Wilco
2015-07-17
Pitchfork Music Festival
Union Park, Chicago, IL
Audio taken from live webstream video, excellent quality
mp3 @ 320 kbps
Tracklist:
[Tracks 1-11: "Star Wars" album in entirety (live debut)]
1. EKG (on tape)
2. More...
3. Random Name Generator
4. The Joke Explained
5. You Satellite
6. Taste the Ceiling
7. Pickled Ginger
8. Where Do I Begin
9. Cold Slope
10. King of You
11. Magnetized
12. Handshake Drugs
13. Camera
14. I Am Trying to Break Your Heart (minor skip at 1:38 due to transmission glitch)
15. Art of Almost
16. Via Chicago
17. Impossible Germany
18. Red-Eyed and Blue
19. I Got You (At the End of the Century)
20. Outtasite (Outta Mind)
21. Heavy Metal Drummer
22. I'm the Man Who Loves You
http://www.filefactory.com/file/3lcwd9besx4l/wilco%20%202015-07-17%20-%20Chicago%20-%20Pitchfork%20Festival.rar
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February 8, 2015
WILCO - Mass MoCA North Adams, MA - June 25, 2011
Wilco
Mass MoCA
North Adams, MA
June 25, 2011
Original taper - John Bosco
Editing and packaging - John Bosco
Dead Center between stage and board (under umbrella) ->
Zoom Q3HD (internal mics) 24bit/96kHz WAV ->
Audacity (editing) ->
Fission (splicing) ->
xACT (FLAC)
Disc 1
1) I Love My Label
2) Dawned On Me
3) A Shot In The Arm
4) Side With The Seeds
5) Company In My Back
6) I'll Fight
7) War On War
8) At Least That's What You Said
9) It's Just That Simple
10) What Light
11) Can't Stand It
12) Standing O
13) Jesus, Etc.
14) Hummingbird
Disc 2
1) I Might
2) Box Full Of Letters
3) Hate It Here
4) You Never Know
5) Born Alone
6) The Late Greats
7) Heavy Metal Drummer
8) Passenger Side
9) California Stars
10) Airline To Heaven
11) Monday
12) Outtasite (Outta Mind)
13) Hoodoo Voodoo http://fp.io/b2f9c823/
Mass MoCA
North Adams, MA
June 25, 2011
Original taper - John Bosco
Editing and packaging - John Bosco
Dead Center between stage and board (under umbrella) ->
Zoom Q3HD (internal mics) 24bit/96kHz WAV ->
Audacity (editing) ->
Fission (splicing) ->
xACT (FLAC)
Disc 1
1) I Love My Label
2) Dawned On Me
3) A Shot In The Arm
4) Side With The Seeds
5) Company In My Back
6) I'll Fight
7) War On War
8) At Least That's What You Said
9) It's Just That Simple
10) What Light
11) Can't Stand It
12) Standing O
13) Jesus, Etc.
14) Hummingbird
Disc 2
1) I Might
2) Box Full Of Letters
3) Hate It Here
4) You Never Know
5) Born Alone
6) The Late Greats
7) Heavy Metal Drummer
8) Passenger Side
9) California Stars
10) Airline To Heaven
11) Monday
12) Outtasite (Outta Mind)
13) Hoodoo Voodoo http://fp.io/b2f9c823/
February 2, 2015
WILCO - Wang Theatre, Boston MA - September 20, 2011
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WILCO
Wang Theatre, Boston MA
September 20, 2011
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01 Art of Almost
02 I Might
03 Black Moon
04 I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
05 One Wing
06 Bull Black Nova
07 At Least That’s What You Said
08 One Sunday Morning
09 Shouldn't Be Ashamed
10 Whole Love
11 Tweedy Speaks
12 War on War
13 Born Alone
14 Handshake Drugs
15 Impossible Germany
16 Dawned on Me
17 Shot in the Arm
18 Encore Break
19 Late Greats
20 I’m the Man Who Loves You
21 Monday
22 Outtamind (Outtasight)
http://fp.io/d14bd2ec/
WILCO
Wang Theatre, Boston MA
September 20, 2011
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01 Art of Almost
02 I Might
03 Black Moon
04 I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
05 One Wing
06 Bull Black Nova
07 At Least That’s What You Said
08 One Sunday Morning
09 Shouldn't Be Ashamed
10 Whole Love
11 Tweedy Speaks
12 War on War
13 Born Alone
14 Handshake Drugs
15 Impossible Germany
16 Dawned on Me
17 Shot in the Arm
18 Encore Break
19 Late Greats
20 I’m the Man Who Loves You
21 Monday
22 Outtamind (Outtasight)
http://fp.io/d14bd2ec/
December 5, 2014
WILCO - JEFF TWEEDY - Roadcase 035
Artist: Jeff Tweedy
Album: Roadcase 035
Released: 2014
Style: Indie Rock
Size: 227 Mb
Tracklist:
01 – Nobody Dies Anymore
02 – Flowering
03 – Summer Noon
04 – World Away
05 – New Moon
06 – Pigeons
07 – Desert Bell
08 – Why Why Why
09 – High As Hello
10 – Fake Fur Coat
11 – Diamond Light Pt. 1
12 – Hazel
13 – Love Like A Wire
14 – Low Key
15 – I Am Trying To Break Your Heart
16 – One Wing
17 – Reservations
18 – New Madrid
19 – Please Tell My Brother
20 – Hummingbird
21 – The Ruling Class
22 – Passenger Side
23 – Jesus, Etc
24 – Misunderstood
25 – I’m The Man Who Loves You
26 – A Shot In The Arm
27 – Please Don’t Let Me Be So Understood
28 – Only The Lord Knows
29 – Give Back The Key To My Heart
30 – California Stars
31 – Acuff-Rose
http://fp.io/fb529da9/
December 2, 2014
WILCO – Knoxville, TN [Roadcase 036] (2014)
Wilco – Knoxville, TN [Roadcase 036]
Wilco – Knoxville, TN [Roadcase 036] (2014)
Recorded live at the Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville, TN on October 23, 2014.
01 – At Least That’s What You Said
02 – Company In My Back
03 – Poor Places
04 – Art of Almost
05 – I Might
06 – Country Disappeared
07 – What’s The World Got in Store
08 – At My Window Sad and Lonely
09 – Should’ve Been in Love
10 – I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
11 – One Wing
12 – Via Chicago
13 – Whole Love
14 – Box Full of Letters
15 – I’m Always In Love
16 – Ashes of American Flags
17 – Jesus, Etc.
18 – Born Alone
19 – Passenger Side
20 – Theologians
21 – The Late Greats
22 – A Magazine Called Sunset
23 – Heavy Metal Drummer
24 – I’m the Man Who Loves You
25 – Dawned On Me
26 – A Shot in the Arm
Encore:
27 – Impossible Germany
28 – The Lonely 1
Encore:
29 – Misunderstood
30 – California Stars
http://fp.io/a29b29bd/
Wilco – Knoxville, TN [Roadcase 036] (2014)
Recorded live at the Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville, TN on October 23, 2014.
01 – At Least That’s What You Said
02 – Company In My Back
03 – Poor Places
04 – Art of Almost
05 – I Might
06 – Country Disappeared
07 – What’s The World Got in Store
08 – At My Window Sad and Lonely
09 – Should’ve Been in Love
10 – I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
11 – One Wing
12 – Via Chicago
13 – Whole Love
14 – Box Full of Letters
15 – I’m Always In Love
16 – Ashes of American Flags
17 – Jesus, Etc.
