Summerteeth (Deluxe Edition)

CD1 ORIGINAL ALBUM

1. Can’t Stand It
2. She’s A Jar
3. A Shot In The Arm
4. We’re Just Friends
5. I’m Always In Love
6. Nothing’severgonnastandinmyway (Again)
7. Pieholden Suite
8. How To Fight Loneliness
9. Via Chicago
10. Elt
11. My Darling
12. When You Wake Up Feeling Old
13. Summer Teeth
14. In A Future Age
15. 23 Seconds Of Silence
16. Candyfloss
17. A Shot In The Arm (Remix)

CD2 OUTTAKES/ALTERNATES/DEMOS

1. Tried And True (Demo)
2. I’m Always In Love (Demo)
3. All I Need (Demo)
4. I’ll Sing It (Demo)
5. Two Guitars (Instrumental) (Demo)
6. Candyfloss (Demo)
7. In A Future Age (Demo)
8. No Hurry (Demo)
9. She’s A Jar (Demo)
10. Can’t Locator It (Guitar Riff Demo)
11. Nothing’severgonnastandinmyway (Again) (Demo)
12. Summer Teeth (Slow Rhodes Version)
13. Pieholden Suite (Alternate)
14. I’m Always In Love (Early Run Through)
15. My Darling (Alternate)
16. Tried And True (Alternate)
17. She’s A Jar (Alternate)
18. Nothing’severgonnastandinmyway (Again)
19. Candyfloss (Intro)
20. Every Little Thing (Alternate)
21. Viking Dan (Outtake)
22. We’re Just Friends/Yee Haw (10/29/99 Minneapolis Soundcheck)
23. Summer Teeth (Alternate)
24. In A Future Age (Take 3)

CD3 LIVE AT THE BOULDER THEATER-BOULDER, CO 11/1/99 (PART ONE)

1. Via Chicago
2. Candyfloss
3. Summer Teeth
4. I’m Always In Love
5. I Must Be High
6. How To Fight Loneliness
7. Hotel Arizona
8. Red-Eyed And Blue
9. I Got You (At The End Of The Century)
10. Nothing’severgonnastandinmyway (Again)
11. She’s A Jar
12. A Shot In The Arm
13. We’re Just Friends
14. Misunderstood

CD4 LIVE AT THE BOULDER THEATER-BOULDER, CO 11/1/99 (PART TWO)

1. Hesitating Beauty
2. Christ For President
3. Passenger Side
4. Can’t Stand It
5. Forget The Flowers
6. New Madrid
7. California Stars
8. Kingpin
9. Casino Queen
10. Outta Mind (Outta Sight)
11. Hoodoo Voodoo
12. Monday

Summer Teeth is the most focused Wilco effort yet, honing the lessons of the last record to forge a majestic pop sound almost completely devoid of alt-country elements. The lush string arrangements and gorgeous harmonies of tracks like "She's a Jar" and "Pieholden Suite" suggest nothing less than a landlocked Brian Wilson, while more straightforward rockers like the opening "I Can't Stand It" bear the influence of everything from R&B to psychedelia…If Summer Teeth has a precedent, it's peak-era Band; the album not only possesses a similar pastoral sensibility, but like Robbie Robertson and company before them, Wilco seems directly connected to a kind of American musical consciousness, not only rejuvenating our collective creative mythology, but adding new chapters to the legend with each successive record. Jason Ankeny (AllMusic)