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Sep272011

The Whole Love

DateTuesday, September 27, 2011 at 02:11PM

Listening to the first track of the new Wilco album, which just dropped today. I saw them play this Live on Letterman, and I loved it right away.

Oh man, listen to that part....

Soooo fine.

Sorry, where was I. Oh yeah - lots of people know about my Wilco obsession, so they keep telling me, did you know they had a new album coming out, or they are on Letterman, or CBC, or... (anyway, the answer is always yes, because I keep obsessively on top of all this band, and notably Mr. Tweedy, are up to.)

I've stopped trying to explain to people why they are so freakin' good. They just are. Listen to them, and I mean really listen to what they are doing. You'll thank me.

Back to the album, I can't concentrate while it's playing anyway.

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