18 – Born Alone
19 – Passenger Side
20 – Theologians
21 – The Late Greats
22 – A Magazine Called Sunset
23 – Heavy Metal Drummer
24 – I’m the Man Who Loves You
25 – Dawned On Me
26 – A Shot in the Arm
Encore:
27 – Impossible Germany
28 – The Lonely 1
Encore:
29 – Misunderstood
30 – California Stars
http://fp.io/a29b29bd/
November 21, 2014
WILCO - WHAT'S YOUR 20?: ESSENTIAL TRACKS 1994-2014
WILCO
''WHAT'S YOUR 20?: ESSENTIAL TRACKS 1994-2014
NOVEMBER 17 2014
155:17
DISC ONE (76:46)
1 I Must Be High
Jeff Tweedy 3:01
2 Box Full of Letters
Jeff Tweedy 3:07
3 Passenger Side
Jeff Tweedy 3:34
4 Casino Queen
Jeff Tweedy 2:46
5 Misunderstood
Jeff Tweedy 6:30
6 Red-Eyed and Blue
Jeff Tweedy 2:47
7 I Got You (At the End of the Century)
Jeff Tweedy 3:58
8 Monday
Jeff Tweedy 3:33
9 Outtasite (Outta Mind)
Jeff Tweedy 2:35
10 Sunken Treasure
Jeff Tweedy 6:53
11 California Stars
Jay Bennett / Woody Guthrie / Jeff Tweedy 4:59
12 Hesitating Beauty
Woody Guthrie / Jeff Tweedy 3:05
13 A Shot in the Arm
Jay Bennett / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy 4:19
14 Can't Stand It
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:47
15 She's a Jar
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 4:44
16 I'm Always In Love
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:40
17 How To Fight Lonliness
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:51
18 Via Chicago
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 5:32
19 Airline To Heaven
Jay Bennett / Woody Guthrie / Jeff Tweedy 4:51
DISC TWO (78:31)
1 I Am Trying To Break Your Heart
Jeff Tweedy 6:59
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
2 I'm the Man Who Loves You
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:57
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
3 War On War
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:50
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
4 Jesus, Etc.
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:52
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
5 Ashes of American Flags
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 4:45
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
6 Heavy Metal Drummer
Jeff Tweedy 3:10
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
7 Hummingbird
Jeff Tweedy 3:08
8 Theologians
Chris Girard / Mikael Jorgensen / Jeff Tweedy 3:32
9 Handshake Drugs
Jeff Tweedy 6:04
10 The Late Greats
Jeff Tweedy 2:34
11 Hate It Here
Nels Cline / Mikael Jorgensen / Glenn Kotche / Pat Sansone / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy 4:33
12 Impossible Germany
Nels Cline / Mikael Jorgensen / Glenn Kotche / Pat Sansone / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy 5:57
13 Walken
Nels Cline / Mikael Jorgensen / Glenn Kotche / Pat Sansone / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy 4:26
14 Wilco (The Song)
Jeff Tweedy 3:00
15 You And I
Jeff Tweedy 3:27
feat: Leslie Feist
16 You Never Know
Jeff Tweedy 4:23
17 I Might
Jeff Tweedy 4:00
18 Born Alone
Pat Sansone / Jeff Tweedy 3:56
19 Whole Love
Pat Sansone / Jeff Tweedy 3:48
A 2-CD compilation of 38 essential tracks culled from the band’s previously released studio recordings. Including songs from Wilco’s eight studio albums plus two songs from Mermaid Avenue, the collection of Woody Guthrie penned tunes set to music by Wilco and Billy Bragg.
REVIEW
by Mark Deming (AllMusic)
Wilco are a band who have shown that in the 21st century, a band can succeed creatively and commercially on their own terms, even without what would be considered a hit single, especially impressive since Wilco often seemed to be doing well despite their presence on a major-label rather than because of it. Which is why What's Your 20? Essential Tracks 1994-2014 is at once a welcome and curious release: it's essentially a greatest-hits album from a band that's never had a hit single, collecting 38 songs that have made some impression on non-commercial radio and become fan favorites during the band's first two decades. At the same time, What's Your 20? is also a fine "Beginner's Guide to Wilco," as the track listing gracefully charts their progress from a scrappy but heartfelt alt-country band that rose from the ashes of Uncle Tupelo to a thoughtful and imaginative pop/rock band with some outstanding players and an eagerness to experiment. What's Your 20? includes representative selections from Wilco's eight studio albums, as well as the two Mermaid Avenue albums they cut in collaboration with Billy Bragg and, along with a bunch of great songs, it offers a map to the emotional peaks and valleys of Jeff Tweedy's songwriting, from the country-influenced rock of "I Must Be High" and "Casino Queen," into the bold explorations of "Misunderstood" and "Sunken Treasure," and the cool, pitiless self-analysis of "A Shot in the Arm" and "I Am Trying to Break Your Heart," a remarkable musical journey that took less than seven years. The album also offers a satisfying summary of the band's best and most stable lineup that coalesced after A Ghost Is Born, and delivered warmer but genuinely exciting songs like "Hate It Here," "Impossible Germany," and "I Might." What's Your 20? was released at the same time as Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994-2014, a four-disc box set for serious fans featuring outstanding Wilco tracks that didn't appear on one of their albums; this album is the opposite, a more concise (but still hefty) sampling of the band's best known and most accepted work, and this is most easily recommended to casual fans and folks looking for an introduction to the group's music. However, those listeners will certainly be well-served by this outstanding selection of tunes, and if we did live in a world where Wilco regularly scaled the charts, there's little doubt these songs would have earned the band plenty of gold and platinum plaques. And who knows, they may yet some day.
BIOGRAPHY
by Jason Ankeny (AllMusic)
Wilco rose from the ashes of the seminal roots rock band Uncle Tupelo, which disbanded in 1994. While Jay Farrar, one of the group's two singer/songwriters, went on to form Son Volt, his ex-partner Jeff Tweedy established Wilco along with the remaining members of Tupelo's final incarnation, which included drummer Ken Coomer as well as part-time bandmates John Stirratt (bass) and Max Johnston (mandolin, banjo, fiddle, and lap steel). Guitarist Jay Bennett rounded out the group, which in 1995 issued its debut album, A.M., a collection of spry country-rock tunes that followed the course established in Tweedy's earlier work.
Wilco's sophomore effort, 1996's two-disc set Being There, marked a radical transformation in the group's sound; while remaining steeped in the style that earned Tweedy his reputation, the songs took unexpected detours into psychedelia, power pop, and soul, complete with orchestral touches and R&B horn flourishes. Shortly after the release of Being There, which most critics judged to be among the year's best releases, Johnston left the group to play with his sister, singer Michelle Shocked, and was replaced by guitarist Bob Egan of the band Freakwater. At the same time, while remaining full-time members of Wilco, Stirratt, Bennett, and Coomer also began performing together in the pop side project Courtesy Move. In 1998, Wilco collaborated with singer/songwriter Billy Bragg on Mermaid Avenue, a collection of performances based on unreleased material originally written by Woody Guthrie.
Their stunningly lush third album, Summerteeth, followed in 1999 and met with critical acclaim but only average sales, initiating tensions with their label, Warner Bros. Mermaid Avenue, Vol. 2, which featured more selections from the band's collaborations with Bragg on Woody Guthrie's unfinished songs, was issued in 2000. Following this release, longtime drummer Ken Coomer decided to amicably leave the band and was replaced by the Chicago-based Glenn Kotche. Wilco then focused on recording their fourth album, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, which ultimately led to the departure of guitarist Jay Bennett and further tensions with their label. Unwilling to change the album to make it more "commercially viable," Wilco bought the finished studio tapes from Warner/Reprise for a reported $50,000 and left the label altogether.
Leaked tracks from the album surfaced on the Internet in late 2001, and the stripped-down lineup of Tweedy, Kotche, Stirratt, and multi-instrumentalist Leroy Bach embarked on a small tour to support -- or drum up support for -- the unreleased record. Nonesuch Records picked up the album and officially released it in early 2002 to widespread critical acclaim. Meanwhile, an independent film documenting the drama surrounding the album (I Am Trying to Break Your Heart) followed in the fall of 2002. During the down time after the album was recorded, Tweedy composed and recorded the film score to the Ethan Hawke film Chelsea Walls, which ended up being released around the same time as Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.
