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Featured Release
Wilco
Kicking Television: Live in Chicago (LP Box Set)
"It's the best it's ever felt," said Jeff Tweedy of these 2005 Wilco performances recorded in Chicago. Rolling Stone calls Kicking Television “a love letter to Wilco's dedicated fans and a definitive live statement from America's foremost rock impressionists.” This LP box set includes an audiophile, 180-gram vinyl pressing of the album on four discs with eight previously unreleased bonus tracks and a fold-out commemorative poster.
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Wilco
Kicking Television: Live in Chicago (LP Box Set)
"It's the best it's ever felt," said Jeff Tweedy of these 2005 Wilco performances recorded in Chicago. Rolling Stone calls Kicking Television “a love letter to Wilco's dedicated fans and a definitive live statement from America's foremost rock impressionists.” This LP box set includes an audiophile, 180-gram vinyl pressing of the album on four discs with eight previously unreleased bonus tracks and a fold-out commemorative poster.
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Wilco
Being There (LP + CD)
Wilco’s second effort is an ambitious, double album of 19 songs that the New York Times described as “grand, bleak, woozy.” The Independent compared it favorably to the Rolling Stones’ brilliant, nefarious Exile on Main Street: “Like them, Wilco have the precious gift of being able to render a blend of styles—in their case, primarily country-rock and raggedy-ass American punk—with a bar-room warmth and conviction that's entirely beguiling.” Includes the album on 12" vinyl, CD, and free MP3 download.
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Wilco
A.M. (LP + CD)
Wilco’s debut, A.M. represents Jeff Tweedy’s first step into increasingly adventurous territory after the break-up of alt-country pioneers Uncle Tupelo. “Tweedy shows an undeniable feel for melody,” declared the Chicago Sun-Times, “a gift for the resonant rhyme and an unhurried voice that reeks of cigarettes and charisma.” Includes the album on 12" vinyl, CD, and free MP3 download.
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Wilco
Summerteeth (LP + CD)
Daring in its own right, Wilco’s third and final album for Warner Bros. foreshadows the even more experimental work to come on the band’s Nonesuch debut, Yankee Foxtrot Hotel. As Rolling Stone put it, “Wilco use the studio like an instrument, unreeling mini-movies of the imagination, blending and then bending the sound of guitars, drums and a thrift-shop array of vintage keyboards.” Includes the album on 12" vinyl, CD, and free MP3 download.
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Wilco
Wilco (the album)
Wilco (the album), the band's seventh studio album, "is all about a great band playing great original music on an album filled with great songs," says NPR. The Independent gives a perfect five stars to the "magnificent" album, which finds Wilco "at the peak of its powers." BBC says the band's latest features "some of their most charming pop rock ensemble playing" and asks, "Best live band? How about plain old best band in the world right now?"
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Wilco
Ashes of American Flags (DVD)
This DVD, produced and directed by Christoph Green and Fugazi’s Brendan Canty, presents Wilco live in concert during their 2008 tour. Culled from concerts in five quintessentially American venues—Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa, Tipitina’s in New Orleans, Mobile Civic Center in Mobile, Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, and 9:30 Club in DC—the film captures the energy, poignancy, and musicality of a Wilco concert and tour. DVD is formatted for Region 1.
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Wilco
Sky Blue Sky
Songwriter Jeff Tweedy is succinct and soulful on “the most musically direct and down to earth of the band’s six-album career” (Los Angeles Times). Spin calls it “near perfect.” Wilco does leave room for inspired jamming, especially on “Impossible Germany.” LP version includes complete album on CD and MP3.
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Wilco
Sky Blue Sky (Deluxe CD + DVD)
Songwriter Jeff Tweedy is succinct and soulful on “the most musically direct and down to earth of the band’s six-album career” (Los Angeles Times). Spin calls it “near perfect.” Wilco does leave room for inspired jamming, especially on “Impossible Germany.” Deluxe version includes both the album on CD plus a 48-minute film on DVD. The film, directed by Christoph Green and Fugazi’s Brendan Canty, captures the band discussing and performing songs from the album in Chicago.
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Wilco
Kicking Television: Live in Chicago
"It's the best it's ever felt," said Jeff Tweedy of these 2005 Wilco performances recorded in Chicago. Rolling Stone calls Kicking Television “a love letter to Wilco's dedicated fans and a definitive live statement from America's foremost rock impressionists.”
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Wilco
A Ghost Is Born
Wilco juxtaposes its fearlessly experimental side with, as the Los Angeles Times put it, “a bottomless well of melodic invention” evocative of Dylan, the Band, Hendrix, and the Beatles. U.K.’s The Guardian calls A Ghost Is Born “a dramatic, ambitious album that dares you to rise to its challenge.”