Setlist at Tribeca Performing Arts Center New York, NY on Nov 17, 2005

Set One
Spiders (Kidsmoke) 270
Muzzle Of Bees 396
I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 309
Wait Up 141
(Was I) In Your Dreams 293
Remember The Mountain Bed 379
Lost Love 164
Please Tell My Brother 148
Bob Dylan's 49th Beard 148
Sugar Baby 134
My Words 222
Someday, Some Morning, Sometime 186
Summer Teeth 219
She's A Jar 284
First Encore
Sunken Treasure 397
Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season) 394
The Ruling Class 293
War On War 227
Heavy Metal Drummer 326
Second Encore
The Lonely 1 326
Tribeca Performing Arts Center
New York, NY
Nov 17, 2005

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Setlist at Tribeca Performing Arts Center New York, NY on Nov 17, 2005

Set One
Spiders (Kidsmoke) 270
Muzzle Of Bees 396
I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 309
Wait Up 141
(Was I) In Your Dreams 293
Remember The Mountain Bed 379
Lost Love 164
Please Tell My Brother 148
Bob Dylan's 49th Beard 148
Sugar Baby 134
My Words 222
Someday, Some Morning, Sometime 186
Summer Teeth 219
She's A Jar 284
First Encore
Sunken Treasure 397
Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season) 394
The Ruling Class 293
War On War 227
Heavy Metal Drummer 326
Second Encore
The Lonely 1 326

Show Notes

Jeff Tweedy Solo Performance

Jeff Tweedy's second-ever full solo tour rolled into Lower Manhattan's Tribeca Performing Arts Center on November 16th and 17th, 2005.  Band-mate Nels Cline opened the show on the 16th, and Glen Kotche opened on the following night.  In addition to Wilco favorites and deep cuts, these shows also featured material from Jeff's days in Uncle Tupelo, as well as extended and hilarious "discussions" with "the abyss"...pitch black audience members talking as if they were voices inside his head.  But the true highlight are the two Loose Fur songs performed by...Loose Fur.  Jeff brings out Glenn to play a few songs with him as he had been doing (and would do) throughout the tour; the difference on this night being that Jim O'Rourke would join them on bass for "Laminated Cat" and the yet-to-be-released "The Ruling Class".  This would mark only the third time that Loose Fur had appeared onstage, with the other two shows also happening in New York, back in 2002.


Credits

Producer, Curator: Marc Prizer

Concert Sound: Stan Doty

Original Recording (DAT): Marc Prizer

Post-Production: Warner Swain, Marc Prizer, Frank Silvestry

For Wilco: CJ Myers, Josh Grier

Source recording: 2-track DAT recorded from the soundboard mixed with 2-track "audience" recording.

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