When I was a kid, my brother, sister and I would spend every Saturday with my grandparents and then Sunday morning, my Grandma Dee would take us to church. My parents didn't go to church, so I had a balanced childhood of both worlds. Good moral guidance for a kid and the choice of religion. The last time I went to church was in 1999. I was 18 and sleep walking through Army basic training, but that's another story.
A lot of the weekends I spent at my Grandparents, I was upstairs listening to my parents old records. Beatles, Tommy James, Bee Gees, Johnny Cash and many others. I still have those records and a 'few' more. I keep telling my self they are an investment, while at the same time playing the hell out of them, depreciating their value.
I picked up this gem the other day and have it waiting for me back home. It cost me less than what I would pay for a Hamburger over here. I never heard of the B-side before. Ah, the beauty of finding music.
As the youtube synopsis states:
This is a previously unreleased Wilco track (featured as a B Side on the 7 inch single for "You Never Know) called "Unlikely Japan". I would call it an early version of "Impossible Germany" but really, this is a totally different song. Recorded in 2003, it is sort of the missing link between "A Ghost is Born" and "Sky Blue Sky".
I can't say what this means to me
I don't begin to understand
I don't begin to understand
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