H to the ickle

Yeah, I already posted in the other thread that I hear "Tires tar black" as well. It makes a little more sense IMO.

... Jenny Lewis?

That was quite and authoritative post

hate it here but more seriously really really bitchin'

Am I crazy for hearing "Tires tar black" instead of "Tired stop light" on Side With the Seeds? Edit: After listening to the first line about seven times I'm positive it's "Tires tar black"

Wilco without John Stiratt would be weird as hell. But you're analogy is spot on and plagiarized.

T.V.?

Dumb metaphors notwithstanding, I also really appreciate Nels' work on this album. It's both explosive and reserved which fits the album's tone very well. I was half-afraid that a studio record with Nels on it would de-evolve into a clusterfuck of crazy noodling and eight minute long instrumentals.

Yeah, on first listen the lyrics weren't that stellar to me but after listening for the lyrics rather than to the lyrics, I realized that there's some really good stuff on SBS both lyrically and musically.

Pitchfork pans everything that isn't YHF or OK Computer. I predict a 6.2

Thirded.

I don't think there is a second of music on this album without merit. I'm going to be listening to this from now until a long time from now.

I already have it but in my version Hate it Here is preceeded by about 15 seconds of Either Way, could I just get Hate it Here from someone?

I agree with what Kalle said, though Hate it Here is the highlight for me.

I think the better question is: Do you have ears?

What Light = clustfuckofpositiveemoticons

That's valid, except that Cat Stevens kicks ass.

I'm in loooovvve.

I need this on vinyl, stat.

Yeah, they're certainly carrying that weight. do ho ho ho ho

What... you mean to say it will sell?

Chill out... we have a new Wilco album. A new Wilco album that kicks all manner of ass(es).

Nels is my hero, more now than ever.

My sister and I at an Autumn Defense show:

I've heard 30 seconds of it and I love Side With the Seeds more than I ever have.