Far different from just a cloning image of the resurrectional of English Indie bands, a Chicago - Illinois' group Wilco has taken their moves fro following the roots of real American Folk Rock and Alternative music as they're resulting a great calm record full of romancing comedy of memories, daily folks jokes to an independent ideas of sophomore mixing melodies and vocal harmonies in Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - a revelation recording performed by the band leader Jeff Tweedy, multi-instrumentalist Jay Bennett, bassist John Stirratt, Leroy Bach on piano, organ, glockenspiel, vibraphone, etc with Glenn Kotche (drums, dulcimer, chimes) as well as the brass and strings arrangements by the dueting brilliance Mr. Teedy and Mr. Stirratt trying to find their conclusions about the down to earth Folk Rock ensemble that can honestly touches the vary dearly essential common men and the rest of our rural and outskirt's stories and legends into the perfect tones and moderate Indie Rock standard towards Kamera, Radio Cure, Ashes of American Flags to I'm The Man Who Loves You or Pot Kettle Black to Poor Places which sounded like a nice Poptones from the late seventies but the main essential value lies on the band's tragic and full of dilemma self-written lyrics as some might recorded tight for just an easy hours - like you listening to the infamous step-child of Billy Corgan backing-up the Urge Overkill's trio for making a midwest soundtrack for Kalifornia the movie or Benny and the Jets low-budged remake version.Yankee Hotel Foxtrot might not be just an imaginary destination to spending your loneliest self-inflicted and hollowful weekend - you think it didn't exist, man ... Yankee Hotel Foxtrot:
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