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March 1998 :: Gear :: Jeff Tweedy (Eric Shea)
JEFF TWEEDY JUNK SHOP HERO: WILCO'S GUITARIST TALKS CHEAP by Eric Shea WilcoWilco's Jeff Tweedy has been pretty busy for the past year and a half. He wrote, recorded, and toured a handful of songs for the second Golden Smog album, Weird Tales . Prior to that was his 1998 Grammy nomination for Mermaid ...
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Sonic Youth calls in sick and Wilco offer a languid performance. No, it wasn't all bad. It just could've been better. Rob Walsh was there.
... , all the while wondering if she saw through my insincerity. Admittedly, I have always been somewhat conflicted about Wilco. As we all know, singer Jeff Tweedy and a few other members of his band come from the band that established the precedent for what is now widely known as "alt.country." I love Uncle ...
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Love and Easy Living (Truckstop). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... LIVING Truckstop Central Falls' Love and Easy Living doesn't stray far from Wilco's original goal of country-plus-"experimentalism." However, where Jeff Tweedy sought out and tacked on his outside influences until he changed his music entirely, Adam and Ben Vida slip their post-rock pedigrees (US Maple ...
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May 1999 :: Music U-Z :: Wilco (James Mann)
Wilco Summerteeth Reprise Wilco's third album is Jeff Tweedy's attempt to "go pop." It's a noble try, but it don't work. On their debut, A.M. , and the massive follow-up, Being There , Tweedy and crew wrote some well-thought-out and executed songs. He forgot to do that this time. In a year that had ...
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Wilco's February 20 performance eclipsed the Moon's. Chris Catania caught them at the Riviera, under a sky blue hometown sky.
... Wilco incarnation in the band’s 14-year history with a little help from another local favorite, violinist/whistler Andrew Bird. Colleen Catania Jeff Tweedy Even though Wilco has won Grammys before, frontman Jeff Tweedy has never been one to covet accolades, so it was no surprise that after the Grammys ...
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Wilco,Head of Femur,Orlando, FL,2/15/2005,by Jen Cray
... a whirlwind of roadies removed all of Femur's equipment, the men of Wilco slowly walked onto the dark stage. Much press has been run about frontman Jeff Tweedy's painkiller addiction, which caused him to check himself into a rehab clinic last year. Dressed all in black and looking a bit ragged, Tweedy ...
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Here's Luck (Palm Pictures). Review by Sean Slone.
... , the band seemed well on their way to becoming a sort of poor man's, watered down version of Wilco. So it perhaps should come as no surprise that as Jeff Tweedy and company have moved more in the direction of psychedelic power pop, their shadow band would follow suit. Indeed, tracks like the languid ...
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On 1998's
... individual styles of Bragg and Wilco. The difference is evident early on. The opening "Airline to Heaven" is sung in a Dylan-esque voice by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy over a repeating acoustic guitar figure. Bragg follows that with "My Flying Saucer," a fun, Buddy Holly-like number. Elsewhere, Wilco revisits ...
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August 1998 :: Music A-B :: Billy Bragg and Wilco (Brent Dey)
... thing Bragg has attached his name to since 1988's Worker's Playtime. Though this is Bragg's project, some of the best moments belong to Wilco. Jeff Tweedy's whiskey-parched vocals are perfectly suited for the drawn-out angst of songs like "At My Window, Sad and Lonely" and "Another Man's Done Gone. ...
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Our man in Seattle, Marcel Feldmar, provides a rundown of the most amazing bands to play in his city in 2001.
... : Creeper Lagoon and Guided By Voices at Showbox This was tricky, as there were so many good shows - Nick Cave, Spoon, Mojave 3, Stephen Malkmus, Jeff Tweedy, Brassy, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club... but as with every month, I tried to pick the one that made me feel the best, the one that connected most ...
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