A loose, inspired masterwork of rootsy power-pop and the best Wilco album, It's the greatest album Alex Chilton never made. With perfect pop melodies and a knack for throwing things askew via left-field sonic elements, this is as far from the country as wilco could be. Jeff Tweedy's ragged-but-right voice is the essence of rock and roll - the travails detailed in the lyrics seem undeniably his own.
 
Though his days of paying homage to Acuff-Rose seem long gone, Tweedy and his compatriots still sound engagingly organic on summer teeth.