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A review by blaineduncan
Let's Go (So We Can Get Back): A Memoir of Recording and Discording with Wilco, Etc. by Jeff Tweedy
5.0
The first word that comes to mind after reading Let's Go (So We Can Get Back) is "breezy."
Tweedy's text isn't note perfect (it suffers a bit from too many distracting split infinitives) but it is full of voice. There's nothing complex here but the thoughts, particularly about recovery. Tweedy presents it all in such a manner that's easy and fun to digest. It's breezy.
Tweedy spends more time on his Uncle Tupelo days than his Wilco days, but that's fine. It works and perhaps he'll revisit the Wilco days in another work.
I loved this memoir. I recommend it to anyone who is a fan of Tweedy, Wilco, and Uncle Tupelo.
Tweedy's text isn't note perfect (it suffers a bit from too many distracting split infinitives) but it is full of voice. There's nothing complex here but the thoughts, particularly about recovery. Tweedy presents it all in such a manner that's easy and fun to digest. It's breezy.
Tweedy spends more time on his Uncle Tupelo days than his Wilco days, but that's fine. It works and perhaps he'll revisit the Wilco days in another work.
I loved this memoir. I recommend it to anyone who is a fan of Tweedy, Wilco, and Uncle Tupelo.