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Cole Clark
Добавлен 11 фев 2012
It's a very short road from the pinch and the punch to the paunch and the pouch and the pension.
silence the boudoir
Written by Cole Clark
Produced by Mason Dickerson and Cole Clark
Recorded in 2023 and 2024
Produced by Mason Dickerson and Cole Clark
Recorded in 2023 and 2024
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i wonder why you love me (when you tell me that you do)
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Written and Produced by Cole Clark Recorded in 2023
halloween
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Written by Cole Clark Produced by Mason Dickerson Recorded in 2023
every teardrop is a waterfall
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Lyrics by Chris Martin, Will Champion, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman, Peter Allen and Adrienne Anderson. Originally recorded by Coldplay for Mylo Xyloto, "Every Teardrop is a Waterfall," 2011. Music written and Produced by Cole Clark Recorded in 2023
my latter-day pony express
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Written and Produced by Cole Clark Recorded in 2023
are you ok?
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Written by Cole Clark Produced by Mason Dickerson Recorded in 2023
halloween (music video)
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Written by Cole Clark Produced by Mason Dickerson Featuring: Rainbow the dog
Late Night Host (single)
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The trials and tribulations of the late-night menagerie. Non-album track. Written and recorded by Cole Clark.
When They Was Fab / The Album That Changed Wilco (Video Essay)
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When They Was Fab / The Album That Changed Wilco (Video Essay)
Three Scenes From Mulholland Drive - Video Essay
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Three Scenes From Mulholland Drive - Video Essay
Nymphomaniac: A Left-Handed Film - Video Essay
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Nymphomaniac: A Left-Handed Film - Video Essay
Honestly that's amazing!!!!
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please put this on sc bro
cool!
If you are going to worry about me, worry whilst I’m still here.
Amazing!...
Never again after Yankee were they so beloved by critics and fans?? really? Just cheakin'
wow.
Hell yeah
Coke you are so talented
I actually like the YHF demos and outtakes better. Leaving Not For the Season, Nothing Up My Sleeve, Venus Stop the Train, Rhythm, and Magazine Called Sunset off of the album was a criminal act.
Gosh I miss Jay
this is crazy holy shit
Who’s this kid? Somebody loves guided by voices
Facts!
This rocks
Im sad for the past with all due respect but I cannot imagine an end to a story as its being so brilliantly told.
Dude nice, saving this
Jay experimented. A genius. He was the powerhouse of music revolution in Wilco.
Just understand this, chances are that Wilco would have been just an alt country band if it wasn’t for Jay Bennett. Jeff writes the songs but it is Jay that layers the magic we hear on YHF. He got kicked out of the band but without him what material would they have to mix ? This documentary fucked up Wilco forever in my opinion.
What a fine piece of music
YHF is easily one of the most unknown and underrated albums of all time. 2002 was loaded with good albums. Interpol, Turn On the Bright Lights. Flaming Lips, Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots. Also YHF is a hard listen in some ways.
It’s very much a shame that this video isn’t more popular (presumably because of the movie’s title?). Thank you for making it!
cate blanchett GOAT
Keep your day job.
Maybe not good to have film crews in while still trying to do real recordings!!
There better than ever post Jay.Awards and all
Just watched IATTBYH for the first time after being a fan of Wilco since 2006? Great film. The first album I got into from Wilco was Sky Blue Sky. Still my fav album.
Completely agree that Sky Blue Sky is #1. I’d imagine there are more of us out there but I hardly meet anyone who agrees.
somos 3
Jay was an amazingly talented multi instrumentalist with a very keen ear for melody, a deep knowledge of various styles and knew his way around a studio. That in combination with Jeff’s songwriting created a very fruitful run for the band. But anybody who has ever been in a band knows this is a story as old as time. Personalities clash, artistic ideas clash and the drama gets to a tipping point. These guys were spending more time together than with their own families. But even though you gain calmness and social harmony- that can detract from the push/pull dynamic that can drive the art. Not always but sometimes.
YHF, A Ghost Is Born and Sky Blue Sky are amongst the best albums ( from end to end) ever made.
False. But you’re entitled to your misguided and patently wrong opinion.
