WILCO "A.M." ORIGINAL LP

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Sep 16, 2010 Sold Date

Sep 6, 2010 Start Date

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WILCO "A.M." LP
SIRE RECORDS 1-45857
Rare original LP, red vinyl in clear plastic wallet.
Issued in 1995

When Uncle Tupelo, the band that defined '90s alt-country, split into two camps, Jay Farrar's Son Volt took the relatively arty road while Jeff Tweedy upped the rock & roll grit quotient with Wilco. On Wilco's debut album, the band sounds righteously ragged, charging along behind Tweedy in a manner suggestive of the rootsier moments of the Stones and/or the Replacements. The occasional appearance of acoustic guitar, banjo or a 2/4 beat serves to remind us of Tweedy's roots. Still, A.M. has the sound of a band already well on their way to the gloriously chaotic rock & roll nirvana they would reach on the follow-up BEING THERE.

This copy graded as NM/NM. Hardly played, and kepy in pristine condition inside a paper/poly sleeve AND a plain white card inner.

1.     I Must Be High
2.     Casino Queen
3.     Box Full Of Letters
4.     Shouldn't Be Ashamed
5.     Pick Up The Change
6.     I Thought I Held You
7.     That's Not The Issue
8.     It's Just That Simple
9.     Should've Been In Love
10.     Passenger Side
11.     Dash 7
12.     Blue Eyed Soul
13.     Too Far Apart

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