Wilco-sky Blue Sky>>

• #60 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 18 Jul, 2007 09:28
• lol.
  if your not really familiar with wilco i dont know if i recommend this show as a good starting point.
  your not really gonna get it.
  sure,youll appreciate the songs,but i think you might wanna get a ghost is born/summerteeth/skyblue sky/yankee hotel foxtrot..
  
  
  on a sidenote,hey joe,u wanna upload loose fur for me?
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• #61 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 18 Jul, 2007 14:54
• nice work, wah. gonna check it out tonight after work.
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• #62 Reply
  Posted by jking on 18 Jul, 2007 15:57
• this is EASILY my favorite album of the year so far!
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• #63 Reply
  Posted by DocEllis70 on 18 Jul, 2007 16:25
• tim playing \'shake it off\' tonight at bar. great tune and spent a lot of last night drinkin wine, listening through sky blue sky and when he picked up the guitar and figured out the parts to that one, it guaranteed me goin to bar tonight just to hear it
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• #64 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 18 Jul, 2007 16:29
• Once again, if anyone wants to take their Wilco quality of listening up several notches, then please check out Loose Fur and Jim O\'Rourke (Insignifigance, Eureka, and Halfway to a Threeway are the albums to get).
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• #65 Reply
  Posted by Dweasel Weasel on 18 Jul, 2007 16:34
• WILCO is sublime, especially for those who are a sucker for LYRICS.  Lyrically, Tweedy blows everyone away.  
  
  But, like all great (GREAT) art, you need to spend some time with it.
  
  For the doubters, go rent \'I am Trying to Break Your Heart" (DVD documentaory) and then buy the double live album, Kicking Television.   And their new guitarist - Nels Cline - is a fusion virtuoso.
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• #66 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 18 Jul, 2007 20:33
• Quote from: Dweasel Weasel;152784

  WILCO is sublime, especially for those who are a sucker for LYRICS.  Lyrically, Tweedy blows everyone away.  
  
  But, like all great (GREAT) art, you need to spend some time with it.
  
  For the doubters, go rent \'I am Trying to Break Your Heart" (DVD documentaory) and then buy the double live album, Kicking Television.   And their new guitarist - Nels Cline - is a fusion virtuoso.

  
  
  
  
  nice..
  nels cline is a monster on the guitar.
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• #67 Reply
  Posted by jking on 24 Jul, 2007 10:20
• ok, so i checked out Loose Furs "Born Again in the USA". its pretty good and i can see why you really like them, joe. sorta altcountryprog-ish. but i still think sky blue sky is far better!
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• #68 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 24 Jul, 2007 15:07
• THANK YOU JASON.  Now download Jim O\'Rourke\'s "Insignifigance" and "Eureka". Trust me, you\'ll be thanking me next time around!!
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• #69 Reply
  Posted by jking on 24 Jul, 2007 15:14
• i started to, but got distracted by shiny things... i\'ll d/l some tonight. fwiw, i usually do check out every music suggestion i see posted anywhere by anyone, moreso if i think they have decent taste! so, i definitely was gonna check this out, just had to clear up some space.
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• #70 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 24 Jul, 2007 15:18
• clear space>dld>take a deep breath> bliss out.....
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• #71 Reply
  Posted by jking on 24 Jul, 2007 15:35
• bliss out, huh??? now i\'m worried. i\'m not gonna end up with an askew baseball hat and an sts9 tat, am i???
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• #72 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 24 Jul, 2007 15:37
• Well, Eureka will bliss you out. Insignifigance will leave you with a big ol\' happy grin tattooed on your face.  O\'Rourke\'s pop work is nothing short of perfect (IMO).
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• #73 Reply
  Posted by jking on 24 Jul, 2007 15:41
• whew! i was worried it was gonna be one of those \'things that go untz in the night\' kind deals... this sounds much better.
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• #74 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 24 Jul, 2007 15:43
• No untz... But I can turn you on to some tasteful, non-Deemster related Untz material if interested.
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