Wilco toured extensively following the release of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, and in 2003 began work on their next album, A Ghost Is Born. While sessions went smoothly compared to Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, after the album was finished Leroy Bach left the band in a split that was described as mutual and amicable; guitarist Nels Cline, keyboardist Mike Jorgensen, and multi-instrumentalist Pat Sansone joined Wilco for their subsequent tour. Shortly before the album's release, Tweedy surprised many fans by announcing he had entered a drug rehabilitation facility to treat a dependency on painkillers, prescribed to treat a long history of migraine headaches aggravated by panic disorder. Tweedy discussed his health problems in depth, along with the often tangled history of Wilco and Uncle Tupelo, in Wilco: Learning How to Die, a biography of the group written by rock journalist Greg Kot, published to coincide with A Ghost Is Born's release in the spring of 2004.
The following year, the group released Kicking Television: Live in Chicago, a 23-track collection recorded in the Windy City's Vic Theater, an album that was later deemed one of the Top 20 best live albums by Q Magazine. In 2007 Wilco's sixth studio album, Sky Blue Sky, hit shelves. Less experimental than its predecessors, Sky Blue Sky peaked at number five on the U.S. album charts and made a strong showing internationally. Wilco's seventh album, the breezy and laid-back Wilco (The Album), was released on June 30, 2009, one month after the death of former bandmember Jay Bennett, who passed away in his home in Urbana, Illinois after accidentally overdosing on the prescription painkiller fentanyl.
At the end of touring that album, Wilco took a break for much of 2010 (their longest break since formation) and resurfaced in 2011 with their own label, dBpm Records, and the release of The Whole Love. Wilco toured extensively in support of the album, including a string of dates with Nick Lowe, and stayed busy on the road in 2013, taking part in the Americanarama Festival of Music, a package tour that found Wilco sharing the bill with Bob Dylan, Richard Thompson, and My Morning Jacket. In 2014, John Stirratt's side project the Autumn Defense released a new album, Fifth, and Jeff Tweedy inaugurated a new project, Tweedy, that found him collaborating with his teenage son Spencer, who played drums and percussion. The family band released their first album, Sukierae, in September 2014, with the combo touring in support. 2014 also marked Wilco's 20th Anniversary, and the group celebrated the event with a pair of archival releases -- What's Your Twenty? Essential Tracks 1994-2104, a two-disc set that collected the band's best and most popular tunes, and Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994-2014, a four-disc set of obscure and unreleased material. Wilco also celebrated their first two decades with a series of multi-night stands in several cities, including a six-night residency at the Riviera Theater in Chicago.
http://fp.io/7c382e5f/
''WHAT'S YOUR 20?: ESSENTIAL TRACKS 1994-2014
NOVEMBER 17 2014
155:17
DISC ONE (76:46)
1 I Must Be High
Jeff Tweedy 3:01
2 Box Full of Letters
Jeff Tweedy 3:07
3 Passenger Side
Jeff Tweedy 3:34
4 Casino Queen
Jeff Tweedy 2:46
5 Misunderstood
Jeff Tweedy 6:30
6 Red-Eyed and Blue
Jeff Tweedy 2:47
7 I Got You (At the End of the Century)
Jeff Tweedy 3:58
8 Monday
Jeff Tweedy 3:33
9 Outtasite (Outta Mind)
Jeff Tweedy 2:35
10 Sunken Treasure
Jeff Tweedy 6:53
11 California Stars
Jay Bennett / Woody Guthrie / Jeff Tweedy 4:59
12 Hesitating Beauty
Woody Guthrie / Jeff Tweedy 3:05
13 A Shot in the Arm
Jay Bennett / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy 4:19
14 Can't Stand It
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:47
15 She's a Jar
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 4:44
16 I'm Always In Love
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:40
17 How To Fight Lonliness
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:51
18 Via Chicago
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 5:32
19 Airline To Heaven
Jay Bennett / Woody Guthrie / Jeff Tweedy 4:51
DISC TWO (78:31)
1 I Am Trying To Break Your Heart
Jeff Tweedy 6:59
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
2 I'm the Man Who Loves You
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:57
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
3 War On War
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:50
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
4 Jesus, Etc.
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 3:52
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
5 Ashes of American Flags
Jay Bennett / Jeff Tweedy 4:45
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
6 Heavy Metal Drummer
Jeff Tweedy 3:10
feat: Leroy Bach / Jay Bennett / Craig Christiansen / Ken Coomer / Jessy Greene / Glenn Kotche / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy
7 Hummingbird
Jeff Tweedy 3:08
8 Theologians
Chris Girard / Mikael Jorgensen / Jeff Tweedy 3:32
9 Handshake Drugs
Jeff Tweedy 6:04
10 The Late Greats
Jeff Tweedy 2:34
11 Hate It Here
Nels Cline / Mikael Jorgensen / Glenn Kotche / Pat Sansone / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy 4:33
12 Impossible Germany
Nels Cline / Mikael Jorgensen / Glenn Kotche / Pat Sansone / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy 5:57
13 Walken
Nels Cline / Mikael Jorgensen / Glenn Kotche / Pat Sansone / John Stirratt / Jeff Tweedy 4:26
14 Wilco (The Song)
Jeff Tweedy 3:00
15 You And I
Jeff Tweedy 3:27
feat: Leslie Feist
16 You Never Know
Jeff Tweedy 4:23
17 I Might
Jeff Tweedy 4:00
18 Born Alone
Pat Sansone / Jeff Tweedy 3:56
19 Whole Love
Pat Sansone / Jeff Tweedy 3:48
A 2-CD compilation of 38 essential tracks culled from the band’s previously released studio recordings. Including songs from Wilco’s eight studio albums plus two songs from Mermaid Avenue, the collection of Woody Guthrie penned tunes set to music by Wilco and Billy Bragg.
REVIEW
by Mark Deming (AllMusic)
Wilco are a band who have shown that in the 21st century, a band can succeed creatively and commercially on their own terms, even without what would be considered a hit single, especially impressive since Wilco often seemed to be doing well despite their presence on a major-label rather than because of it. Which is why What's Your 20? Essential Tracks 1994-2014 is at once a welcome and curious release: it's essentially a greatest-hits album from a band that's never had a hit single, collecting 38 songs that have made some impression on non-commercial radio and become fan favorites during the band's first two decades. At the same time, What's Your 20? is also a fine "Beginner's Guide to Wilco," as the track listing gracefully charts their progress from a scrappy but heartfelt alt-country band that rose from the ashes of Uncle Tupelo to a thoughtful and imaginative pop/rock band with some outstanding players and an eagerness to experiment. What's Your 20? includes representative selections from Wilco's eight studio albums, as well as the two Mermaid Avenue albums they cut in collaboration with Billy Bragg and, along with a bunch of great songs, it offers a map to the emotional peaks and valleys of Jeff Tweedy's songwriting, from the country-influenced rock of "I Must Be High" and "Casino Queen," into the bold explorations of "Misunderstood" and "Sunken Treasure," and the cool, pitiless self-analysis of "A Shot in the Arm" and "I Am Trying to Break Your Heart," a remarkable musical journey that took less than seven years. The album also offers a satisfying summary of the band's best and most stable lineup that coalesced after A Ghost Is Born, and delivered warmer but genuinely exciting songs like "Hate It Here," "Impossible Germany," and "I Might." What's Your 20? was released at the same time as Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994-2014, a four-disc box set for serious fans featuring outstanding Wilco tracks that didn't appear on one of their albums; this album is the opposite, a more concise (but still hefty) sampling of the band's best known and most accepted work, and this is most easily recommended to casual fans and folks looking for an introduction to the group's music. However, those listeners will certainly be well-served by this outstanding selection of tunes, and if we did live in a world where Wilco regularly scaled the charts, there's little doubt these songs would have earned the band plenty of gold and platinum plaques. And who knows, they may yet some day.
