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The album features 11 new songs written and produced by Jeff Tweedy and recorded by Wilco at the bands' own Chicago studio dubbed The Loft

Recorded in 1970

Kelly & The Premiers (Philadelphia Story) ‰ÛÒ She Calls Me Baby (Roadshow 1973) B3: The Epsilons ‰ÛÒ The Echo (Sigma Sound1968) B4: The Geminiles ‰ÛÒ Thinking About My Baby (Sandbag 1968) B5: The Blue Notes ‰ÛÒ This Time Will Be Different (Uni 1970) B6: The Mello Moods ‰ÛÒ Tell Love Hello (North Bay 1971) B7: The Elegant‰۪s ‰ÛÒ When You‰۪re Gone Away (Real Music 1982)

This their first release sees the band delivering nine tracks of discordant hardcore with layers and layers of distortion and vocal effects in barely 20 minutes

Fuzz - III Car Seat Headrest Whatever guitars are left areOne only knows one. Two is balanced therefore stagnant. III both active and reactive. Charles Moothart, Ty Segall and Chad Ubovich are Fuzz. Fuzz is three. And III has returned. Songs for all, and music for one. III was recorded and mixed at United Recording under the sonic lordship of Steve Albini. Keeping the focus on the live sounds of the band, the use of overdubs and studio tricks were kept to a minimum. Albinis mastery in capturing sound gave