STEWART COPELAND

I heard this guy on a two-year-old broadcast of Radiolab, a WNYC-FM series available free via podcast, that way more people should listen to because it's amazing.

They did a rare music-only live show that featured three artists who deserve more attention. Whom many of you no doubt already know about.

The middle act was Glenn Kotche from Wilco, who did a bit that sounded a bit like David van Tiegham had come back and relaxed just a bit.

Go have a listen. http://www.radiolab.org/blogs/radiolab- ... us-sounds/

And if you're the podcasting kind of person, consider subscribing to Radiolab, because everything about this series is compelling and necessary.

http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/index.xml

That was cool.

Love Kotche. Have gotten to see him twice lately, always a treat.

Wilco recently did an all requests show where they did all covers. There are recordings of this floating around. Very much worth a listen if you can find it.

Yeah, I've got it - it's all over most of the sharing sites, including Dime. Wish to hell I could have been at that show, they did a cover of "Tomorrow Never Knows" at a Nashville gig about two weeks ago and it was monumental. Their covers are always sublime.

Kinda sucks for me personally they always have the Solid Sound festival a $$$$$$ plane flight away in Boston, when Wilco itself is based in Chicago ($). But having seen them almost as many times as The Police , I can't really sit here and complain...