WILCO - BEING THERE - NEW 12" VINYL 2 LP SET
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£ 25
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Apr 8, 2009
Sold Date
Apr 1, 2009
Start Date
£ 11
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ITEM DETAILS Artist WILCO Title Being There Issue Date 1996 Format 12" Vinyl 2 LP Set Label Reprise Records - 9362 46236 1 Track Listing A1 Misunderstood 6:27
A2 Far, Far Away 3:20
A3 Monday 3:33
A4 Outtasite (Outta Mind) 2:33
A5 Forget the Flowers 2:46
B1 Red-Eyed and Blue 2:44
B2 I Got You (At the End of the Century) 3:56
B3 What's the World Got in Store 3:09
B4 Hotel Arizona 3:37
B5 Say You Miss Me 4:07
C1 Sunken Treasure 6:51
C2 Someday Soon 2:33
C3 Outta Mind (Outta Sight) 3:19
C4 Someone Else's Song 3:20
C5 Kingpin 5:17
D1 (Was I) in Your Dreams 3:31
D2 Why Would You Wanna Live 4:16
D3 The Lonely 1 4:44
D4 Dreamer in My Dreams 6:44 Condition Sleeve - Mint
Vinyl - Mint Comment Wilco's second album is a sprawling collection of songs--19of them on 2 CDs--about the rock and roll life and the price you pay to live it. A second album may seem a bit early tobe getting into this sort of thing, but Wilco knows the life well; singer-songwriter Jeff Tweedy and most of his bandmates had been on the road for years before with their underground country band Uncle Tupelo. Wilco rocks harder than Uncle Tupelo, and Tweedy's songs, which continue a theme previously explored by road warriors from Grand Funk Railroad to Paul Westerberg, offer a variety of characters and scenarios from that road. From the struggling Floridian rocker who can't figure out why no one will come to hear his band (the Stones-inspired "Monday") to the lonely fan who lives throughhis idol's exploits (the gorgeous "The Lonely 1"), to that first taste of star treatment ("Hotel Arizona"), Tweedy captures these stories with grace and elegance. Despite all thisintrospection, Wilco hasn't forgotten how to rock. "Monday"truly burns, and "I Got You (At The End Of The Century)" has the guitar-driven, big rock sound of Wilco's debut. There's also plenty of the country-rock that put Uncle Tupelo on the map. The smooth lilt of "Far, Far Away" and "Someday Soon" offer quite a contrast to the thrashing, distortion-laden songs that precede them. Shipping Costs United Kingdom
First LP = £2.50
First 2LP = £3.50
Each extra LP = £1.00
Each extra 2LP = £1.50
European Union Countries
First LP = £3.50
First 2LP = £4.50
Each extra LP = £1.50
Each extra 2LP = £2.00
United States & Rest of World
First LP = £7.00
First 2LP = £7.50
Each extra LP = £3.00
Each extra 2LP = £3.50
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