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Wilco has shared a previously unreleased alternate version of their song “Kamera,” from the upcoming super deluxe and deluxe editions of the band's landmark 2002 album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, due September 16: “Kamera (The Unified Theory Of Everything Version).”

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A previously unreleased alternate version of Wilco’s “Kamera,” from the forthcoming special editions of the band's landmark 2002 album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, due September 16, 2022, is available to hear today. “Kamera (The Unified Theory Of Everything Version),” is part of the Super Deluxe LP and CD sets as well as the Deluxe LP and digital sets. Full details of each of the seven versions is below; album pre-orders are available here. A limited-edition vinyl 7” with versions of “I’m the Man Who Loves You” and “War on War,” from the Super Deluxe box set, is available now from the Wilco Store and the Nonesuch Store.

The now-classic record has been remastered and will be available as part of each set. The Super Deluxe version comprises eleven vinyl LPs and one CD—including demos, drafts, and instrumentals, charting the making of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot—plus a live 2002 concert recording and a September 2001 radio performance and interview. That box set includes eighty-two previously unreleased music tracks as well as a new book featuring an interview with singer/songwriter/guitarist Jeff Tweedy, drummer Glenn Kotche, and Jim O’Rourke, who mixed the acclaimed 2002 album; an in-depth essay by journalist/author Bob Mehr; and previously unseen photos of the band making the album in their Chicago studio, The Loft. For the Yankee Hotel Foxtrot recording, Wilco was Jeff Tweedy, John Stirratt, Leroy Bach, Glenn Kotche, and Jay Bennett with Craig Christiansen, Ken Coomer, Jessy Greene, Fred Lonberg-Holm, and Jim O’Rourke.

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot was widely acclaimed as one of 2002’s best albums, appearing in year-end lists of Mojo, NME, Q, Rolling Stone, and Uncut, among many others. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot also was featured in multiple decade-end lists, with Rolling Stone naming it #3 Album of the 2000s, as well as many Greatest Albums of All Time lists, including in the NME.

Among Yankee’s inspirations was a recording Tweedy bought at Tower Records in the late 1990s, The Conet Project: Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations. As Bob Mehr points out in his new album note, the record got “deep under Tweedy’s skin.” Tweedy said in his 2017 memoir, Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back), “It was as fascinating to me as anything being made by actual musicians using actual instruments … I wanted to know why it was so hypnotic to me. Why could I listen to hours of this stuff, even though I had no clue what any of them were saying. That question became the foundation for Yankee Hotel Foxtrot … the way people communicated or ultimately failed to communicate.” The album takes its title from a haunting recording of a woman repeating those words that is included in The Conet Project; that recording is sampled in the penultimate song on Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, “Poor Places.”

“Conceptually, Tweedy had decided to focus on a big idea for the next album: the state of America. His lyrics—often distilled from scribbled pages of free verse or poetry—became a form of inquiry,” Mehr continues. Tweedy said, in 2004, “I wanted to write about the stuff right in front of my eyes, microscopically looking at America and asking questions about each little thing … How can there be all these good things and things that I love about America, alongside all of these things that I’m ashamed of? And that was an internal question, too; I think I felt that way about myself.”

Mehr says, “Exploring those questions, while weaving in strands of Eastern philosophy and bits of autobiography—Yankee lyrics would be loaded with the pained imagery of someone suffering from migraines and mental health issues—Tweedy would conjure a deep examination of both country and self.”

Describing the uncanny, strangely prescient feeling of the album, which Wilco began offering as a free stream on its website in 2001, Mehr notes: “In the wake of 9/11, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot would be burdened with unintended meaning. The disc had originally been scheduled for a September 11 release. Its cover—a Sam Jones-shot image of Chicago’s twin Marina Towers angled in looming fashion—bore an eerie resemblance to the felled World Trade Center towers. And the songs—with titles like ‘Ashes of American Flags’ and ‘War on War,’ and lyrics about how ‘tall buildings shake, sad voices escape’—took on a terrible new resonance.”

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot was the first Wilco release on Nonesuch Records following the band’s infamous split with Reprise (both labels are part of Warner Music Group). It was also the first release featuring the line-up of drummer Glenn Kotche and multi-instrumentalist Leroy Bach joining founding members Jeff Tweedy and John Stirratt. The 2002 Sam Jones film I Am Trying to Break Your Heart documented the fraught recording and mixing process, personnel changes, and label issues.

