What's neat about Jeff's guitar style when he's soloing is that there's this feeling of randomness, as if he's just hitting things at random, but when you listen to the beginnings and ends, he's always starting where he wants and ending somewhere that leads into the next part of the song. He knows where he's going all the time, and that's a neat ability.
This is one where there's a stark difference between this and how they've been playing it for the past several years. This is a little slower... I actually think the current version holds a little truer to the YHF recording, but I could be wrong.
Man just saw them and Hoo Boy have they aged, if this is from 2001 or 2002, ten years on the road and just plain rock and roll are taking their toll on the boys. When they first came on stage they looked like punch-drunk boxers, all slit eyed and swollen. Seemed to get much better as the show went on. That being said however the show was fricken awesome and they played their hearts out !!!!
What's neat about Jeff's guitar style when he's soloing is that there's this feeling of randomness, as if he's just hitting things at random, but when you listen to the beginnings and ends, he's always starting where he wants and ending somewhere that leads into the next part of the song. He knows where he's going all the time, and that's a neat ability.
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My favorite 🤩 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
His guitar playing, this track in particular sounds like Neil Young's when he played with crazy horse. it's pretty cool
That was unbelievably fantastic!!!!!
I bought this CD when it first came out. Feel so old... but I still love this song.
I love the sound of the guitar
Stiratt killing it on bass and BGVs
now that's a great performance, great touring era
The bass lines in this song are awemazing.
So underrated
Jeff's guitar work here is stellar, man!
Jeff S. You are too cool for this world. We love you.
I saw their sixth show they ever played. Talk about a long time ago... Time hasn't done me any favors either Jeff.
The guitar style in this is 100% an homage to neil young. Listen to Everybody Knows this is Nowhere. It's the same feeling.
agreed agreed agreed, this was my favorite lineup
Amazing performance.
And I've been thru them all.....
Tweedy is genius!
This is one where there's a stark difference between this and how they've been playing it for the past several years. This is a little slower... I actually think the current version holds a little truer to the YHF recording, but I could be wrong.
My favourite song on the YHF album. But you gotta hear it on vinyl.
Superb!!!
2001 = Wilco's best year IMO
Man just saw them and Hoo Boy have they aged, if this is from 2001 or 2002, ten years on the road and just plain rock and roll are taking their toll on the boys. When they first came on stage they looked like punch-drunk boxers, all slit eyed and swollen. Seemed to get much better as the show went on. That being said however the show was fricken awesome and they played their hearts out !!!!
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Glenn stand on those drums
I could be wrong, but I think this is from the May 17, 2002 episode. Was it taped in 2001?
Brilliant the way he goes after the song. -"Get out of here!"
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Yeah, no Jay Bennett, so this is probably 2002....
When camera operators drink too much coffee.
Where’s Tweedy????
huh?
This is when he was kicked out of the band
Un,