BIOGRAPHY
by Jason Ankeny (AllMusic)
Wilco rose from the ashes of the seminal roots rock band Uncle Tupelo, which disbanded in 1994. While Jay Farrar, one of the group's two singer/songwriters, went on to form Son Volt, his ex-partner Jeff Tweedy established Wilco along with the remaining members of Tupelo's final incarnation, which included drummer Ken Coomer as well as part-time bandmates John Stirratt (bass) and Max Johnston (mandolin, banjo, fiddle, and lap steel). Guitarist Jay Bennett rounded out the group, which in 1995 issued its debut album, A.M., a collection of spry country-rock tunes that followed the course established in Tweedy's earlier work.
Wilco's sophomore effort, 1996's two-disc set Being There, marked a radical transformation in the group's sound; while remaining steeped in the style that earned Tweedy his reputation, the songs took unexpected detours into psychedelia, power pop, and soul, complete with orchestral touches and R&B horn flourishes. Shortly after the release of Being There, which most critics judged to be among the year's best releases, Johnston left the group to play with his sister, singer Michelle Shocked, and was replaced by guitarist Bob Egan of the band Freakwater. At the same time, while remaining full-time members of Wilco, Stirratt, Bennett, and Coomer also began performing together in the pop side project Courtesy Move. In 1998, Wilco collaborated with singer/songwriter Billy Bragg on Mermaid Avenue, a collection of performances based on unreleased material originally written by Woody Guthrie.
Their stunningly lush third album, Summerteeth, followed in 1999 and met with critical acclaim but only average sales, initiating tensions with their label, Warner Bros. Mermaid Avenue, Vol. 2, which featured more selections from the band's collaborations with Bragg on Woody Guthrie's unfinished songs, was issued in 2000. Following this release, longtime drummer Ken Coomer decided to amicably leave the band and was replaced by the Chicago-based Glenn Kotche. Wilco then focused on recording their fourth album, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, which ultimately led to the departure of guitarist Jay Bennett and further tensions with their label. Unwilling to change the album to make it more "commercially viable," Wilco bought the finished studio tapes from Warner/Reprise for a reported $50,000 and left the label altogether.
Leaked tracks from the album surfaced on the Internet in late 2001, and the stripped-down lineup of Tweedy, Kotche, Stirratt, and multi-instrumentalist Leroy Bach embarked on a small tour to support -- or drum up support for -- the unreleased record. Nonesuch Records picked up the album and officially released it in early 2002 to widespread critical acclaim. Meanwhile, an independent film documenting the drama surrounding the album (I Am Trying to Break Your Heart) followed in the fall of 2002. During the down time after the album was recorded, Tweedy composed and recorded the film score to the Ethan Hawke film Chelsea Walls, which ended up being released around the same time as Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.
Wilco toured extensively following the release of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, and in 2003 began work on their next album, A Ghost Is Born. While sessions went smoothly compared to Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, after the album was finished Leroy Bach left the band in a split that was described as mutual and amicable; guitarist Nels Cline, keyboardist Mike Jorgensen, and multi-instrumentalist Pat Sansone joined Wilco for their subsequent tour. Shortly before the album's release, Tweedy surprised many fans by announcing he had entered a drug rehabilitation facility to treat a dependency on painkillers, prescribed to treat a long history of migraine headaches aggravated by panic disorder. Tweedy discussed his health problems in depth, along with the often tangled history of Wilco and Uncle Tupelo, in Wilco: Learning How to Die, a biography of the group written by rock journalist Greg Kot, published to coincide with A Ghost Is Born's release in the spring of 2004.
The following year, the group released Kicking Television: Live in Chicago, a 23-track collection recorded in the Windy City's Vic Theater, an album that was later deemed one of the Top 20 best live albums by Q Magazine. In 2007 Wilco's sixth studio album, Sky Blue Sky, hit shelves. Less experimental than its predecessors, Sky Blue Sky peaked at number five on the U.S. album charts and made a strong showing internationally. Wilco's seventh album, the breezy and laid-back Wilco (The Album), was released on June 30, 2009, one month after the death of former bandmember Jay Bennett, who passed away in his home in Urbana, Illinois after accidentally overdosing on the prescription painkiller fentanyl.
At the end of touring that album, Wilco took a break for much of 2010 (their longest break since formation) and resurfaced in 2011 with their own label, dBpm Records, and the release of The Whole Love. Wilco toured extensively in support of the album, including a string of dates with Nick Lowe, and stayed busy on the road in 2013, taking part in the Americanarama Festival of Music, a package tour that found Wilco sharing the bill with Bob Dylan, Richard Thompson, and My Morning Jacket. In 2014, John Stirratt's side project the Autumn Defense released a new album, Fifth, and Jeff Tweedy inaugurated a new project, Tweedy, that found him collaborating with his teenage son Spencer, who played drums and percussion. The family band released their first album, Sukierae, in September 2014, with the combo touring in support. 2014 also marked Wilco's 20th Anniversary, and the group celebrated the event with a pair of archival releases -- What's Your Twenty? Essential Tracks 1994-2104, a two-disc set that collected the band's best and most popular tunes, and Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994-2014, a four-disc set of obscure and unreleased material. Wilco also celebrated their first two decades with a series of multi-night stands in several cities, including a six-night residency at the Riviera Theater in Chicago.
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November 20, 2014
WILCO - Port Chester, NY (Roadcase 039) - 10/30/2014
Wilco.
2014-10-30 Port Chester, NY (Roadcase 039)
01 – Less Than You Think
02 – Blood of the Lamb
03 – In a Future Age
04 – Bull Black Nova
05 – I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
06 – One Wing
07 – Either Way
08 – Bob Dylan’s 49th Beard
09 – At My Window Sad and Lonely
10 – One By One
11 – Hesitating Beauty
12 – Summerteeth
13 – Via Chicago
14 – Whole Love
15 – Say You Miss Me
16 – Pick Up the Change
17 – Forget the Flowers
18 – Passenger Side
19 – I’m Always In Love
20 – Candyfloss
21 – Red-Eyed and Blue
22 – I Got You (At the End of the Century)
23 – Outtasite (Outta Mind)
Encore:
24 – Outta Mind (Outta Sight)
25 – Impossible Germany
26 – The Lonely 1
Encore:
27 – Misunderstood
28 – New Madrid [Uncle Tupelo]
29 – Give Back The Key To My Heart [Doug Sahm cover]
30 – Ripple [Grateful Dead cover]
http://fp.io/c8112865/
WILCO - Port Chester, NY (Roadcase 038) - 10/29/2014
Wilco.
2014-10-29 Port Chester, NY (Roadcase 038)
01 – Company In My Back
02 – Poor Places
03 – Art of Almost
04 – I Might
05 – Hell is Chrome
06 – Ashes of American Flags
07 – Hotel Arizona
08 – Pot Kettle Black
09 – Nothing’severgonnastandinmyway(again)
10 – What’s The World Got in Store
11 – I’ll Fight
12 – Cars Can’t Escape
13 – Should’ve Been in Love
14 – Someday Soon
15 – It’s Just That Simple
16 – You And I
17 – Airline to Heaven
18 – Jesus, Etc.
19 – Born Alone
20 – Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season)
21 – Radio Cure
22 – Box Full of Letters
23 – The Late Greats
24 – Heavy Metal Drummer
Encore:
25 – Walken
26 – I’m the Man Who Loves You
Encore:
27 – True Love Will Find You In the End
28 – That’s Not the Issue
29 – Be Not So Fearful
30 – California Star
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WILCO - Port Chester, NY (Roadcase 037) - 10/28/2014
Wilco.
