Quote from: DocEllis70;184512

Tweedy and Wilco touch on a lot of themes in YHF and all their albums. Though most seem to do with love and heartbreak, lots of it touches on what was the deteriorating condition of Tweedy mentally and physically yet theres a sense of hope and dealing with it (like in the \'distance has no way\' part on Radiocure).  Gordo, check out \'Kicking Television\' . Being from Chicago, you must be surrounded by lots of Wilco crazys.
they got sued for stuff that was on YHF:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Conet_Project:_Recordings_of_Shortwave_Numbers_Stations

I ordered Kicking Television a few days ago, should have it soon..

I have been surrounded by Wilco crazys for awhile, though never close enough with any of them to hear all of their stuff in different states of mind.

kicking television basically touches on all the major bases..
nels cline=FACE OWNER
on a sidenote,next time u need something,feel free to send me a pm

Much appreciated.

In the last week I\'ve watched a few live videos on YouTube and everything with Nels is the ****. That\'s why I ordered Kicking. I also read an article a few years ago in Guitar Player about Nels joining the band and was intrigued, but kept it on the back burner.

Needless to say today I woke up and can\'t stop playing "Jesus, etc." in my head. Foxtrot is growing on me whether I believe it or not. The melody in "War On War" is so **** good, another stuck in my head.

"You have to learn how to diiiiiiiiiiie..."