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  1. ARTiST: Wilco
  2. ALBUM: Wilco (The Album)
  3. BiTRATE: 206kbps avg
  4. QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
  5. LABEL: Nonesuch
  6. GENRE: Rock
  7. SiZE: 67.12 megs
  8. PLAYTiME: 0h 42min 48sec total
  9. RiP DATE: 2009-06-27
  10. STORE DATE: 2009-06-26
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  12. Track List:
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  14. 01. Wilco (The Song)                 2:59
  15. 02. Deeper Down                      2:59
  16. 03. One Wing                         3:42
  17. 04. Bull Black Nova                  5:39
  18. 05. You And I                        3:26
  19. 06. You Never Know                   4:21
  20. 07. Country Disappeared              4:02
  21. 08. Solitaire                        3:04
  22. 09. I'll Fight                       4:23
  23. 10. Sonny Feeling                    4:13
  24. 11. Everlasting Everything           4:00
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  26. Release Notes:
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  28. Wilco's seventh disc, Wilco (the album), took shape quickly in January '09 after
  29. the band traveled to Auckland, New Zealand to participate in an Oxfam
  30. International benefit project. The band began cutting tracks for the new album,
  31. producing it themselves with the help of engineer Jim Scott. The sextet
  32. completed the disc at its Chicago studio and performed some of the new material
  33. in April at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival; where the Times-Picayune
  34. praised the band's 'thrilling,
  35. nuanced set.' Wilco (the album) combines the intimacy of its previous studio
  36. disc, Sky Blue Sky (2007), with the experimentation of A Ghost
  37. Is Born (2004) in a set that boasts strong melodies and gorgeous, often
  38. unabashedly pop arrangements. Wilco has clearly laid out the welcome mat to
  39. admirers of all aspects of its career; in fact, the disc opens with 'Wilco (the
  40. song)' originally unveiled in the group's performance on The Colbert Report last
  41. October in which Tweedy & Co. offer their fans 'a sonic shoulder
  42. to cry on,' promising,'Wilco will love you, baby.' Talking to a Rolling Stone
  43. reporter, drummer Glenn Kotche calls it 'a great, upbeat song professing our
  44. love for our fans.' That said, Tweedy's lyrics remain frank and fascinating;
  45. Rolling Stone calls them
  46. 'sly, insightful and often heartbreaking.' As with Sky Blue Sky, most of the
  47. tracks are concise in shape; 'Bull Black Nova,' however, features a dramatically
  48. building arrangement and thrilling guitar crescendo, more duel than jam. It's
  49. followed by the gentler 'You and I,' a duet between Tweedy and Canadian singer-
  50. songwriter Feist, and 'You Never Know,' a gloriously anthemic track that is the
  51. album's first single. The disc culminates with 'Everlasting Everything' a
  52. piano-driven ballad with delicate sonic nuances that lyrically celebrates love's
  53. endurance.
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