2014-10-28 Port Chester, NY (Roadcase 037)
01 – Wilco (The Song)
02 – I Must Be High
03 – You Are My Face
04 – Shouldn’t Be Ashamed
05 – At Least That’s What You Said
06 – Handshake Drugs
07 – Side with the Seeds
08 – Promising
09 – Sunken Treasure
10 – Reservations
11 – Muzzle Of Bees
12 – Spiders (Kidsmoke)
13 – She’s a Jar
14 – War On War
15 – A Magazine Called Sunset
16 – Hummingbird
17 – On and On and On
18 – How to Fight Loneliness
19 – Kamera
20 – Country Disappeared
21 – Hate It Here
22 – Theologians
23 – Monday
24 – Dawned On Me
25 – A Shot in the Arm
Encore:
26 – Kingpin
27 – I’m A Wheel
Encore:
28 – Too Far Apart
29 – Casino Queen
30 – Give Back The Key To My Heart [Doug Sahm cover]
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November 17, 2014
WILCO - Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994-2014
Wilco – Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks
Wilco – Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994-2014 (2014)
Chicago alt-rock band Wilco celebrate their 20th anniversary with a pair of compilations: one a best -of collection and the other a box set of rarities. The rarities set is called Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994–2014, and includes live tracks, demo cuts and rare recordings culled from throughout the group’s career and features appearances from Feist, Fleet Foxes and Andrew Bird.
Four-CD box set have been produced by Grammy-nominated producer Cheryl Pawelski, co-founder of Omnivore Recordings and veteran of countless projects from labels including Capitol and Rhino. Pawelski notes in the press release, “Like a lot of fans, I had collected these straggling tracks over the past two decades of following Wilco’s every move. Alpha Mike Foxtrot includes almost every unique, essential performance that appeared on soundtracks, tribute albums and B-sides—and there are probably a few surprises for even the sharpest collector. This set presents an alternate history of the band, kind of a sideways view, and ultimately, it’s a super-fun listening experience.”
Disc 1
Childlike and Evergreen (Demo)
Someone Else’s Song (Demo)
Passenger Side (Demo) (from Trademark of Quality sampler – Warner Bros./Reprise PRO-CD-7206, 1994)
Promising (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
The T.B. is Whipping Me (with Syd Straw) (from Red Hot + Country - Mercury Nashville 314 522 639-2, 1994)
I Must Be High (Live)
Casino Queen (Live @ The Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO – 5/23/1995) (from Reprise CD single W0306CD (U.K.), 1995)
Who Were You Thinking Of (Live @ The Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO – 5/23/1995) (from Reprise CD single W0306CD (U.K.), 1995)
I Am Not Willing (from Reprise CD single W0306CD (U.K.), 1995)
Burned (from I Shot Andy Warhol: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture – TAG Recordings 92690, 1996)
Blasting Fonda (from Feeling Minnesota: Music from the Motion Picture - Atlantic/Jersey/Fine Line 82865, 1996)
Thirteen (from Reprise CD single WO397CD (U.K.), 1997)
Don’t You Honey Me (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
The Lonely 1 (White Hen Version) (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
No More Poetry (from Trademark of Quality 1996 sampler – Reprise PRO-CD-8370, 1996)
Box Full of Letters (Live @ C’est What, Toronto – 1997) (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
Red-Eyed and Blue (Live @ C’est What, Toronto – 1997) (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
Forget the Flowers (Live @ C’est What, Toronto – 1997) (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
Sunken Treasure (Live @ C’est What, Toronto – 1997) (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
Monday (Demo) (from Reprise promo CD single PRO-CD-8443, 1997)
Disc 2
Passenger Side (Live @ The Fillmore, San Francisco – 5/10/1997) (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
Outtasite (Outta Mind) (Live 1997) (from Reprise promo CD single PRO-CD-8963, 1997)
I Got You (At the End of the Century) (Live @ Lounge Ax, Chicago – 7/9/1997) (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
Outta Mind (Outta Site) (Live)
James Alley Blues (with Roger McGuinn) (Live)
At My Window Sad and Lonely – Jeff Tweedy (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
California Stars (Live on Late Night with Conan O’Brien) – Billy Bragg & Wilco (from Mermaid Avenue bonus EP – Elektra PRCD 1209-2, 1999)
One Hundred Years from Now (from Return of the Grevious Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons – Almo Sounds ALMCD66, 1999)
A Shot in the Arm (Remix) (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD1, 1999)
ELT (King Size Demo) (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD1, 1999)
Nothing’severgonnastandinmyway (Again) (David Kahne Remix)
She’s a Jar (Austin Demo) (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD2, 1999)
Tried and True (from Reprise U.K. single W475CD1, 1999)
Student Loan Stereo (from Reprise U.K. single W475CD1, 1999)
True Love Will Find You in the End (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD1, 1999)
I’m Always in Love (Live Acoustic @ Lounge Ax, Chicago – 2/28/1999) (from Reprise U.K. single W475CD2, 1999)
Via Chicago (Austin Demo) (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD2, 1999)
Can’t Stand It (live)
Airline to Heaven (Alternate) – Billy Bragg & Wilco
Any Major Dude Will Tell You (from Me, Myself & Irene: Music from the Motion Picture – Elektra 62512, 2000)
Disc 3
I’m the Man Who Loves You (Live on WXRT-FM, Chicago – 9/18/2001) (from Nonesuch U.K. single 96402, 2002)
The Good Part (from Nonesuch U.K. single 96402, 2002)
Cars Can’t Escape
Camera (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
Handshake Drugs (First Version) (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
A Magazine Called Sunset (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
Bob Dylan’s 49th Beard (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
Woodgrain (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
More Like the Moon (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
Let Me Come Home (from The Amos House Collection Volume III - Wishing Tree Records WTR-023, 2003)
Old Maid (from You Can Never Go Fast Enough - Plain Recordings plain103, 2003)
Hummingbird (Alternate)
Spiders (Kidsmoke) (live)
Hell is Chrome (live)
At Least That’s What You Said (live)
The Late Greats (live)
Just a Kid (with The Blisters) (from Spongebob Squarepants: Music from the Movie and More - Sire 488882, 2004)
Kicking Television (B-side to Nonesuch U.K. single WILCO1, 2004)
Disc 4
Panthers (from A Ghost is Born: European Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79892-2, 2005)
Theologians (Live) (from Nonesuch promo EP STCD 400011, 2007)
Another Man’s Done Gone (live)
I’m a Wheel (live)
How to Fight Loneliness (live)
One True Vine (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
The Thanks I Get (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
Let’s Not Get Carried Away (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
Hate It Here (live) (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
Impossible Germany (live) (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
I Shall Be Released (with Fleet Foxes) (live) (from Rolling Stone German promo CD, 2011)
What Light (live)
Jesus, Etc. (with Andrew Bird) (live)
Glad It’s Over (from Heroes: Original Soundtrack - NBC Records 70013, 2008)
Dark Neon
The Jolly Banker (from Mermaid Avenue: The Complete Sessions box set – Nonesuch 529926, 2012)
Unlikely Japan (from Nonesuch single 520404-7, 2009)
You and I (with Feist) (live) (from Nonesuch U.K. single, 2009)
I Love My Label (from dBpm single 87162-7, 2011)
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Wilco – Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994-2014 (2014)
Chicago alt-rock band Wilco celebrate their 20th anniversary with a pair of compilations: one a best -of collection and the other a box set of rarities. The rarities set is called Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994–2014, and includes live tracks, demo cuts and rare recordings culled from throughout the group’s career and features appearances from Feist, Fleet Foxes and Andrew Bird.
Four-CD box set have been produced by Grammy-nominated producer Cheryl Pawelski, co-founder of Omnivore Recordings and veteran of countless projects from labels including Capitol and Rhino. Pawelski notes in the press release, “Like a lot of fans, I had collected these straggling tracks over the past two decades of following Wilco’s every move. Alpha Mike Foxtrot includes almost every unique, essential performance that appeared on soundtracks, tribute albums and B-sides—and there are probably a few surprises for even the sharpest collector. This set presents an alternate history of the band, kind of a sideways view, and ultimately, it’s a super-fun listening experience.”
