Moonblade

What you all need to do is Shake it off. Shake it off. Shake it off. Shake it off. Shake it off. I love this song. They lyrics are great, and the music fits them perfectly.

I always picture Hotel Congress when I hear this song too... I used to live in Tucson. Strange this thread just came up, I just listened to Being There on my way to work yesterday and Hotel Arizona jumped out at me as an amazing song that I always overlook. I even replayed it when it was over, there was a time I used to skip it in disgust.

Personally I see it in the opposite way.... I see SBS as being the essence of Wilco that has always been there, finally fully exposed. As much as I love the layers, sounds, bloops and bleeps of YHF, which is arguably my favourite Wilco album, it's the Tweedy "comfort songs" that get me the most... Far far away, Bob Dylan's Beard, Jesus Etc, Roses Bloom Again, most of Mermaid's Ave, etc... by comfort songs I mean the ones you can imaging Tweedy playing for you with his acoustic guitar in your living room. BT and MA1&2 had many. ST, which I like, didn't have much in terms of this style of so

Everyone is different when it comes to music, of course, but personally I find that a lot of the music that I like right away gets boring fast. The albums I don't like at first, and that I have to grow with, end up being my favourite. I think this is because songs I like right away sound like other music I've heard, and are comfortable, don't hurt my ears. Music which is new to me takes time for my ears to adapt, but once it does it stays with me forever. I haven't liked any of the Wilco albums yet on first listen, they all took time to nurse and digest, but all become something special over t