Bill - It would be sweet if Red-Eyed and Blue segued into I Got You (At the End of the Century) - like on the album. Thanks

Nice Call Bill!   Some old School Wilco!!

11.  The first brilliant Wilco lp.  A glimpse of what was to come...

9 —> 10 
Chills 

 Stingray wrote: 
Still the BEST Wilco album EVER!

Not all WILCO does is good!
This is just pissing me off!
YAWNING!

Great song.  Until the whistling at the end.  Don't whistle on good songs please.  Kazoos too.  Just doesn't sound good.

"Being There" defined Wilco and Jeff Tweedy as the leaders is Alt-Country.

As I sit here as a 'Wilco' novice, I look forward to my 'Black Crowes' experience???? 

This was released in 1996?

 TJOpootertoot wrote: 

Indeed.

Have a tickett to see them on 4th, June - Barcelona Auditourium -

I´m anxious. 

Very sad news that Jay Bennett, who did so much on this and the two following Wilco albums, passed away at 45.

http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/jay-bennett-ex-wilco-member-dies-at-45-1003976253.story

 slugore wrote: 
Always loved that Replacements vibe running through a lot of Uncle Tupelo and Wilco. There's not an album I haven't liked . . .

Not a fan of Wilco.

But, I've always liked this song.

...so so so almost broke into california stars for a moment there...

Sorry I missed this song...I was away form the computer and on it came while I was away. I want to check into this song, and am commenting, because I like the title and the comments have gotten my interest up. I'll be back later.

Photo-John wrote:

not at night

When this started, I thought "...baby, hang onto me... Wow, I haven't heard Eddie Money in a long time"

I wonder why Wilco changed the lyrics?

"Alcohol and cotton balls
And some drugs
I can't afford
On the way"

Yep. Heavy. Awesome album. Good solo road trip drive soundtrack.

93vx800 wrote:

Yes, you would! :)

One of my favorite bands to see live . . .

That's it! I'm officially a Wilco fan!
I'm going out to get the whole discography this weekend!
Funny thing is at first I thought that it was the Replacements. Hmmm.

Very, very good. I'd love to see these guys in concert!

Very, very nice.

Even if I totally hear "Steal Away" in the music.

Aye, this is the real stuff. I agree Tweedy is channeling Lennon here to a certain extent, but it is all good. There are much worse artists to be inspired by.

What a fabulous song and one of my favorite albums in my collection.

rcarr wrote:

I think playing the wine-taster card here does you no real good.

rcarr wrote:
So, if someone tastes vanilla, honey, etc. in wine, that makes them pretentious? Boy, are all those winemakers (myself included) going to be disappointed that from now on we'll just have to call it "grape-flavored wine." But we wouldn't want to offend anyone like you, of course. Maybe we should just go to white labels and black generic descriptions on all products. Would that make you happy?

Why can't "us people" listen without comparisons? Because comparisons provide a frame of reference (just as tasting notes do). It's not to say every wine REALLY has blackberry or currant in it, nor that every song sounds like another, but there are only so many ways to ferment grapes and arrange musical notes. So the similarities people hear say, "Hey, do you remember this?" "Yeah, I really liked/hated that!" "Same here, maybe I ought to get/avoid it." Having never heard of a particular artist, the comparison tells me (generally) whether or not I'd like their work. The same thing with wine.

Either way, I challenge you to find a way to critique something without drawing a comparison to something else. Nothing exists purely within a vacuum.

If you don't hear the similarity, or taste the pineapple, don't blame other people. Expand your mind and try new things. You might be surprised at what you find.

Still an excellent tune.

I fell in love with a Internet Radio Station!!!!
Mucho amor!