
Schmilco is an Alt/Indie album by Wilco, originally released in 2016. On Gatefold: 16 pressings tracked, owned by 24 collectors.
About
A year after the psychedelic glee of <i>Star Wars</i>, Wilco continue to surprise. <i>Schmilco</i> is a largely acoustic set of heartbreaking folk rock, marked by uncluttered arrangements and some of frontman Jeff Tweedy’s most personal songwriting to date—as heard in the brutal retrospection of “Normal American Kids” and the glammy warmth of “Someone to Lose.”
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The Clerk says
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Normal American Kids
- A2If I Ever Was A Child
- A3Cry All Day
- A4Common Sense
- A5Nope
- A6Someone To Lose
Side B
- B1Happiness
- B2Quarters
- B3Locator
- B4Shrug And Destroy
- B5We Aren't The World (Safety Girl)
- B6Just Say Goodbye
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Alternative Rock
- sparse
- meditative
- pastoral
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Standard black vinyl version.
Issued in gatefold cover.
Includes download card.
Sticker also included with some copies.
A limited number of copies signed by the band were briefly available on the band's website.
Hype sticker affixed to outer bag:
Download Card Included
180 Gram
99975-1
Recorded at the Loft, Chicago, IL.
Mastered at Gateway Mastering, Portland, ME.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Glenn KotcheDRUMS DRUMS, PERCUSSION
- Jeff TweedyACOUSTIC GUITAR, ELECTRIC GUITAR, LEAD VOCALS
- John StirrattBASS ELECTRIC BASS, BACKING VOCALS
- Mikael JorgensenKEYBOARDS PIANO, ELECTRIC PIANO, ORGAN, SYNTHESIZER
- Nels ClineELECTRIC GUITAR, BARITONE GUITAR, LEAD GUITAR, LAP STEEL GUITAR GUITAR
- Pat SansoneELECTRIC GUITAR, SYNTHESIZER, BACKING VOCALS GUITAR, KEYBOARDS
- Spencer TweedyDRUMS
- Wilco
24 collectors on Gatefold own this · 16 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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