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Universal acclaim- based on 52 Ratings
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Positive: 49 out of 52
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Mixed: 1 out of 52
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Negative: 2 out of 52
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jacokJan 24, 2006I want a video of this show!!
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FletcherBJan 5, 2006It's only a 9 because I really missed "When You Wake Up Feeling Old" and "She's a Jar". "Jar" sums up everything i love about music in 6 harmonica notes. And Tweedy brushes it off as sounding akin to the "Close Encounters" song
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SeamusSJan 1, 2006All the wilco you'll ever need ever
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BryanKJan 10, 2006I would give this 10 if Kingpin was on it. You wouldn't want this band as your opening act; they could blow Jimi Hendrix out of the water
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tomcJan 6, 2006great live album from one of the great underground rock bands of our time!
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[Anonymous]Mar 3, 2006
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aleSep 20, 2006A great live album by a great band. Nels Cline is a great addition, and this really shows the bands strengths, and highlights JT's excellent songwriting.
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davidhJan 6, 2007A live album of historic proportions. The band transforms their songs, maing the most of new members Nels Cline and Pat Sansone and Glenn Kotche's powerful drumming to set the always heavily studio-driven Wilco sound soaring.Took a few listens to get past the relatively unvarnished sound quality.
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RaulJNov 19, 2005
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JEZZANov 23, 2005
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jayNov 24, 2005three words.....muzzle of bees....+pop perfection....love the guitar
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BenJNov 29, 2005A very good album. This is the first live record I've bought in an age. Dare I also say some cuts here are superior to their studio versions. If you're a Wilco fan I would recommend you check this out.
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PaulRocksJan 17, 2006Encompasses what the Wilco live show now has evolved into. Centres mainly around the last two studio albums, but breathes new life into older standards such as Misunderstood and Radio Cure.
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TravisBJan 30, 2006one of the best live albums I have ever heard. some of the versions of the songs are better than the originals like spiders and ashes of american flags. truly captures the essence of Wilco
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MichaelKFeb 15, 2006Despite the fact that most of the songs are on other Wilco albums, it most often sounds like something completely new. Listening to this album makes me very envious of the people who were at the gigs. Terrific!
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eliasiNov 18, 2005Wilco are the greatest band in the world right now, and this is a truly wonderful representation of that. They sound different than on record, slightly, with a more jangley sound. Yet they still can really rock, with outstanding guitar playing and a generally superb band. This is essential for a fan, hardcore or casual.
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daxrNov 29, 2005finally. i'm a long long time fan and i think wilco is probably the best band in the world right now. i have a boatload of live recordings of different incarnations of the band and of jeff tweedy solo. some of them even sound really good. but it's good to finally have an official document, you know? live albums never quite capture the magic
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romanmDec 7, 2005
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DanDec 9, 2005While focusing heavily on Ghost upsetes some of the longtime fans, this album does not disappoint. The power of Misunderstood with the chanting of at the end, and the screams and yelps on Kicking Televison are worth the price of the album alone.
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ErinKJan 15, 2006
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BrettNov 17, 2005I wuv Jeff Tweedy this album is a great live album.
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GnarlesNov 18, 2005
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DavidSNov 18, 2005
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BillboardOne of America's greatest bands has never sounded better. [19 Nov 2005]
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When the band truly comes together, there's a lightness of touch and a winning intimacy.
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Entertainment WeeklyThere's no denying this is the sound of a band at its onstage peak. [18 Nov 2005, p.135]