Un mundo en cada canción

After How to Write a Song, the leader of Wilco gives us an exciting and vivid mix of memories, music and sources of inspiration from fifty songs that have marked him as an artist and as a person, the experiences that are hidden behind each one, as well as what he learned about how music and life are inextricably linked. In the author's words, "this book is the one I probably would have written first if I had been more ambitious, and if I had been a little clearer about what matters most to me in this world and what I have thought about the most by far: the other people's songs. And how much they have taught me as a person: to think about myself and others. And that listening to almost anything consciously and open-mindedly can be a deeply personal experience with universal dimensions. And I most important of all: how songs absorb and contribute to enhancing our own experiences and store our memories. Without any musical prejudices and far from the snobbery so common in rock criticism, Tweedy talks about songs by groups and soloists as diverse as The Replacements, ABBA, Deep Purple, Mavis Staples, The Velvet Underground, Joni Mitchell, Otis Redding, Dolly Parton, the Ramones, Suicide, Billie Eilish, John Cage or Rosalía.