Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (w/ guest Andrew Kolbenschlag)

The Great Albums

Bill Lambusta

Albums, Music Commentary, Criticism, Billlambusta, Brianerickson, Music

4.3 • 749 Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2015

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Summary

Bill and Brian hang out with Small Planet Radio's (smallplanetradio.com) Andrew Kolbenschlag and discuss Wilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2002, Nonesuch). The finer points of pressing vinyl, the then-timely Cosby scandal, and Wilco's inner turmoil are all examined in detail. And, of course, a track-by-track discussion of the whole album!

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0:00.0	All I could see is black and white and white and pink the flared to blue that
0:26.2	lay between the words I think and a pitch I was meeting for so it's double like a hundred
0:32.6	and whatever so it's it's it sucks because you have to listen to four songs and.
0:38.0	Yeah,
0:38.6	yeah.
0:39.0	Why?
0:39.3	We're going to ask where it's split?
0:40.7	Yeah,
0:41.2	I would say if you're going to,
0:42.7	if it's old-fashioned single vinyl,
0:45.0	I would split after Ashes of American flags.
0:49.7	Because I think heavy metal drummer would be a good like side two opener.
0:53.7	Yeah,
0:56.1	except they blend into each other.
0:56.4	Yeah.
1:00.9	Not if you were going to master it for vinyl, they wouldn't.
1:04.9	We should be able to look that up.
1:06.1	I don't know.
1:08.8	I don't know if they released it on vinyl initially, did they?
1:12.2	Like it might have only come out in that four-sided version.
1:15.9	Well, yeah, I mean, none such is a pretty astute label.
1:20.7	Well, how long is the, the whole album is like 52 minutes.
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