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best wilco album?
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Recent Comments
Feb 9 - PM said:

YHF


Feb 8 - Paul Tweedy said:

out of it that this blog just keeps on keepin on coz it's at the top of the list when googling "best wilco album"...

My fave is defo YHF. Second summerteeth, followed by Wilco (the album)

Though to be fair, wilco (the album) wasn't recorded when most of you commented!

Thoughts on it now?


Feb 7 - stephen carpineta said:

http://www.npr.org/blogs/monitormix/2009/02/au_contraire.html


Feb 7 - stephen carpineta said:

indeed still the #1 google hit for "best wilco album." I had barely even intended to download a Wilco album, however i must say that somehow, through you hilarious collective antics, i'm currently downloading the entire discography as well as the film "I'm trying to break your heart - a film about Wilco."

Elizabeth, i've seen myself in the shoes of those criticizing you plenty of times. Continue to listen to the music that makes you feel good. And continue to maintain an impeccably positive attitude in the face of internet-snobbery.

so uhh .. thanks! informative thread!


Jan 8 - marc said:

So far I'm a Sky Blu Sky guy. YHF is too poppie.


Nov 16 - mike said:

wilco is one of those tricky bands where every album can be their best depending on your mood since each album can articulate an certain mood and so it's hard to tell. my own personal taste right now is Being There but again it'll be different tomorrow


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