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Schmilco by Wilco (Record, 2016)

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Acoustic guitars dominate most ofSchmilco 's 12 songs, withJeff Tweedy 's vocals right up front, sounding introspective and emphatic at once. On first listen,Schmilco plays like the work of a man and his guitar alone with his thoughts and his sorrows late one night.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelAnti, ATI

UPC0045778725991

eBay Product ID (ePID)12070873487

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2016

GenreRock

ArtistWilco

Release TitleSchmilco

Dimensions

Item Height0.35 in

Item Weight0.72 lb

Item Length12.52 in

Item Width12.41 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

TracksNormal American Kids, If I Ever Was a Child, Cry All Day, Common Sense, Nope, Someone to Lose, Happiness, Quarters, Locator, Shrug and Destroy, We Aren't the World (Safety Girl), Just Say Goodbye

Number of Discs1

NotesLimited opaque pink colored 145gm vinyl LP pressing. 2016 release from the critically-acclaimed alt-rock/Americana outfit. Schmilco is Grammy-award winning Wilco's tenth studio album and it's follow up to last year's Star Wars. The album was record-ed at the band's Chicago loft and is releases on their own label, dBpm Records. Wilco's Schmilco is a mostly acoustic record, but that doesn't mean it's a tame one. It bears neither the vicious, fuzz-glam guitars of 2015's Star Wars, nor the dazzling, baroque-ish ar-rangements that fans have come to expect. But in their place is a spaciousness and chaos that might feel welcome after twenty-some years of enjoyed but now-familiar Wilco releases. Schmilco is loose, and that's a good thing