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pyt Presents:
Artist: Wilco
Album: Bonnaroo Festival 0611
Record Label: PYT Live
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Street Date: 06/11/2004
Ripped Date: 07/02/2004
Genre: Indie
Year: 2004
Ripper: pyt
Source: Other
Encoder: EAC/Lame 3.93
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Release Information
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The alternative country band Wilco rose from the ashes of
the seminal roots rockers Uncle Tupelo, who disbanded in
1994. While Jay Farrar, one of the group's two
singer/songwriters, went on to form the band 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 their 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, Summer Teeth, followed in
1999 and met with critical acclaim but only average sales,
initiating tensions with their label, Warner Bros. 2000 saw
the release of Mermaid Avenue, Vol. 2, which featured more
selections from the band's collaborations with Bragg on
Woody Guthrie's unfinished songs. Following this release,
longtime drummer Ken Coomer decided to amicably leave the
band and was replaced by the Chicago-based Glenn Kotche. The
band 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 -- their unreleased album. Nonesuch Records
picked up the album and the official release came out in
early 2002 to widespread critical acclaim. Meanwhile, an
independent film documenting the drama surrounding the album
entitled 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 and multi-instrumentalist Pat
Sansone joined Wilco for their subsequent tour. Shortly
before the album's release, Jeff 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 heath 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.
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Track Listing:
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No. Time Track Title
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01 2:42 The Late Greats
02 6:12 I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
03 3:27 Hummingbird
04 6:02 At Least That's What You Said
05 4:07 Jesus, Etc.
06 3:38 War On War
07 4:57 A Shot In The Arm
08 5:10 Muzzle Of Bees
09 3:42 Company In My Back
10 4:04 I'm The Man Who Loves You
11 3:27 Theologians
12 6:15 Poor Places
13 4:03 I'm Always In Love
14 3:51 One By One
15 2:41 I'm a Wheel
16 6:29 Handshake Drugs
17 9:00 Spiders
CD Time: 1hr19min .. Total Size: 109MB
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