I saw Wilco playing in a small venue in Birmingham the same night they won two Grammies...they didn't seem to know how to react, whether to be thrilled and cocky or sarcastic because fame and fortune is not really supposed to be what they are about. So they opened the show by announcing they just learned they won two Grammies (in a deadpan voice, Tweedy said, "Before we were losers, now we are winners") and then they played this song first...."The greatest lost track of all time....I can never hear it on the radio." It was a nice moment.
I saw Wilco playing in a small venue in Birmingham the same night they won two Grammies...they didn't seem to know how to react, whether to be thrilled and cocky or sarcastic because fame and fortune is not really supposed to be what they are about. So they opened the show by announcing they just learned they won two Grammies (in a deadpan voice, Tweedy said, "Before we were losers, now we are winners") and then they played this song first...."The greatest lost track of all time....I can never hear it on the radio." It was a nice moment.