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Chus

Post subject: Re: My Morning Jacket

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:36 pm

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spanky wrote:

There is one band that is the undisputed king of the alt-country genre, and it really isn't even close.

But the Avett Bros are good. Really dig some of there songs.
And I agree with JORR about Wilco. They (he) peaked with Summerteeth, and the summit wasn't that high. Wilco is severely over-rated in the Chicagoland area. Tweedy should be thankful every single day that he/they originated in a major metropolitan area that was willing to consume his shit. If he started his band in Billings, Montana he'd be HUGE on the rodeo circuit in that state.

Hussra's comment about Phish playing one song stretched over 4 nights was kinda :lol:

, you gotta admit it Chus.

No it wasn't, it was stupid. They played 88 songs in 9 sets over 4 days, including many covers. It was just the same, lazy joke that I have heard for twenty years. Try to at least come up with something clever.

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Furious Styles

Post subject: Re: My Morning Jacket

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:54 pm

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I'm a RUSH fan. I've been hearing the same, tired jokes for 30 years.

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Swingandalongonetoright

Post subject: Re: My Morning Jacket

Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 10:05 pm

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Caught the Jim James shows at Pabst Theatre (Milwaukee 4/19) and The Vic (4/20). I was having a hard time envisioning how Regions of Light and Sounds of God would translate to a live show. Now I know, I guess. It was different- not bad by any means, the music/performance just had this weird mix of being fairly energetic yet simultaneously calming. The setlist was nearly the same both nights with the exception of slightly different encores:

Regions of Light and Sounds of God (in it's entirity)

Encore
Moving Away
Changing World
Dear God
Right Place
Losin' Yo Head
His Master's Voice

The Vic encore had those songs in a different order except for Moving Away, which was swapped for another MMJ song- Bermuda Highway.

I googled the 4/19 show to see if there were any reviews up yet and instead ran into this:

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Bob Dylan, Wilco, My Morning Jacket Set AmericanaramA Summer Tour
Bob Dylan and his band, Wilco, and My Morning Jacket are set to hit the road for the AmericanaramA Festival of Music tour this summer, BobDylan.com announced today (April 21).

No exact dates or cities have yet been announced for AmericanaramA, but a Wilco Facebook post says it will be a North American tour and that the band will post details on its website at noon on Monday. The post also mentions Chicago-area venue Toyota Park as a hashtag. Bob Dylan's website notes that an AmericanaramA ticket pre-sale will begin on the morning of April 24.

Richard Thompson Electric Trio and Ryan Bingham are listed on Dylan's site as additional artists set to play at some of the forthcoming dates, with more acts to be announced.

Bob Dylan is currently on a spring tour that runs through May 5. His 2012 album "Tempest" debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 last September - making it his fifth consecutive top 10 studio album.

http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/ ... ummer-tour

So there's that...

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T-Bone

Post subject: Re: My Morning Jacket

Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 7:06 am

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I was tempted to go to the Jim James shows but held back due to uncertainty of how it would be.
Very interested in the tour you mentioned above.

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W_Z

Post subject: Re: My Morning Jacket

Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 6:38 am

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damn i missed out on a pretty good wilco debate.

"yankee hotel foxtrot" was the last album i bought from wilco. they kinda lost me after that. but i loved "summerteeth" and "being there". and "a.m." is a fun album too.

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Swingandalongonetoright

Post subject: Re: My Morning Jacket

Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 1:34 pm

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T-Bone wrote:

Very interested in the tour you mentioned above.

The pre-sale for this is up and goes through Friday. The MMJ & Wilco codes are member-specific, but the bobdylan.com code is Tenacious.
http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/04004 ... norcatid=1

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Swingandalongonetoright

Post subject: Re: My Morning Jacket

Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2014 1:16 am

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Jim James on My Morning Jacket's Two New Albums: 'I Had Tons of Songs'
Singer also prepping solo follow-up to 2013 debut

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/feat ... s-20141203

Pure.

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T-Bone

Post subject: Re: My Morning Jacket

Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2014 8:10 am

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Swingandalongonetoright wrote:

Jim James on My Morning Jacket's Two New Albums: 'I Had Tons of Songs'
Singer also prepping solo follow-up to 2013 debut

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/feat ... s-20141203

Pure.

He was part of a documentary now showing on Showtime called Lost Songs ; The Basement Tapes
Continued where he, Marcus Mumford and Elvis Costello as well as a couple other artists are given a box of
Dylan Lyrics that he wrote in the late 60s but never recorded. The program shows them putting music to the
lyrics and collaborating with producer T-Bone Burnett to cobble together an album. It was really an interesting
look into songwriting. I'd recommend it to any music fans.

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