@@colin-nekritz Sorry you're so butt hurt. I'm sure your ABBA collection is immense.😘
@@colin-nekritz a misguided opinion? You mean one that's different to yours. Rob954ever is correct though.... they are great albums. And to suggest Wilco weren't as good without Jay is just funny. Have you seen them anytime since he left?
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Leroy is the one playing Organ on Jesus Etc. Jay is playing Wurlitzer piano...
Pre and post Jay are both great.
The band with Jay Bennett that started YHF is not the band that that finished YHF. The YHF boxed set booklet has more details on the departure of Jay and the argument mentioned. He was trying to mix the album and the rest of the band wasn't happy. Jay was layering too many tracks and lacked experience mixing an album this complex. It's pretty clear that the songs weren't working and the band wasn't working. So I don't think the version of Wilco with Jay was Wilco at their most musically relevant. It took bringing in Jim O'Rourke in to make the songs we love today. And Jim's approach was at odds with Jay's ideas of more is more. Looking back at that album the stars really did align and there are many reasons that it came together. One is that Wilco both needed Jay for his important contributions but also needed him to leave the band to make Yankee Hotel Foxtrot the best it could be.
This is the accurate take
Jay is playing the electric piano part on "Jesus, Etc.". The annoying organ is Leroy.
Interesting assessment. I find the run from AM to A Ghost is Born as good as good as it gets. Despite having a stellar line up of musicians post AGIB the albums have been patchy and to be honest many of the songs are not in Jeff’s top drawer. These days the Wilco albums sound like Jeff solo albums with a crack supporting band. Just my take
I don't agree at all with the sentiment of this film. Had Wilco actually been America"s Radiohead i wouldn't have liked them. You can only do the "soundscape (dissonance) as art" so long before tedium sets in (and it sure did). Sure, A Ghost Is Born is a tad too sedate being the follow-up to the much better YHF but I can't imagine a world where Sky Blue Sky didn't exist because it was too folky. I get that people were put off by the polished sound of The Whole Love and Wilco (The Album) but they were still worthy albums. I also get that there's always going to be that contingency of people who were ardent fans at the height of the indy-rock scene that want their music to be noisy, lo-fi and dissonant and in that regard Wilco progressed away from that, i.e abandoned those fans. My gain, i guess.
It’s not that complicated. The older songs were just better crafted songwriting. Better melodies and more engaging lyrics.
"If you don't have any sonic landscape behind you, everthing turns into a folk song." Let me translate: "If Wilco doesn't have Jay Bennett, everything they record turns into a folk song."
Yes, Jeff would have been just a Bob & Dylan.
@@NeoGoldmann and there's already one of those .
Great video
*eyeroll* They're still fab. Jay was talented, but he was alienating the rest of the band, and it wasn't HIS band. I've gotten really tired of YHF worship, too. All worthwhile bands grow and change and they make missteps along the way. Look at Dylan. He's made his share of bad records, but anyone who looks at his great work and says any one album was THE great album sounds like a narrow-minded fool. So it is with any other artists of significance you can name.
Take three albums: Being There, Summerteeth, YHF. Those three are better than the other albums.
Their last great album was Sky Blue Sky. Everything since then is very clearly not at the same level. I have been a fan of Jeff and the band since seeing them the first time in 1997 but there is a reason that run up the A Ghost is Born is revered.
I think Jay was playing the Wurlizter on that track.
Yea he was, I understand the point he was trying to make though
Jay bitched his way outta the band....great album,but they became a great band after Jay left.....
This is a great assessment. Wilco was my favorite band then. I love the album but I really missed Jay on that tour. (though I did kinda like Leroy). I never really liked the band’s direction after that (I can’t stand Nils Cline) and haven’t really followed them since.
Your narration is very calming. ✨✨
Awesome and amazing Bob Dylan ❤❤❤
I will watch it for you..
Great video!!!! Super well edited and great narration!
Tedious
This whole thing makes me nervous and unsettled...how would this show the bdylan that we know to be the real and amazing Song and Dance man ...for 6 decades,,,,so far..that is. It's farcical. And now I'm mad. ~ Jan
Great video my friend
Used to find this dvd for a dollar at Winn Dixie or dollar general I bought it twice Some ass holes stole them from me because I need to grow up and steal one dollar DVDs
Love this!!