The relationship with Nonesuch would last nearly a decade and include three more studio albums—the Grammy Award-winning A ghost is born, Sky Blue Sky, and Wilco (the album)—along with a live album and a live DVD, plus reissues of earlier records, before Wilco began its own label, dBpm. The band’s current lineup of Jeff Tweedy, John Stirratt, Glenn Kotche, Mikael Jorgensen, Patrick Sansone, and Nels Cline has been together for nearly twenty years.

YANKEE HOTEL FOXTROT 2022 Editions:

11 LP & 1 CD Super Deluxe Edition
82 previously unreleased tracks

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
Kamera
Radio Cure
War on War
Jesus, Etc.
Ashes of American Flags
Heavy Metal Drummer
I’m the Man Who Loves You
Pot Kettle Black
Poor Places
Reservations

Remastered and cut by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering

American Aquarium: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

Anniversary (Nothing up My Sleeve)
Venus Stopped the Train
Poor Places
I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
American Aquarium
Cars Can’t Escape
Kamera
War On War *
I’m the Man Who Loves You *
Ashes of American Flags
Not for the Season (Laminated Cat)
Shakin’ Sugar
Let Me Come Home
Poor Places
Reservations

*previously issued on a limited-edition vinyl 7”

Here Comes Everybody: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

Not for the Season (Laminated Cat)
Remember to Remember (Hummingbird)
I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
Kamera
Radio Cure
War on War
Venus Stopped the Train
I’m the Man Who Loves You
The Good Part
Pot Kettle Black
Ashes of American Flags
Poor Places
Shakin’ Sugar
Reservations
Cars Can’t Escape

The Unified Theory of Everything: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

A Magazine Called Sunset
Remember to Remember (Hummingbird)
I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
Kamera
Radio Cure
War on War
Jesus, Etc.
Ashes of American Flags (Stravinsky Mix)
Heavy Metal Drummer
I’m the Man Who Loves You
Pot Kettle Black
Poor Places
Reservations

Lonely in the Deep End: Demos, Drafts, Instrumentals, Etc.

Love Will (Let You Down)
Lost Poem Demo
I’m the Only One Who Lets Her Down
Has Anybody Seen My Pencil?
The Good Part
A Magazine Called Sunset
A Magazine Called Sunset (Backing Track)
Anniversary (Nothing Up My Sleeve)
Kamera
I’m the Man Who Loves You
I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
Jesus, Etc.
Reservations (Backing Track)
Let Me Come Home (Synth)
Ooby Dooby

Snoozin’ at The Pageant – Live 7/23/02 at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO

I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
I’m the Man Who Loves You
War on War
Kamera
Radio Cure
A Shot in the Arm
She’s a Jar
I’m Always in Love
Sunken Treasure
Jesus, Etc.
Heavy Metal Drummer
Pot Kettle Black
Ashes of American Flags
Not for the Season (Laminated Cat)
Reservations
California Stars
Red-Eyed and Blue
I Got You (At the End of the Century)
Misunderstood
Far, Far Away
Outtasite (Outta Mind)
I’m a Wheel

TRANSMISSION: 9/18/01 Sound Opinions WXRT – Chicago, IL, With Greg Kot & Jim DeRogatis

Interview, Pt. 1
War on War (Live in Studio)
Interview, Pt. 2
Interview, Pt. 3
I’m the Man Who Loves You (Live in Studio) *
Interview, Pt. 4
Should’ve Been in Love (Live in Studio)
Interview, Pt. 5
She’s a Jar (Live in Studio)
Interview, Pt. 6
Ashes of American Flags (Live in Studio)

*previously issued on the “War On War” CD single in the UK

Booklet
New liner notes by Bob Mehr
Extensive conversation among Jeff Tweedy, Glenn Kotche, Jim O’Rourke, and set co-producer Cheryl Pawelski

///

8 CD Super Deluxe CD Edition
82 previously unreleased tracks
(see above track lists)

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)
American Aquarium: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Here Comes Everybody: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
The Unified Theory of Everything: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Lonely in the Deep End: Demos, Drafts, Instrumentals, Etc.
TRANSMISSION CD: 9/18/01 Sound Opinions WXRT – Chicago, IL, With Greg Kot & Jim DeRogatis
Snoozin’ at The Pageant – Live 7/23/02 at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO

