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So we finally arrived at the venue in a truly soaked condition after another six block or so walk from the ferry to the venue just in time to see Wilco. I really want to like Jeff Tweedy, I really do. I was keeping an eye on Linden to see how he played, what he played and how he interacted with Bob Dylan and the band.

There were several new lines including one about making rhymes while walking in the snow, but there were melodic changes as well. The arrangement started off similar to the tour earlier this year, but Dylan found a riff he liked on the piano that changed the dynamics of the melody, and the band quickly picked up on it.

There were nonstop conversations throughout the sets of both acts. When Wilco took the stage and we had 10 th row sets, the entire row in front of me was not looking at the stage but at their cell phones. Ready, waiting … November Business Are people really moving out of the Twin Cities? November Local Lake Minnetonka mansion, nearly completed, could be forced to relocate November More From Star Tribune. More From Entertainment. Music May 14, Yeah, go…. Entertainment June 13, Entertainment January 30, Beer Bracket Round Which is your preferred brewery?

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GeekDad: Really, what were you thinking? Was this video a cost cutting exercise or pure creative genius? I can't tell. Dean Baxter bass : We've observed that these things often go hand in hand. So when the cheap band us met the creative genius Greg Jardin , we knew we had found our match. Menno Versteeg guitar, lead vocals : We find that trying to work on a tight budget often leads to creative ways of doing things.

This video could not afford high end film quality so the director was forced to make it good with an interesting concept. When we were building Hollerado. While I was excited about the concept overall, I thought that incorporating various interactions between the band members and the grid behind them would really push it over the edge.

GeekDad: What do you think of the current 8-Bit revolution that is going on right now? Suddenly, it's popular again. Jake Boyd Drums : I definitely like it a lot better than the 3D movie revolution.