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Article: Live Review

The 2010 Voodoo Experience: Superstars & The Unsung Heroes

by Mike Perciaccante
November 21, 2010

The 2010 Voodoo Experience: Superstars & The Unsung HeroesCity ParkNew Orleans, LAOctober 29--31, 2010During Halloween Weekend 2010 (October 29-31), New Orleans City Park played host to the 12th Annual Voodoo Experience. As always the festival featured food, fun, retail therapy, corporate sponsors/giveaways and top-shelf performances by musical legends, multi-platinum chart-topping superstar ...

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News: Video / DVD

Indies Get Wilco DVD Early for Record Store Day

February 6, 2009

In an effort to boost excitement for Record Store Day (April 18), Wilco is making its new Nonesuch concert DVD, “Ashes of American Flags," available early, and exclusively, to indie retail for the occasion, Billboard has learned. The film -- recorded in Tulsa, Okla.; New Orleans; Mobile, Ala.; Nashville; and Washington, D.C., during the band's 2008 ...

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Sky Blue Sky

By Wilco

Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Either Way; You Are My Face; Impossible Germany; Sky Blue Sky; Side with the Seeds; Shake It Off; Please Be Patient With Me; Hate It Here: Leave Me (Like You Found Me); Walken; What Light; On and On and On.

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Article: Album Review

Wilco: Sky Blue Sky

Read "Sky Blue Sky" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette
June 9, 2007

Wilco's Sky Blue Sky belies the stark black and white of its graphics. It's music of pastels, seemingly designed to lull the listener into a false sense of security. Consider the fact it was recorded with the lineup of the band including guitarist extraordinaire Nels Cline, who brought so much expansive texture to the sextet's tours ...

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Article: Album Review

Wilco: Kicking Television: Live in Chicago

Read "Kicking Television: Live in Chicago" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette
January 3, 2006

This ain't your mother's sensitive singer songwriter!. No, during the entire time he has led Wilco, from the dissolution of Uncle Tupelo through the turbulence of the most recently acclaimed studio work, Jeff Tweedy has redefined what it means to be introspective. This double live CD only reaffirms his vision. More importantly, it documents the work ...

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Kicking Television: Live in Chicago

By Wilco

Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: CD1: Misunderstood; Company in My Back; The Late Greats; Hell Is Chrome; Handshake Drugs; I Am Trying to Break Your Heart; Shot in the Arm; At Least That's What You Said; Wishful Thinking; Jesus, Etc.; I'm the Man Who Loves You; Kicking Television; CD2: Via Chicago; Hummingbird; Muzzle of Bees; One by One; Airline to Heaven; Radio Cure; Ashes of American Flags; Heavy Metal Drummer; Poor Places; Spiders (Kidsmoke); Comment (If All Men Are Truly Brothers).

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a ghost is born

By Wilco

Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. At Least That's What You Said 2. Hell Is Chrome 3. Spiders (Kidsmoke) 4. Muzzle of Bees 5. Hummingbird 6. Handshake Drugs 7. Wishful Thinking 8. Company in My Back 9. I'm a Wheel 10. Theologians 11. Less Than You Think 12. The Late Greats 13. [CD-ROM Track]

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Article: Live Review

Wilco at the Memorial Auditorium in Burlington Vermont

by Doug Collette
October 17, 2004

Burlington's old Memorial Auditorium has rarely, if ever, heard music orchestrated with more ornate detail than that which Wilco played this early autumn night. And Jeff Tweedy, the band's revered leader, couldn't seem to stop, as the dynamic regular set gave way to two encores, the extended length of which reconfirmed what the medium-sized but enthusiastic ...

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Article: Album Review

Wilco: a ghost is born

Read "a ghost is born" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette
July 14, 2004

It's a bit of a stretch, perhaps, to consider Wilco a jazz band. But if you consider the stylistics leaps Jeff Tweedy & Co. have made since their earliest albums ( Being There , Summerteeth ) and the collective creative process that gave birth to Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and now, this new album, perhaps the label ...