Booklet
New liner notes by Bob Mehr
Extensive conversation among Jeff Tweedy, Glenn Kotche, Jim O’Rourke, and set co-producer Cheryl Pawelski

///

7 LP Deluxe Edition
39 previously unreleased tracks
(see above track lists)

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)
The Unified Theory of Everything: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Performances from TRANSMISSION – 9/18/01 Sound Opinions WXRT-Chicago, IL with Greg Kot & Jim DeRogatis
Snoozin’ at The Pageant – Live 7/23/02 at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO

Booklet
New liner notes by Bob Mehr

///

Digital Deluxe Edition
39 previously unreleased tracks
(see above track lists)

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)
The Unified Theory of Everything: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Snoozin’ at The Pageant – Live 7/23/02 at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO
Performances from TRANSMISSION – 9/18/01 Sound Opinions WXRT-Chicago, IL with Greg Kot & Jim DeRogatis

///

2 CD Expanded Edition
18 previously unreleased tracks

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)

Alternate album version (The Unified Theory of Everything) plus bonus tracks:

I Am Trying to Break Your Heart (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
Kamera (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
Radio Cure (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
War on War (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
Jesus, Etc. (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
Ashes of American Flags (Stravinsky Mix) (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
Heavy Metal Drummer (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
I’m the Man Who Loves You (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
Pot Kettle Black (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
Poor Places (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
Reservations (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
Shakin’ Sugar (American Aquarium Version)
Venus Stopped the Train (Here Comes Everybody Version)
Remember to Remember (Hummingbird) (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
A Magazine Called Sunset (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
The Good Part (Here Comes Everybody Version)
Not for the Season (Laminated Cat) (Here Comes Everybody Version)
Cars Can’t Escape (Here Comes Everybody Version)

///

2 LP version

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)

///

Digital Edition

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)

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    Wilco Shares Previously Unreleased Alternate Version of “Kamera,” From Upcoming 'Yankee Hotel Foxtrot' Special Editions

    A previously unreleased alternate version of Wilco’s “Kamera,” from the forthcoming special editions of the band's landmark 2002 album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, due September 16, 2022, is available to hear today. “Kamera (The Unified Theory Of Everything Version),” is part of the Super Deluxe LP and CD sets as well as the Deluxe LP and digital sets. Full details of each of the seven versions is below; album pre-orders are available here. A limited-edition vinyl 7” with versions of “I’m the Man Who Loves You” and “War on War,” from the Super Deluxe box set, is available now from the Wilco Store and the Nonesuch Store.

    The now-classic record has been remastered and will be available as part of each set. The Super Deluxe version comprises eleven vinyl LPs and one CD—including demos, drafts, and instrumentals, charting the making of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot—plus a live 2002 concert recording and a September 2001 radio performance and interview. That box set includes eighty-two previously unreleased music tracks as well as a new book featuring an interview with singer/songwriter/guitarist Jeff Tweedy, drummer Glenn Kotche, and Jim O’Rourke, who mixed the acclaimed 2002 album; an in-depth essay by journalist/author Bob Mehr; and previously unseen photos of the band making the album in their Chicago studio, The Loft. For the Yankee Hotel Foxtrot recording, Wilco was Jeff Tweedy, John Stirratt, Leroy Bach, Glenn Kotche, and Jay Bennett with Craig Christiansen, Ken Coomer, Jessy Greene, Fred Lonberg-Holm, and Jim O’Rourke.

    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot was widely acclaimed as one of 2002’s best albums, appearing in year-end lists of Mojo, NME, Q, Rolling Stone, and Uncut, among many others. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot also was featured in multiple decade-end lists, with Rolling Stone naming it #3 Album of the 2000s, as well as many Greatest Albums of All Time lists, including in the NME.

    Among Yankee’s inspirations was a recording Tweedy bought at Tower Records in the late 1990s, The Conet Project: Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations. As Bob Mehr points out in his new album note, the record got “deep under Tweedy’s skin.” Tweedy said in his 2017 memoir, Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back), “It was as fascinating to me as anything being made by actual musicians using actual instruments … I wanted to know why it was so hypnotic to me. Why could I listen to hours of this stuff, even though I had no clue what any of them were saying. That question became the foundation for Yankee Hotel Foxtrot … the way people communicated or ultimately failed to communicate.” The album takes its title from a haunting recording of a woman repeating those words that is included in The Conet Project; that recording is sampled in the penultimate song on Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, “Poor Places.”