Disc 1
Childlike and Evergreen (Demo)
Someone Else’s Song (Demo)
Passenger Side (Demo) (from Trademark of Quality sampler – Warner Bros./Reprise PRO-CD-7206, 1994)
Promising (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
The T.B. is Whipping Me (with Syd Straw) (from Red Hot + Country - Mercury Nashville 314 522 639-2, 1994)
I Must Be High (Live)
Casino Queen (Live @ The Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO – 5/23/1995) (from Reprise CD single W0306CD (U.K.), 1995)
Who Were You Thinking Of (Live @ The Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO – 5/23/1995) (from Reprise CD single W0306CD (U.K.), 1995)
I Am Not Willing (from Reprise CD single W0306CD (U.K.), 1995)
Burned (from I Shot Andy Warhol: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture – TAG Recordings 92690, 1996)
Blasting Fonda (from Feeling Minnesota: Music from the Motion Picture - Atlantic/Jersey/Fine Line 82865, 1996)
Thirteen (from Reprise CD single WO397CD (U.K.), 1997)
Don’t You Honey Me (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
The Lonely 1 (White Hen Version) (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
No More Poetry (from Trademark of Quality 1996 sampler – Reprise PRO-CD-8370, 1996)
Box Full of Letters (Live @ C’est What, Toronto – 1997) (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
Red-Eyed and Blue (Live @ C’est What, Toronto – 1997) (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
Forget the Flowers (Live @ C’est What, Toronto – 1997) (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
Sunken Treasure (Live @ C’est What, Toronto – 1997) (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
Monday (Demo) (from Reprise promo CD single PRO-CD-8443, 1997)
Disc 2
Passenger Side (Live @ The Fillmore, San Francisco – 5/10/1997) (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
Outtasite (Outta Mind) (Live 1997) (from Reprise promo CD single PRO-CD-8963, 1997)
I Got You (At the End of the Century) (Live @ Lounge Ax, Chicago – 7/9/1997) (from Reprise 10″ promo PRO-A-9094, 1997)
Outta Mind (Outta Site) (Live)
James Alley Blues (with Roger McGuinn) (Live)
At My Window Sad and Lonely – Jeff Tweedy (from And Sum Aren’t bonus disc – Reprise BITE-99, 1999)
California Stars (Live on Late Night with Conan O’Brien) – Billy Bragg & Wilco (from Mermaid Avenue bonus EP – Elektra PRCD 1209-2, 1999)
One Hundred Years from Now (from Return of the Grevious Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons – Almo Sounds ALMCD66, 1999)
A Shot in the Arm (Remix) (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD1, 1999)
ELT (King Size Demo) (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD1, 1999)
Nothing’severgonnastandinmyway (Again) (David Kahne Remix)
She’s a Jar (Austin Demo) (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD2, 1999)
Tried and True (from Reprise U.K. single W475CD1, 1999)
Student Loan Stereo (from Reprise U.K. single W475CD1, 1999)
True Love Will Find You in the End (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD1, 1999)
I’m Always in Love (Live Acoustic @ Lounge Ax, Chicago – 2/28/1999) (from Reprise U.K. single W475CD2, 1999)
Via Chicago (Austin Demo) (from Reprise U.K. CD single W496CD2, 1999)
Can’t Stand It (live)
Airline to Heaven (Alternate) – Billy Bragg & Wilco
Any Major Dude Will Tell You (from Me, Myself & Irene: Music from the Motion Picture – Elektra 62512, 2000)
Disc 3
I’m the Man Who Loves You (Live on WXRT-FM, Chicago – 9/18/2001) (from Nonesuch U.K. single 96402, 2002)
The Good Part (from Nonesuch U.K. single 96402, 2002)
Cars Can’t Escape
Camera (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
Handshake Drugs (First Version) (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
A Magazine Called Sunset (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
Bob Dylan’s 49th Beard (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
Woodgrain (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
More Like the Moon (from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot: Australian Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79666-2 (AUS), 2002)
Let Me Come Home (from The Amos House Collection Volume III - Wishing Tree Records WTR-023, 2003)
Old Maid (from You Can Never Go Fast Enough - Plain Recordings plain103, 2003)
Hummingbird (Alternate)
Spiders (Kidsmoke) (live)
Hell is Chrome (live)
At Least That’s What You Said (live)
The Late Greats (live)
Just a Kid (with The Blisters) (from Spongebob Squarepants: Music from the Movie and More - Sire 488882, 2004)
Kicking Television (B-side to Nonesuch U.K. single WILCO1, 2004)
Disc 4
Panthers (from A Ghost is Born: European Tour Edition EP – Nonesuch 7559-79892-2, 2005)
Theologians (Live) (from Nonesuch promo EP STCD 400011, 2007)
Another Man’s Done Gone (live)
I’m a Wheel (live)
How to Fight Loneliness (live)
One True Vine (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
The Thanks I Get (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
Let’s Not Get Carried Away (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
Hate It Here (live) (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
Impossible Germany (live) (from Sky Blue Sky European bonus disc – Nonesuch 7559-79987-9, 2007)
I Shall Be Released (with Fleet Foxes) (live) (from Rolling Stone German promo CD, 2011)
What Light (live)
Jesus, Etc. (with Andrew Bird) (live)
Glad It’s Over (from Heroes: Original Soundtrack - NBC Records 70013, 2008)
Dark Neon
The Jolly Banker (from Mermaid Avenue: The Complete Sessions box set – Nonesuch 529926, 2012)
Unlikely Japan (from Nonesuch single 520404-7, 2009)
You and I (with Feist) (live) (from Nonesuch U.K. single, 2009)
I Love My Label (from dBpm single 87162-7, 2011)
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October 15, 2014
WILCO - Roadcase-033-Tweedy-Recording Detroit-MI - June-05-2014
Wilco-Roadcase-033-Tweedy-Recording Detroit-MI - June-05-2014
This is part of Wilco’s Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. Recorded live at the Masonic Temple on June 5, 2014.
Down From Above
Flowering
Summer Noon
World Away
New Moon
Where My Love
Slow Love
Nobody Dies Anymore
Honey Combed
Desert Ball
High As Hello
Wait For Love
Low Key
Spiders (Kidsmoke)
Passenger Side
You Are Not Alone
The Ruling Class
New Madrid
Kicking Television
I Am Trying To Break Your Heart
Jesus, etc.
Misunderstood
Diamond Light
I’m The Man Who Loves You
Acuff-Rose
http://fp.io/c8fbf4a8/
This is part of Wilco’s Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. Recorded live at the Masonic Temple on June 5, 2014.
Down From Above
Flowering
Summer Noon
World Away
New Moon
Where My Love
Slow Love
Nobody Dies Anymore
Honey Combed
Desert Ball
High As Hello
Wait For Love
Low Key
Spiders (Kidsmoke)
Passenger Side
You Are Not Alone
The Ruling Class
New Madrid
Kicking Television
I Am Trying To Break Your Heart
Jesus, etc.
Misunderstood
Diamond Light
I’m The Man Who Loves You
Acuff-Rose
http://fp.io/c8fbf4a8/
March 19, 2014
WILCO / JEFF TWEEDY - Roadcase 032 Chicago, IL - 02/15/2014
Jeff Tweedy
Roadcase 032 / February 15, 2014 / Chicago, IL (WILR32)
Recorded live at The Vic Theatre on February 15, 2014. Proceeds benefit academic scholarships.
Setlist
New Madrid
Born Alone
Bob Dylan's 49th Beard
At Least That's What You Said
Hummingbird
Radio Cure
At My Window Sad And Lonely
One True Vine
Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway(again)
Nothing Up My Sleeve (aka Anniversary)
Wishful Thinking
Shouldn't Be Ashamed
I'm Only Sleeping [The Beatles]
Pink Moon [Nick Drake]
I Can't Keep From Talking
Someday Soon
Summer Teeth
Smile [Charlie Chaplin, John Turner, Geoffrey Parsons]
The Community Song [Montessori school song]
God [John Lennon]
Pecan Pie
Kicking Television
ELT
Gun
Encore:
You Are Not Alone
Dreamer In My Dreams
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WILCO / JEFF TWEEDY - Roadcase 031 Chicago, IL - 02/14/2014
Jeff Tweedy
Roadcase 031 / February 14, 2014 / Chicago, IL (WILR31)
Recorded live at The Vic Theatre on February 14, 2014. Proceeds benefit academic scholarships.
