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Summerteeth (1999)

Summerteeth (1999)

Artist: Wilco

Label: Reprise

Genre: Rock & Pop - Alternative

Album Description: Not Available

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4.5 Star Review(9 Reviews)

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Date Reviewed:  05/18/2005
  • kingguiness
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Summary: 2005-05-18 10:36:00 I always liked it but more listenings over the years have convinced me that this is one of the bst albums of the 90's. An absolute masterpiece!

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Date Reviewed:  03/22/2001
  • Wiggum
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Summary: 2001-03-22 00:00:00 Here’s a CD that took a long time to grow on me. But, like most CDs that take time to appreciate, “Summer Teeth” has staying power. This is music I’ll probably be listening to years from now. I recently saw Jeff Tweedy perform solo at a small place in San Francisco, and it gave me an even greater appreciation of his voice and song-writing.

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Date Reviewed:  08/21/2000
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Summary: 2000-08-21 00:00:00 My first impression of this CD was that it was a very, very good album, but not their best. However, as the months have gone by, I am starting to realize that this may be their best effort to date - I mean it is a real masterpiece. From "She's a Jar," to "Via Chicago," to "How do you fight loneliness" - these are pop songs with an edge. As with everything that Tweedy has done, Summer Teeth is an album that you can play from beginning to end, and notice new things, new sounds, new words each time you play it. Highly recommended - and totally different from Being There.

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Date Reviewed:  08/21/2000
  • magellan
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Summary: 2000-08-21 00:00:00 My first impression of this CD was that it was a very, very good album, but not their best. However, as the months have gone by, I am starting to realize that this may be their best effort to date - I mean it is a real masterpiece. From "She's a Jar," to "Via Chicago," to "How do you fight loneliness" - these are pop songs with an edge. As with everything that Tweedy has done, Summer Teeth is an album that you can play from beginning to end, and notice new things, new sounds, new words each time you play it. Highly recommended - and totally different from Being There.

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Date Reviewed:  08/15/2000
  • Shafty
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    Oct 1999

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Summary: 2000-08-15 00:00:00 This is not my favorite Wilco album and I do not think it is their best effort overall, however, there are a lot of terrific songs on 'Summer Teeth'. I am thinking that the low average rating here for the albume is from people who have not even listened to the record and are passing some uneducated judgement. 'Via Chicago' and 'She's a Jar' are some of the band's best ever and are a couple of warped love songs that explore the emotions that everybody has felt if they have ever been in a close relationship with another person. 'Candy Floss' and 'Summer Teeth' are a couple of bubble gum pop songs that explore the depths of being a person on their own. Wilco continues ot play around with some Beach Boys influence on a couple of songs, which is a nice change of speed. 'How do you fight Loneliness' is a beautiful commentary on most of our lives at some point in time. 'ELT' has the cheesy rock sound of 'Casino Queen' and 'Monday' from records past that you love to hate yet hate to love.If you have never listened to Wilco before, go buy their second effort - 'Being There' - that will give you some great exposure. If you have heard them before and like them, go grab 'Summer Teeth' off of the shelf and be prepared to hear a different album each time that you listen to it. The beauty is that the entire album and each individual song will take a different meaning on based on your mood when you sit down and drop it into your stereo to listen.

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Date Reviewed:  06/22/2000
  • sperryc
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    Oct 1999

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Summary: 2000-06-22 00:00:00 "She's a Jar" may be the best song on the album, but "Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway (Again)" is a close second. I recommend the album.

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Date Reviewed:  03/30/2000
  • bdez5542du
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Summary: 2000-03-30 00:00:00 I don't know what others are thinking. This CD is beautiful. Their finest work.

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Date Reviewed:  12/02/1999
  • Dave2216om
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2 Star ReviewJeff Tweedy is starting to take himself way to ser ...
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Summary: 1999-12-02 00:00:00 Jeff Tweedy is starting to take himself way to seriously.

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Date Reviewed:  10/30/1999
  • mart415om
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Summary: 1999-10-30 00:00:00 I am 100% sure that whoever has so graciously contributed to this low rating has obviously not the slightest idea of who WILCO even is. That's OK. Clearly, the masses wouldn't appreciate (if at least they knew) this contemporary work of art.

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