Wilco

In November 1996, Wilco performed a live set for 'Snow Job Much Music' in Canada, just a few months before releasing their influential album 'Being There' in October 1996. This period marked a significant transition for the band as they was evolving from their alt-country roots into a more experimental sound, blending rock with various musical styles. Jeff Tweedy, the band's frontman, was actively establishing himself as a songwriter of note during this time, infusing his music with personal and social commentary. Interestingly, 'Being There' was a double album that showcased the breadth and depth of Wilco's artistry, a step that would pave the way for their future musical explorations. This live performance captures their raw energy and the band's dynamic presence, offering a glimpse into the early years of a group that would go on to shape the alternative rock landscape.

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