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For No One -The Beatles Pale Blue Eyes-The Velvet Underground What's the World Got in Store-Wilco And of course all of Anodyne and A.M.

KINGPIN!

Wilco-YHF The Beatles-Rubber Soul/Revolver Replacements-Tim Velvet Underground-Velvet Underground Big Star- #1 Record/ Radio City Radiohead-OK Computer UT-Anodyne Silver Jews-Bright Flight NMH-Aeroplane Over the Sea Tom Waits-Mule Variations

this one's up there too

Thanks for the ideas, eveyone. I'm going ahead with the project although people seem to have some reservations about whether BT is "meta-music". As jimjiminy says, it definitely contains elements of metafiction and I think I have a sort of roguh idea for a thesis. Something along the lines of "As a piece of meta-music, Being There challenges the line separating rock star from fan, as well as the line separating innovation from infleunce. Ultimately, these ostensibly opposite entities are dependent on each other."

I was thinking about The Stage Names too. I'm less familiar with the lyrics and not sure I get al the references though.

So im in an English class called Metafiction that focuses on fiction that's "aware" that it's fiction. Examples of this include "The Princess Bride", "Six Characters in search of an Author", "Scream", "Slaughterhouse Five", "Atonement"; these are all pieces of fiction that comment on themselves in some way. Often they contain overt references to other works of fiction ("Scream" constantly references other horror movies), the author makes appearances in his/her own novel, and they constantly remind you that you are reading a book or watching a film. As an assignment for the class, I have to

henneman's guitar playing on this album is phenomenal. Pure country rock bliss. This is possibly my favorite album for playing along with on guitar. also perfect driving music.

thanks for posting these. I must say though, that no wilco version of GUN can ever live up to the UT version.

yeah, whether or not hes purposefully referencing the book it's definitely expressing the same theme

Drums- IATTBYH (Wilco) and Won't Get Fooled Again (The Who) Vocals- Lonesome Suzie (The Band) and Unsatisfied (The Replacements) Bass- I Want You (The Beatles) Electric Guitar-KT version of Ashes of American Flags Acoustic Guitar-The King of Carrot Flowers (Neutral Milk Hotel) /everything by Townes Van Zandt Piano-Another Man's done Gone (Wilco) Viola-Heroin (Velvet Underground)

great book. I vaguely remember this line, but i forget the context. When do they say it?

Go to Ghiradelli Square! And the Haight.

Too Far Apart and Shot in the Arm rocked so hard that night.

I think the boys would rather be put in the rock category than the alt rock category, because they've talked about how they find describing their muisc as being "alternative" to be problematic. Even though I despise the grammys I can't help but feel happy that they got nominated.

That's the only article I've ever read that truly gets to the core of what makes Wilco so great.

they also chose KT as one of the 25 best live albums ever. http://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gallery.../photo/8/large/ RS might have some issues but at least they give Wilco their dues.

And how the hell are the Paul McCartney and Shins albums on there?

Mirror image, see no damage See no evil at all Kewpie dolls and urine stalls Will be laughed at The way you're laughed at now

If I Needed Someone-The Beatles Videotape-Radiohead Flightless Bird, American Mouth-Iron and Wine Take it With Me-Tom Waits New Age-Velvet Underground

that has a line from Theologians!

I'd love too--e-mail me at haon10@yahoo.com I play guitar and live in Richmond-just fifteen minutes away from Berk. I'm always on the lookout for other wilco fans to jam with. im excited now!

I've gotta pick mine too, i think ill go with "our love is all of God's money". that line changed my life

The Shins suck. If Im talking to a girl about music and she starts talking about how much she loves the shins, I know well never work

I played Romeo my sophomore year and my director had me come up with some songs that I felt represented my character. I chose Heavy Metal Drummer, which beautifully captures the essence of being young and in love. I also think On and On and On, and Exit Music by Radiohead are fitting