Wilco - War On War (Letterman) скачать видео бесплатно

Marc van Voorst

War On War

Alvar Johansson

Holy shit this is an amazing live performance.

patblackwell1

That's a KO tune

Tristan Louth-Robins

Shit, I've only just realised that's Jim O'Rourke at the back playing the synth.

Rocco Sfragara

Wilco - War On War (Letterman)

Dan Gohsler

In the wake of 9/11 I think the band definitely knew this was the song they had to play. 

hooskerdu1

How could you not like Summerteeth??? It was one of the most amazing albums to ever be released. "She's a Jar" is perhaps the best song they have ever recorded. "Via Chicago," "I'm Always in Love," "Candyfloss," "How to Fight Loneliness," and "When You Wake Up Feeling Old" are all amazing works of art. Don't get me wrong. I love their first 2 albums, but Summerteeth took things to the next level in terms of song writing. To me, Summerteeth and YHF have not been matched by them since.

Aaron Posey

It's Wilco, they ARE rocking out.

tonycombo

Yes....RIP Jay. Jeff is so clean cut...he looks too shaggy anymore. The addition of Pat and Nels to the band could not have been any better! Wilco is the best rock band ever! I do miss their folk/alt.country roots though.

John Bliss

Missing Jay Bennett

Dferrig

Ok but kinda bland. It's like they wanna rock out but can't seem to get it going. Just not my sound I guess.

philgarciaweir

"my dead fish" would make an amazing band name.

synesthesia67

beautiful song

Gennady Konstantinov

Jeff Tweedy, лидер-вокалисту и гитаристу американской альтер-рок группы Wilco - 45!

biner01

Best lyricist... ever.

Philmod68

TOTALLY! Obviously some "newbie" indie rock kid just trying to be cool..haha!!

stopmakingeyesatme1

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is one of those few albums that actually get more exciting the more I listen to it. I'd totally recommend going back and listening. I'm amazed it didn't make Wilco famous

Zamphyr

It's a war Anwar.

Mauricio Avendaño

Wow you seriously don't know what the fuck you're talking about right? Wilco were pretty famous before p4k even existed, and everything they do is actually critically acclaimed by pretty much every music magazine EXCEPT pitchfork, which only likes like 2 albums. They're also NMH contemporaries, though I don't hear any similarities between the two, except maybe some brass on songs like Monday or I'm The Man Who Loves You, which would be the dumbest comparison I've ever read in my life

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