They've added the Milwaukee show to their roadcase. Click on the arrow next to the first song, then arrows should appear for the rest.

http://wilcoworld.net/#!/roadcase/the-r ... lwaukee-wi

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Went to the Jeff Tweedy solo show last night. It was general admission at the Vic. He let the first thirty people in line pick a song, and that composed the setlist.

Set: Dawned On Me, Wishful Thinking, Not For the Season, The Community Song x 2, Message From Mid-Bar^, Art of Almost, New Madrid, Box Full of Letters, In a Future Age, Reservations, Born Alone, Passenger Side, Wait Up, Henry and the H-Bombs#, Thirteen&, Forget The Flowers, Sunloathe^, I Wish My Baby Was Born, At My Window Sad And Lonely, I’ll Fight, Standing O, Just A Kid, Gun, Pecan Pie, ELT, Airline To Heaven
Encore: A Shot in the Arm, Walken$, Dreamer In My Dreams

Notes: ^ – First time played, # – Mott the Hopple cover, & – Big Star cover, $ – Beginning of song was performed at the front of the stage without PA system

He would not play a couple songs (Black Eyed Peas and Van Halen) that were requested. Probably better he didn't play those bad songs. All in all, a good show, but I would much rather see Wilco. Lots of banter with the crowd, though. His comments on Whitney Houston were funny.

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Taking the name of Van Halen in vain, are we?

Why don't you go lay in traffic, OK, pal?

THANKS.

Greg, you paid way, way too much for that show.

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Thanks. I will take your input into account next time I spend my money.

I spent $50 on my ticket. But, you know, never mind the show was a benefit to raise money for youth scholarships. Such a waste of money.

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You know, I've been thinking "One Sunday Morning" just might be the best Wilco song. I'm not sure, but I don't feel awful about putting it out there.

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They're playing six shows at the Riv in December. Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10 a.m.

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This is very good news. They're not touring behind anything though, are they?

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Unfortunately, no.

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I saw they were playing up here in Milwaukee. Kind of a 20th anniversary tour from what I could gather.

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Are you going to Pearl Jam on Monday, TB? I'll be there.

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I will not. Ended up getting tickets for two smaller shows the next few months in much smaller
venues. I'll be interested to get your take on the show, I just couldn't justify the ticket price
and didn't think I would enjoy the acoustics and vibe inside the Bradley Center.

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I'm going to their Moline show this Friday, too. More excited about that, considering the venue only holds around 9,000 people. I'm hoping it's like the Council Bluffs 2003 show. That place was tiny as well.

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I saw Page & Plant at the Bradley Center and it wasn't horrible or anything but when I think of seeing Pearl
Jam I think of seeing them outside. You going to get any show posters?

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Probably won't buy any posters. Definitely not at the venue. It's a pain to make sure it doesn't get damaged. I'd rather be able to fully enjoy the show. If I like either print, I'll get it from the 10club later.

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Understood. Have a great time.

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I had a pair of Moline tickets slip right through my hands when they went on sale via ticketmaster. I was just about done checking out when it prompted me for some password regarding my card "for security purposes" that I had never encountered on ticketmaster before. Meanwhile, the timer kept going. I found out later that this wasn't necessary- it was an attempt to up-sell some "service". I hope all of the ticketmaster's teeth fall out and hair grows in their stead.

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Is Jeff Tweedy going to incorporate his emaciated-Michael-Cera-looking son into this thing somehow?

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Don't they sell poster tubes at the merch table? Or you could bring your own.

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Waiting for the time when I can finally say
That this has all been wonderful, but now I'm on my way

A lot of venues don't allow you to take those in with you.

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Last month Wilco revealed a rarities compilation that would include tracks culled from studio outtakes, B-sides and live recordings would soon be released. According to listings on iTunes and Amazon, the compilation is called Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994 - 2014 and will be released next month.