Setlist
I'm Always In Love
How To Fight Loneliness
Should've Been in Love
In A Future Age
Muzzle Of Bees
Be Not So Fearful [Bill Fay]
Pick Up The Change
Wait Up
Sky Blue Sky
Hesitating Beauty
If That's Alright
The Community Song [Montessori school song]
Radio King
Black Eye
Airline To Heaven
The Ruling Class
Hey Hey What Can I Do [Led Zeppelin]
Heavy Metal Drummer
Jesus, etc.
California Stars
Encore:
Casino Queen
Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season)
We've Been Had
Misunderstood
http://fp.io/facc54ed/
March 18, 2014
WILCO - Roadcase 030 Kansas City, MO - 12/03/2013
Jeff Tweedy
Roadcase 030 / December 3, 2013 / Kansas City, MO (WILR30)
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This is part of Wilco's Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. For more information on accessing your downloads, click HERE
Recorded live at the Uptown Theater on December 3, 2013.
Setlist
01 - I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
02 - Remember the Mountain Bed
03 - Sunken Treasure
04 - A Long Time Ago
05 - Passenger Side
06 - Dawned On Me
07 - Radio Cure
08 - Chinese Apple
09 - Kamera
10 - One True Vine
11 - The Ruling Class [Loose Fur]
12 - Bob Dylan's 49th Beard
13 - Jesus, Etc.
14 - Born Alone
15 - Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season)
Encore:
16 - New Madrid [Uncle Tupelo]
17 - California Stars
18 - The Thanks I Get
19 - A Shot in the Arm
20 - Acuff-Rose [Uncle Tupelo]
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WILCO / Jeff Tweedy Roadcase 029 - Denver, CO - 12/05/2013
Roadcase 029 / December 5, 2013 / Denver, CO (WILR29)
Recorded live at the Paramount Theatre on December 5, 2013.
Setlist
01 - Someday Some Morning Sometime
02 - Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season)
03 - Ashes of American Flags
04 - One Sunday Morning (Song For Jane Smiley's Boyfriend)
05 - I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
06 - Pecan Pie (Golden Smog)
07 - Remember the Mountain Bed
08 - A Long Time Ago
09 - Please Tell My Brother
10 - Bob Dylan's 49th Beard
11 - Jesus, Etc.
12 - Born Alone
13 - You Are Not Alone
14 - The Ruling Class (Loose Fur)
15 - New Madrid [Uncle Tupelo]
16 - Box Full of Letters
17 - California Stars
Encore:
18 - So Much Wine [The Handsome Family cover]
19 - Passenger Side
20 - Anniversary
21 - I'm the Man Who Loves You
22 - A Shot in the Arm
http://fp.io/554d5m1e/
February 2, 2014
WILCO JEFF TWEEDY - Roadcase 028, December 8 2013, Seattle WA
Artist: Jeff Tweedy
Album: Roadcase 028, December 8 2013, Seattle WA
Released: 2013
Style: Alt Country
Format: MP3 320Kbps / FLAC
Size: 236 Mb
Tracklist:
01 – I Am Trying To Break Your Heart
02 – New Madrid
03 – Remember The Mountain Bed
04 – Sunken Treasure
05 – A Long Time Ago
06 – Passenger Side
07 – Dawned On Me
08 – Radio Cure
09 – Kamera
10 – One True Vine
11 – The Ruling Class
12 – At Least That’s What You Said
13 – I’m Always In Love
14 – Please Tell My Brother
15 – Jesus, Etc.
16 – Born Alone
17 – Pecan Pie
18 – Laminated Cat
19 – Bob Dylan’s 49th Beard
20 – California Stars
21 – I’m The Man Who Loves You
22 – A Shot In The Arm
23 – Dreamer In My Dreams
24 – God
http://fp.io/cd1b7m94/
WILCO JEFF TWEEDY - Roadcase 027, December 19 2013, Los Angeles CA
Artist: Jeff Tweedy
Album: Roadcase 027, December 19 2013, Los Angeles CA
Released: 2013
Style: Alt Country
Format: MP3 320Kbps
Size: 249 Mb
Tracklist:
01 – Ashes Of American Flags
02 – Please Be Patient With Me
03 – When The Roses Bloom Again
04 – Bob Dylan’s 49th Beard
05 – Please Tell My Brother
06 – One By One
07 – Sky Blue Sky
08 – No More Poetry
09 – So Much Wine
10 – Lost Love
11 – Radio Cure
12 – Chinese Apple
13 – At Least That’s What You Said
14 – I’m Always In Love
15 – If That’s Alright
16 – Box Full Of Letters
17 – Give Back The Key To My Heart
18 – Candyfloss
19 – Pecan Pie
20 – Outta Mind (Outta Sight)
21 – California Stars
22 – Jesus, Etc.
23 – I’m The Man Who Loves You
24 – Dreamer In My Dreams
http://fp.io/2261151m/
July 7, 2013
WILCO - Roadcase 019 / June 22, 2013 / Solid Sound (WILR19)
Wilco
Roadcase 019 / June 22, 2013 / Solid Sound (WILR19)
This is part of Wilco's Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. For more information on accessing your downloads, click HERE
Recorded live at the Solid Sound Festival at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA on June 22, 2013. Audio: Stan Doty & Warner Swain. Artwork: Jeff Tweedy & Lawrence Azerrad. Photo: ricklevinsonphoto.com
Setlist:
01 - I Got You (At the End of the Century)
02 - Dawned On Me
03 - Box Full of Letters
04 - At My Window Sad and Lonely
05 - Forget the Flowers
06 - She's A Jar
07 - You Are My Face
08 - One Sunday Morning (Song for Jane Smiley's Boyfriend)
09 - Art Of Almost
10 - I Might
11 - Summerteeth
12 - Candyfloss
13 - Always In Love
14 - Sunken Treasure
15 - Far, Far Away
16 - Via Chicago
17 - Impossible Germany
18 - Born Alone
19 - Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season)
20 - Passenger Side
21 - Whole Love
22 - Can't Stand It
23 - Heavy Metal Drummer
24 - I'm The Man Who Loves You
Encore:
25 - Shot In The Arm
26 - California Stars (w/ Julian Lage)
27 - Just A Kid
28 - Dreamer In My Dreams
http://fp.io/5433fd7c/
Roadcase 019 / June 22, 2013 / Solid Sound (WILR19)
This is part of Wilco's Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. For more information on accessing your downloads, click HERE
Recorded live at the Solid Sound Festival at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA on June 22, 2013. Audio: Stan Doty & Warner Swain. Artwork: Jeff Tweedy & Lawrence Azerrad. Photo: ricklevinsonphoto.com
Setlist:
01 - I Got You (At the End of the Century)
02 - Dawned On Me
03 - Box Full of Letters
04 - At My Window Sad and Lonely
05 - Forget the Flowers
06 - She's A Jar
07 - You Are My Face
08 - One Sunday Morning (Song for Jane Smiley's Boyfriend)
09 - Art Of Almost
10 - I Might
11 - Summerteeth
12 - Candyfloss
13 - Always In Love
14 - Sunken Treasure
15 - Far, Far Away
16 - Via Chicago
17 - Impossible Germany
18 - Born Alone
19 - Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season)
20 - Passenger Side
21 - Whole Love
22 - Can't Stand It
23 - Heavy Metal Drummer
24 - I'm The Man Who Loves You
Encore:
25 - Shot In The Arm
26 - California Stars (w/ Julian Lage)
27 - Just A Kid
28 - Dreamer In My Dreams
http://fp.io/5433fd7c/
WILCO - Roadcase 018 / June 21, 2013 / Solid Sound (WILR18)
Wilco
Roadcase 018 / June 21, 2013 / Solid Sound (WILR18)
This is part of Wilco's Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. For more information on accessing your downloads, click HERE
Recorded live at the Solid Sound Festival at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA on June 21, 2013.
