Wilco - Sky Blue Sky (CD/DVD)
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Free Music Review: tweedster
Hit: 5 Stars
every wilco album is a must have. this one even has less noise then there past couple albums. sometimes noise, well, is annoying. this is a great albumFree Music Review: Excellent
Hit: 5 Stars
This is another stellar album from Jeff Tweedy and the gang. It has easily become one of my new favorites.Free Music Review: Great Cd
Hit: 5 Stars
Another great cd by one of the best bands in the U.S.Free Music Review: Give yourself time
Hit: 4 Stars
I made a mistake when I listened to this for the first time. I expected it to touch me and move me the way Wilco's previously records have, immediately. There is no way any album can meet that expectation. But its a mistake I, and others, make all the time. Some folks only want a fresh take on what they already know they like. This is not re-gurg rock. Its not YHF. Its not A Ghost is Born. Its Sky Blue Sky.
Here I am one month later and I really love this album. I found everything I want from a Wilco record in Sky Blue Sky. The roller coasters are there, its just not the same ride as before. Nor should it be. The hooks are there where you least expect them. The irritating moments of the first few listens (Shake it Off's tempo or Impossible Germany's verbiage) have long faded. Whats left is satisfying and heartfelt.
Let yourself get lost in it and you too can find exactly what you didn't know you were looking for.
Free Music Review: it grows on ya
Hit: 4 Stars
Upon the first few listens I just wasn't feeling this album. Maybe I was expecting more of the angst that was on "A Ghost Is Born'. However, after taking a lady friend and this album for a long, sunny drive I was able to absorb it much better. The hooks come left and right and their are some pretty complex breakdowns. Wilco prove once again they aren't afraid to experiment and try new things. The DVD really brings out a lot of the energy and subtle nuances in the songs (can't wait to see these songs performed live), and the interviews with Tweedy and Co. make this package worth the extra chunk of change.