    “Conceptually, Tweedy had decided to focus on a big idea for the next album: the state of America. His lyrics—often distilled from scribbled pages of free verse or poetry—became a form of inquiry,” Mehr continues. Tweedy said, in 2004, “I wanted to write about the stuff right in front of my eyes, microscopically looking at America and asking questions about each little thing … How can there be all these good things and things that I love about America, alongside all of these things that I’m ashamed of? And that was an internal question, too; I think I felt that way about myself.”

    Mehr says, “Exploring those questions, while weaving in strands of Eastern philosophy and bits of autobiography—Yankee lyrics would be loaded with the pained imagery of someone suffering from migraines and mental health issues—Tweedy would conjure a deep examination of both country and self.”

    Describing the uncanny, strangely prescient feeling of the album, which Wilco began offering as a free stream on its website in 2001, Mehr notes: “In the wake of 9/11, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot would be burdened with unintended meaning. The disc had originally been scheduled for a September 11 release. Its cover—a Sam Jones-shot image of Chicago’s twin Marina Towers angled in looming fashion—bore an eerie resemblance to the felled World Trade Center towers. And the songs—with titles like ‘Ashes of American Flags’ and ‘War on War,’ and lyrics about how ‘tall buildings shake, sad voices escape’—took on a terrible new resonance.”

    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot was the first Wilco release on Nonesuch Records following the band’s infamous split with Reprise (both labels are part of Warner Music Group). It was also the first release featuring the line-up of drummer Glenn Kotche and multi-instrumentalist Leroy Bach joining founding members Jeff Tweedy and John Stirratt. The 2002 Sam Jones film I Am Trying to Break Your Heart documented the fraught recording and mixing process, personnel changes, and label issues.

    The relationship with Nonesuch would last nearly a decade and include three more studio albums—the Grammy Award-winning A ghost is born, Sky Blue Sky, and Wilco (the album)—along with a live album and a live DVD, plus reissues of earlier records, before Wilco began its own label, dBpm. The band’s current lineup of Jeff Tweedy, John Stirratt, Glenn Kotche, Mikael Jorgensen, Patrick Sansone, and Nels Cline has been together for nearly twenty years.

    YANKEE HOTEL FOXTROT 2022 Editions:

    11 LP & 1 CD Super Deluxe Edition
    82 previously unreleased tracks

    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

    I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
    Kamera
    Radio Cure
    War on War
    Jesus, Etc.
    Ashes of American Flags
    Heavy Metal Drummer
    I’m the Man Who Loves You
    Pot Kettle Black
    Poor Places
    Reservations

    Remastered and cut by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering

    American Aquarium: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

    Anniversary (Nothing up My Sleeve)
    Venus Stopped the Train
    Poor Places
    I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
    American Aquarium
    Cars Can’t Escape
    Kamera
    War On War *
    I’m the Man Who Loves You *
    Ashes of American Flags
    Not for the Season (Laminated Cat)
    Shakin’ Sugar
    Let Me Come Home
    Poor Places
    Reservations

    *previously issued on a limited-edition vinyl 7”

    Here Comes Everybody: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

    Not for the Season (Laminated Cat)
    Remember to Remember (Hummingbird)
    I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
    Kamera
    Radio Cure
    War on War
    Venus Stopped the Train
    I’m the Man Who Loves You
    The Good Part
    Pot Kettle Black
    Ashes of American Flags
    Poor Places
    Shakin’ Sugar
    Reservations
    Cars Can’t Escape

    The Unified Theory of Everything: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

    A Magazine Called Sunset
    Remember to Remember (Hummingbird)
    I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
    Kamera
    Radio Cure
    War on War
    Jesus, Etc.
    Ashes of American Flags (Stravinsky Mix)
    Heavy Metal Drummer
    I’m the Man Who Loves You
    Pot Kettle Black
    Poor Places
    Reservations

    Lonely in the Deep End: Demos, Drafts, Instrumentals, Etc.