Audio: Stan Doty & Warner Swain. Artwork: Jeff Tweedy & Lawrence Azerrad. Photo: ricklevinsonphoto.com
Setlist:
01 - The Boys Are Back in Town (Thin Lizzy cover)
02 - Cut Your Hair (Pavement cover)
03 - In the Street (Big Star cover)
04 - New Madrid (Uncle Tupelo cover)
05 - Dead Flowers (The Rolling Stones cover)
06 - Simple Twist of Fate (Bob Dylan cover)
07 - Ripple (Grateful Dead cover)
08 - Who Loves the Sun (The Velvet Underground cover)
09 - And Your Bird Can Sing (The Beatles cover)
10 - And Your Bird Can Sing (The Beatles cover) (2nd time)
11 - Psychotic Reaction (Count Five cover)
12 - Tom Courtenay (Yo La Tengo cover) (with Yo La Tengo)
13 - James Alley Blues (Richard Brown cover)
14 - Waterloo Sunset (The Kinks cover) (with Lucius)
15 - Waterloo (ABBA cover) (with Lucius)
16 - (What's So Funny 'bout) Peace, Love and Understanding (Nick Lowe cover)
17 - Marquee Moon (Television cover)
18 - Happy Birthday To You (Mildred J. Hill cover) (to Pat Sansone)
19 - (Don't Fear) The Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult cover)
20 - Cinnamon Girl (Neil Young cover)
21 - Get Lucky (Daft Punk cover)
22 - Surrender (Cheap Trick cover)
23 - Color Me Impressed (The Replacements cover) (with Tommy Stinson)
24 - Kingpin
25 - Thank You Friends (Big Star cover)
Encore:
26 - The Weight (The Band cover) (with Lucius) (dedicated to Levon Helm)
27 - Roadrunner (The Modern Lovers cover) (with Yo La Tengo)
http://fp.io/2c31a8be/
Roadcase 018 / June 21, 2013 / Solid Sound (WILR18)
This is part of Wilco's Roadcase series of high-quality live recordings. Each show is tracked, mastered and includes a digital image of the show poster. For more information on accessing your downloads, click HERE
Recorded live at the Solid Sound Festival at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA on June 21, 2013.
Audio: Stan Doty & Warner Swain. Artwork: Jeff Tweedy & Lawrence Azerrad. Photo: ricklevinsonphoto.com
Setlist:
01 - The Boys Are Back in Town (Thin Lizzy cover)
02 - Cut Your Hair (Pavement cover)
03 - In the Street (Big Star cover)
04 - New Madrid (Uncle Tupelo cover)
05 - Dead Flowers (The Rolling Stones cover)
06 - Simple Twist of Fate (Bob Dylan cover)
07 - Ripple (Grateful Dead cover)
08 - Who Loves the Sun (The Velvet Underground cover)
09 - And Your Bird Can Sing (The Beatles cover)
10 - And Your Bird Can Sing (The Beatles cover) (2nd time)
11 - Psychotic Reaction (Count Five cover)
12 - Tom Courtenay (Yo La Tengo cover) (with Yo La Tengo)
13 - James Alley Blues (Richard Brown cover)
14 - Waterloo Sunset (The Kinks cover) (with Lucius)
15 - Waterloo (ABBA cover) (with Lucius)
16 - (What's So Funny 'bout) Peace, Love and Understanding (Nick Lowe cover)
17 - Marquee Moon (Television cover)
18 - Happy Birthday To You (Mildred J. Hill cover) (to Pat Sansone)
19 - (Don't Fear) The Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult cover)
20 - Cinnamon Girl (Neil Young cover)
21 - Get Lucky (Daft Punk cover)
22 - Surrender (Cheap Trick cover)
23 - Color Me Impressed (The Replacements cover) (with Tommy Stinson)
24 - Kingpin
25 - Thank You Friends (Big Star cover)
Encore:
26 - The Weight (The Band cover) (with Lucius) (dedicated to Levon Helm)
27 - Roadrunner (The Modern Lovers cover) (with Yo La Tengo)
http://fp.io/2c31a8be/
July 1, 2013
WILCO - Mass MoCA, North Adams - 06/21/2013
Wilco - Mass MoCA, North Adams, 21 June 2013
d1t01 Intro
d1t02 The Boys Are Back In Town (Thin Lizzy)
d1t03 Cut Your Hair (Pavement)
d1t04 In The Street (Big Star)
d1t05 New Madrid (Uncle Tupelo)
d1t06 Dead Flowers (Rolling Stones)
d1t07 A Simple Twist Of Fate (Bob Dylan)
d1t08 Emcee break
d1t09 Ripple (Grateful Dead)
d1t10 Who Loves The Sun (Velvet Underground)
d1t11 And Your Bird Can Sing (Beatles)
d1t12 And Your Bird Can Sing (redux)
d1t13 Psychotic Reaction (Count 5)
d1t14 Emcee break
d1t15 Tom Courtenay (Yo La Tengo, with Yo La Tengo)
d1t16 Emcee break
d1t17 James Alley Blues (Richard "Rabbit" Brown"
d1t18 Waterloo Sunset (Kinks, with Lucious' Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig)
d1t19 Waterloo (Abba, with Lucious' Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig))
d1t20 (What's So Funny About) Peace, Love and Understanding (Brinsley Schwarz)
d2t01 Emcee Break
d2t02 Marquee Moon (Television)
d2t03 Emcee Break
d2t04 Don't Fear The Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult)
d2t05 Cinnamon Girl (Neil Young)
d2t06 Emcee Break Stump The Band 1
d2t07 Emcee Break Stump The Band 2
d2t08 Get Lucky (Daft Punk)
d2t09 Surrender (Cheap Trick)
d2t10 Color Me Impressed (Replacements, with Tommy Stinson)
d2t11 Emcee break
d2t12 Kingpin (Wilco)
d2t13 Thank You Friends (Big Star)
d2t14 The Weight (The Band, with Lucious' Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig)
d2t15 Roadrunner (Jonathan Richman and Modern Lovers, with Yo La Tengo)
d1t01 Intro
d1t02 The Boys Are Back In Town (Thin Lizzy)
d1t03 Cut Your Hair (Pavement)
d1t04 In The Street (Big Star)
d1t05 New Madrid (Uncle Tupelo)
d1t06 Dead Flowers (Rolling Stones)
d1t07 A Simple Twist Of Fate (Bob Dylan)
d1t08 Emcee break
d1t09 Ripple (Grateful Dead)
d1t10 Who Loves The Sun (Velvet Underground)
d1t11 And Your Bird Can Sing (Beatles)
d1t12 And Your Bird Can Sing (redux)
d1t13 Psychotic Reaction (Count 5)
d1t14 Emcee break
d1t15 Tom Courtenay (Yo La Tengo, with Yo La Tengo)
d1t16 Emcee break
d1t17 James Alley Blues (Richard "Rabbit" Brown"
d1t18 Waterloo Sunset (Kinks, with Lucious' Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig)
d1t19 Waterloo (Abba, with Lucious' Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig))
d1t20 (What's So Funny About) Peace, Love and Understanding (Brinsley Schwarz)
d2t01 Emcee Break
d2t02 Marquee Moon (Television)
d2t03 Emcee Break
d2t04 Don't Fear The Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult)
d2t05 Cinnamon Girl (Neil Young)
d2t06 Emcee Break Stump The Band 1
d2t07 Emcee Break Stump The Band 2
d2t08 Get Lucky (Daft Punk)
d2t09 Surrender (Cheap Trick)
d2t10 Color Me Impressed (Replacements, with Tommy Stinson)
d2t11 Emcee break
d2t12 Kingpin (Wilco)
d2t13 Thank You Friends (Big Star)
d2t14 The Weight (The Band, with Lucious' Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig)
d2t15 Roadrunner (Jonathan Richman and Modern Lovers, with Yo La Tengo)
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