Wilco - Summerteeth

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Nov 4, 2015 Sold Date

Aug 22, 2015 Start Date

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Artikel Name: Summerteeth
Genre: Pop/Rock Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Reprise Titelanzahl: 41 Dauer: 60:17

Trackliste LP - 1

1. Wilco - Can't Stand It 3:46 2. Wilco - She's a Jar 4:43 3. Wilco - Shot In the Arm 4:19 4. Wilco - We're Just Friends 2:44 5. Wilco - I'm Always In Love 3:41 6. Wilco - Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway (Again) 3:20 7. Wilco - Pieholden Suite 3:26 8. Wilco - How To Fight Loneliness 3:53 9. Wilco - Via Chicago 5:33 10. Wilco - Elt 3:46 11. Wilco - My Darling 3:38 12. Wilco - When You Wake up Feeling Old 3:56 13. Wilco - Summer Teeth 3:21 14. Wilco - In a Future Age 2:57 15. Wilco - [Untitled] 0:23 16. Wilco - [Untitled] 2:57 17. Wilco - [Untitled] 3:54

Trackliste LP - 2

18. Wilco - Via Chicago 19. Wilco - Elt 20. Wilco - My Darling 21. Wilco - When You Wake Up 22. Wilco - Feeling Old 23. Wilco - Summerteeth 24. Wilco - In a Future Age 25. Wilco - Candyfloss

Trackliste CD - 3

26. Wilco - Can't Stand It 27. Wilco - She's a Jar 28. Wilco - Shot In the Arm 29. Wilco - We're Just Friends 30. Wilco - I’m Always In Love 31. Wilco - Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway (Again) 32. Wilco - Pieholden Suite 33. Wilco - How To Fight Loneliness 34. Wilco - Via Chicago 35. Wilco - Elt 36. Wilco - My Darling 37. Wilco - When You Wake Up 38. Wilco - Feeling Old 39. Wilco - Summerteeth 40. Wilco - In a Future Age 41. Wilco - Candyfloss

Beschreibung

Jeff Tweedy once blazed the trail for the American rock underground's embrace of its country and folk roots, but as the decade drew to a close he also began spearheading the return of classic pop; simply put, what once were fiddles on Wilco records became violins -- the same instrument, to be sure, but viewed with a radical shift in perception and meaning. While lacking the sheer breadth and ambition of the previous Being There, Summer Teeth is the most focused Wilco effort yet, honing the lessons of the last record to forge a majestic pop sound almost completely devoid of alt-country elements. The lush string arrangements and gorgeous harmonies of tracks like "She's a Jar" and "Pieholden Suite" suggest nothing less than a landlocked Brian Wilson, while more straightforward rockers like the opening "I Can't Stand It" bear the influence of everything from R&B to psychedelia. Still, for all of the superficial warmth and beauty of the record's arrangements, Tweedy's songs are perhaps his darkest and most haunting to date, bleak domestic dramas informed by recurring themes of alienation, adultery, and abuse -- even the sunniest melodies mask moments of devastating power. If Summer Teeth has a precedent, it's peak-era Band; the album not only possesses a similar pastoral sensibility, but like Robbie Robertson and company before them, Wilco seems directly connected to a kind of American musical consciousness, not only rejuvenating our collective creative mythology, but adding new chapters to the legend with each successive record. ~ Jason Ankeny

Jason Ankeny