chubbywolf said:Its pretty "apples and oranges" with those two guys. Its kind of like asking, "what do you like more, fish or candybars?"
Its pretty "apples and oranges" with those two guys. Its kind of like asking, "what do you like more, fish or candybars?"
russiancrowe said:That's like asking "do you prefer sex with the wife, or sex with one of the wife's girlfriends?" They're both great in different ways.
Average Joe said:Cline. good blues based rock players are a dime a dozen. Not to say Ford is bad, he's extremely good, it's just very idiomatic. Cline take it someplace else and I like that
but to hear some folks around here tell it, you'd think Wilco is some flavor of the week hipster band.
Tiny Montgomery said:So, we're going with the premise that MF is a "blues player," now? The solo on "Sometimes Salvation" alone is enough to secure his legend.
Nels Cline is fantastic, too...Never realized Wilco was an "indie" group til now, either.
What, exactly, are you "debating?" Both make great music, enjoy it.
There are bootlegs around of members of the Crowes and Wilco jamming...they did some shows together years ago. That was before Cline joined (and when Ford was in the Crowes the first time), granted, but to hear some folks around here tell it, you'd think Wilco is some flavor of the week hipster band.
That's OK, they've just recently discovered what some of us have known for 15+ years now.
True, good blues players are a dime a dozen. But dissonant indy noodlers are about 12 cents a dozen these days; very soon they'll be a dime too.