WILCO - I MUST BE HIGH video free download

oldfriendofmine

Guilty...

JoseangelAntrax

spm i must be high that better

ajdxt4

what's the name of this show? can I buy it somewhere?

yoursaxman

Whoever recorded/mixed this video for "JBTV" must have been really, really high! Really a shame, too. Worst version of this song i've ever heard and it's all because of some stupid engineer not taking the time to do things right. The performance is exquisite, too.

J Codyz

@NorthWriter I agree, read the book etc. Not that i agree with the way he let him go, but Glenn's the man on drums and Nel's on guitar. Fuck that the best damn band going. 1st song 1st album, still love it. I used to see U.T. here on the landing in St. Louis a few times. They brought that bit of twang back to rock, but I think Jeff's right where he should be.

NorthWriter

continued from the last post... Plus, I think Jay thought he could equal Jeff in the band. But it's Jeff's band. That's also why I think Glenn became the right drummer for the band. If you read Greg Kot's book "Learning How To Die," he talks about how Coomer wouldn't play the same thing twice in the studio. He just wanted to record and be done with it--not an exploratory drummer. So Jeff started playing with Glenn in Loose Fur, and thought, "here's a guy I can collaborate with."

NorthWriter

I think the thing with both Ken Coomer and Jay Bennett was that the band outgrew them. Jeff was ready to take the band to a new level, and those guys didn't really fit anymore. Case in point: In the Wilco documentary, they're picking songs for their upcoming tour, and Jay wants to pick some "easy rockers," and Jeff says, "I don't wanna do that anymore." Jay says, "you don't wanna rock?" Jeff says, "No, I don't want to fall back on a bunch of easy rockers." continued...

Arnel Cayabyab

@NorthWriter I think it's actually a style. He's switching from Open style to traditional matchstick style.

StudioOctavia

What year is the video from?

Patricia O.

great song...learning

smythwaldron

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FortWarren

I like Jays little extra guitar riff in there, he gets ken smiling with it haha

FortWarren

Thanks for debunking my theory haha. I agree- I still like them, but I liked them a lot more when Jay was with them. A.M.>Summerteeth. He really added a great sound. I got to meet them in 2002, right before YHF came out, my friend got them to play at his school, in the old 1800s chapel. it was a great night, since we had barely heard YHF yet (napster) but we sure heard it that night! Great memory. Saw em in Maine last summer, they were wicked good. Boston in april! I'll check out the book thnx

FortWarren

I must be high....all the time.... I think tweedy was getting tired of Jay showing him up on guitar all the time. actually what I think happened was tweedys guitar skills finally got to the point where he didnt need Jay anymore..so he cast him off. I really have no idea what happened thats just what I thought of....while watching this and getting high

radioactive1111

Jay Bennet was great, incredible guitarist

Nick Manning

lol they used to be a country band

James Rad

im glad to see footage of Tweedy in a cowboy hat. I guess he did come from Belleville and is ol'man worked on the railroad.

ididwy

people should realize how great the song is...

Blake Vickrey

Thanks for posting all these wilco videos

Sam Cooper

Yeah it really makes no sense for Coomer to do that. No disrespect to Coomer, but Kotche is much better.

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