The compilation is expected to be available in a variety of formats including a CD + MP3 bundle as well as vinyl via Wilco's former label, Nonesuch Records. The new release features a slew of live tracks such as a version of "Jesus, Etc." with special guest Andrew Bird and a cover of "I Shall Be Released" performed with Fleet Foxes. There's also a studio cover of Steely Dan's "Any Major Dude Will Tell You" that originally appeared on the 2000 soundtrack for Me, Myself & Irene. All in all, Alpha Mike Foxtrot collects four discs worth of hard-to-find Wilco tracks from the band's 20 years.

Here's the tracklist for the compilation:

Disc One:

Childlike And Evergreen (Demo)
Someone Else's Song (Demo)
Passenger Side (Demo)
Promising
The T.B. Is Whipping Me (with Syd Straw)
I Must Be High (Live)
Casino Queen (Live)
Who Were You Thinking Of (Live)
I Am Not Willing (with Syd Straw)
Burned
Blasting Fonda
Thirteen
Don't You Honey Me
The Lonely 1 (White Hen Version)
No More Poetry
Box Full Of Letters (Live)
Red-Eyed And Blue (Live)
Forget The Flowers (Live)
Sunken Treasure (Live)
Monday (Demo)

Disc Two:

Passenger Side (Live)
Outtasite (Outta Mind) [Live]
I Got You At The End Of The Century (Live)
Outta Mind (Outta Site) [Live]
James Alley Blues (with Roger McGuinn) [Live]
At My Window Sad And Lonely (Jeff Tweedy Solo Version)
California Stars (Live)
One Hundred Years From Now
A Shot In The Arm (Remix)
ELT (King Size Demo Version)
Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway (again) [David Kahne Remix]
She's A Jar (Austin Demo Version)
Tried And True
Student Loan Stereo
True Love Will Find You In The End
I'm Always In Love (Live)
Via Chicago (Austin Demo Version)
Can't Stand It (Live)
Airline To Heaven (Alternate Version)
Any Major Dude Will Tell You

Disc Three

I'm The Man Who Loves You (Live)
The Good Part
Cars Can't Escape
Camera
Handshake Drugs (First Version)
A Magazine Called Sunset
Bob Dylan's 49th Beard
Woodgrain
More Like The Moon
Let Me Come Home
Old Maid
Hummingbird (Alternate Version)
Spiders (Kidsmoke) [Live]
Hell Is Chrome (Live)
At Least That's What You Said (Live)
The Late Greats (Live)
Just A Kid (with The Blisters)
Kicking Television

Disc Four

Panthers
Theologians (Live)
Another Man's Done Gone (Live)
I'm A Wheel (Live)
How To Fight Loneliness (Live)
One True Vine
The Thanks I Get
Let's Not Get Carried Away
Hate It Here
Impossible Germany (Live)
I Shall Be Released (with Fleet Foxes) [Live]
What Light
Jesus, Etc. (with Andrew Bird) [Live]
Glad It's Over
Dark Neon
The Jolly Banker
Unlikely Japan
You And I (Live)
I Love My Label

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Riviera concert #4/6 is tonight. I'm debating on grabbing a single and heading down.

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Go for it. I heard the Saturday night concert on the radio and they were just rolling.

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I already have tickets for Thursday. GF is working tonight, so I'm just looking for something to do. They do vary up their setlists quite a bit at least.

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I don't see a setlist posted for last night's show yet. After about ten songs, my buddy and I were debating leaving after the first set. I didn't really know many of the songs they had played, nor did most of the crowd, so it was a pretty dull vibe. Then they started playing more familiar songs, and everyone loosened up a bit. Glad I stayed. Hotel Arizona was the highlight for me. I always love the solo in Art of Almost (not played), but the HA solo absolutely blew me away. Literally just had my mouth open in awe for a good 30-45 seconds. Nels Cline went insane. Hoping someone puts it online. I can't find any similar versions. They ended on four acoustic songs. Last being Shot in the Arm. Great way to end it.

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That sounds like a very boring way to end a show.

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Except it wasn't, DB. You'll be happy to know that everyone stood the entire show.

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Sunken Treasure
Company In My back
impossible Germany
IN a future age
Via Chicago
Radio Cure,
just off the top of my head

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