Brexit Party turns backs on new album
not sure I can bring myself to listen to this after the last couple of albums.
I quite liked The Whole Love and Star Wars, Schmilco was a bit dull though
didnât get all the way through Schmilco. It was awful. Didnât think Star Wars was much better apart form Random Name Generator.
Yeah Schmilco was a bit of a slog.
This new song sounds very nice, looking forward to the album. Yay Wilco
Ahh Shmilco was lovely, so loose and relaxed and sweet. That and Star Wars were definitely a better combo than Wilco (The Album) and The Whole Love.
Where Do I Begin and You Satellite from SW are both gorgeous and King of You is kinda unlike anything else theyâve done
Found Sky Blue Sky really boring, havenât bothered listening to anything theyâve done since.
Am I missing out?
sort of
Wilco (The Album), The Whole Love & Star Wars all have great stuff while not being as consistently brilliant as their top tier albums.
I couldnât connect with Schmilco, found Jeff Tweedyâs solo album last year to be much more satisfying.
Iâve seen them live twice in the past three years & they are a genuinely magnificent live band.
Looking forward to new album (and tour)
Out of these three, which would you recommend I try first?
agreed!
Seeing them do Via Chicago is one of the best live experiences Iâve ever had.
Iâd say Star Wars, itâs a bit shorter than the others and the first half is cracking, whole albumâs got quite a nice cohesive sound but still varied, some of the lyrics are genuinely quite funny too.
Iâd go along with this. The last track, Magnetized, is lovely too.
I think Wilco (The Album) is terribly underrated. Bull Black Nova is right up there for me.
Itâs proper AOR but I canât help but love the one with Feist as well.
Havenât enjoyed anything by them since A Ghost is Born. They did set the bar ridiculously high with everything up until then all the same.
meh out of 10 for Love is Everywhere from me.
Every time a new record comes out I think, âooh, I could actually really do with some decent new Wilcoâ. And then it isnât what Iâm looking for at all.
Theyâre a bit like the the alt-country Weezer these days arenât they? Obviously nowhere near as bad, but this is the first album in several where the title of the record alone hasnât been a bit of a self-referential piss take (unless Iâm just not getting this one)