jay (so that goes without saying).

i think.. so far, it sounds like one of their damn best!

damn, poor tweedy. that scene in "i am trying to break your heart" always hurts.

PARABOLIC LOUVER LIGHTING REALLY GOTTA HAVE SOME

crazy, speaking of the slaughter rule soundtrack.. i was just watching cbs and they had a special on "the road to the chamionship" for ncaa stuff. anyway, they were using his score. very cool.

it's on the site under discography and "compilations and guest appearances" along with all other random things he has been involved with.

awesome soundtrack. "blue eyes" rocks!

yeah, the problem with tabs is that they don't provide any indication of time signature or anything. the best thing to do is just "feel it," sounds lame but.. well, otherwise tabs are pretty useless.

http://www.gumbopages.com/music/uncle-t ... shiner.txt

that is right on, as far as I can tell.

For future reference, this entire site has everything by Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt and Wilco. Great site:

http://www.gumbopages.com/index.html#music

i think your initial instinct was closer to it.
at least, that's how I've always felt.

i know this board is sick of FLAC talk, but I was wonering. When Mac OS X converts it to AIFF, does it lose the oh-so-precious "lossless" quality?

end of FLAC talk, I swear....

Is it just me or does Bonnaroo really have the best set-up ever?!
I wish I lived in Tennessee, maybe I'll steal away just to go to this damn thing.

plus, the man did The Last Waltz.... and in his spare time, no less!

Even though there were far better directors on the list, I voted for John Landis. But come on! The man directed The Blues Brothers.

Although I must say, David Lynch has always been my favorite.

Looking forward to the Oscars.

what a day that'll be.... what a day.

amen

actually, there were larges at the last L.A. show. Strange.. maybe he thought we were all too skinny here.