    Love Will (Let You Down)
    Lost Poem Demo
    I’m the Only One Who Lets Her Down
    Has Anybody Seen My Pencil?
    The Good Part
    A Magazine Called Sunset
    A Magazine Called Sunset (Backing Track)
    Anniversary (Nothing Up My Sleeve)
    Kamera
    I’m the Man Who Loves You
    I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
    Jesus, Etc.
    Reservations (Backing Track)
    Let Me Come Home (Synth)
    Ooby Dooby

    Snoozin’ at The Pageant – Live 7/23/02 at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO

    I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
    I’m the Man Who Loves You
    War on War
    Kamera
    Radio Cure
    A Shot in the Arm
    She’s a Jar
    I’m Always in Love
    Sunken Treasure
    Jesus, Etc.
    Heavy Metal Drummer
    Pot Kettle Black
    Ashes of American Flags
    Not for the Season (Laminated Cat)
    Reservations
    California Stars
    Red-Eyed and Blue
    I Got You (At the End of the Century)
    Misunderstood
    Far, Far Away
    Outtasite (Outta Mind)
    I’m a Wheel

    TRANSMISSION: 9/18/01 Sound Opinions WXRT – Chicago, IL, With Greg Kot & Jim DeRogatis

    Interview, Pt. 1
    War on War (Live in Studio)
    Interview, Pt. 2
    Interview, Pt. 3
    I’m the Man Who Loves You (Live in Studio) *
    Interview, Pt. 4
    Should’ve Been in Love (Live in Studio)
    Interview, Pt. 5
    She’s a Jar (Live in Studio)
    Interview, Pt. 6
    Ashes of American Flags (Live in Studio)

    *previously issued on the “War On War” CD single in the UK

    Booklet
    New liner notes by Bob Mehr
    Extensive conversation among Jeff Tweedy, Glenn Kotche, Jim O’Rourke, and set co-producer Cheryl Pawelski

    ///

    8 CD Super Deluxe CD Edition
    82 previously unreleased tracks
    (see above track lists)

    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)
    American Aquarium: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
    Here Comes Everybody: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
    The Unified Theory of Everything: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
    Lonely in the Deep End: Demos, Drafts, Instrumentals, Etc.
    TRANSMISSION CD: 9/18/01 Sound Opinions WXRT – Chicago, IL, With Greg Kot & Jim DeRogatis
    Snoozin’ at The Pageant – Live 7/23/02 at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO

    Booklet
    New liner notes by Bob Mehr
    Extensive conversation among Jeff Tweedy, Glenn Kotche, Jim O’Rourke, and set co-producer Cheryl Pawelski

    ///

    7 LP Deluxe Edition
    39 previously unreleased tracks
    (see above track lists)

    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)
    The Unified Theory of Everything: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
    Performances from TRANSMISSION – 9/18/01 Sound Opinions WXRT-Chicago, IL with Greg Kot & Jim DeRogatis
    Snoozin’ at The Pageant – Live 7/23/02 at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO

    Booklet
    New liner notes by Bob Mehr

    ///

    Digital Deluxe Edition
    39 previously unreleased tracks
    (see above track lists)

    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)
    The Unified Theory of Everything: Building Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
    Snoozin’ at The Pageant – Live 7/23/02 at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO
    Performances from TRANSMISSION – 9/18/01 Sound Opinions WXRT-Chicago, IL with Greg Kot & Jim DeRogatis

    ///

    2 CD Expanded Edition
    18 previously unreleased tracks

    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)

    Alternate album version (The Unified Theory of Everything) plus bonus tracks:

    I Am Trying to Break Your Heart (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    Kamera (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    Radio Cure (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    War on War (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    Jesus, Etc. (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    Ashes of American Flags (Stravinsky Mix) (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    Heavy Metal Drummer (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    I’m the Man Who Loves You (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    Pot Kettle Black (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    Poor Places (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    Reservations (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    Shakin’ Sugar (American Aquarium Version)
    Venus Stopped the Train (Here Comes Everybody Version)
    Remember to Remember (Hummingbird) (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    A Magazine Called Sunset (The Unified Theory of Everything Version)
    The Good Part (Here Comes Everybody Version)
    Not for the Season (Laminated Cat) (Here Comes Everybody Version)
    Cars Can’t Escape (Here Comes Everybody Version)

    ///

    2 LP version

    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)

    ///

    Digital Edition

    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2022 Remaster)

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