All for it. Wilco's currently shilling for Corona. No problem.

After multiple listens on good cans, I really believe these songs will crush it live.

The only thing that didn't really standout was Amanda's fiddle. Just didn't really fit in the mix.

Charleston Pour House is opening its outside decks. There is hope.

Here's a link to Cooley's show. According to Noonchorus, it's unclipped.

https://vimeo.com/416721065/c4dbec460c

Jason really changed things up on this one. Lots of electric guitar and some interesting War on Drugs like melodies.

I didn't listen to the early releases, as I usually wait for the vinyl. I'm glad that I did.

Patterson's audio and video were one of the best I've seen/heard streaming.

Pro Tip: If the stream starts clipping switch from 5g to 2.4. It sounds ass-backward, but it worked for me.

He set a pretty high bar for Cooley tonight. Love to see that banjo beside the Makers.

Clams wrote:It dawned on me today that The Unraveling is actually a concept record.

Patterson has a nice forward in the vinyl booklet and pretty much acknowledges this.

As a railbird retiree, I must comment on the light show/crew. From the soundboard, they were exceptional.

Dittos to all of the other thoughts.

That run of SRO songs was masterful.

On to the best rock club in the Northeast.

Love a good backread.

I thought Hotel Parties was pretty good. This sounds even better.

Been on my list to catch a show. Missed them in Philly this last time.

Need to work on that.

Also in.

Nice summary. Loved the extended guitar work. I thought Sadler added quite a bit to the vocals as well.

One dbt song would have been nice.

Wonder if we'll get any new songs. Venue looks pretty cool.

Vincent wrote:Patterson - Bethesda, MD - Venue - Not Sure. 12.3.

I can't make it and have two premium table seats available. Cost $120. Just looking to recover some costs.

2 nights at the 930. Sweet.

Pretty sweet Lineup for 125$.

https://www.highwaterfest.com/

Supposedly getting TMs "Fan Protection" from scalpers.

I'll reserve judgment.

DC and Philly venues will be perfect for these shows.

Sound and Fury will polarize the troops, but so far I'm all in. Any album with a back cover tagline of Fuck Your Speakers is alright by me.

Patterson - Bethesda, MD - Venue - Not Sure. 12.3.

Just picked up the new album today. I have to say, it's "good" country. Dude has a way with words and his band is really tight.

I believe Luke, Sarah, and WWB will be joining me at Radio City.

Iowan wrote:It's been a long time since a Wilco album really stuck with me.

I enjoyed the tossed off vibe of the last couple, but after a few spins I just completely lost interest.

Pretty much same here. They still kill it live.

However you feel about the Hold Steady, I highly recommend catching Craig Finn's band. He's put together a solid group of musicians.

Got my ticket.

Cory Branan - 5.15
The Hold Steady 5.16
Brian Fallon 5.17
THS 5.18

Shows like these make me wish I had seen some of the Dirt Underneath shows. In the stripped down and intimate environment, you really get to see two guys at the top of their craft. I was constantly amazed at how I could hear every note and watch their fingerpicking skills. Cooley's work on Patterson...

Mixing it up a little and went for Toronto x3.

Zip City wrote:Just replace Jay’s piano with a Hammond B3 and it would be a huge upgrade

Winner!

Play it on the Outlaw Cruise and I'll throw in a hundred.

Annapolis 4.15. On sale Friday.

The schedule is up. Wasn't expecting PH and Cooley solo. Plus Lucinda doing Dirt Wheels ... album. Sweet.