This band never stops. Every c.d. is more powerful than the one before. I admit I'm a total fan, but I have hated every new Wilco c.d. when it came out. I was nervous when I first sat down to listen to Ghost is Born. And my fears were realized. I hated it. The techno sound of "Spiders," the astoundingly long piece of noise at the end of "Less than you Think," the absence of recurring catchy coruses, the moving songs that end when you want more... I was despondent. Was this the end of Wilco? But then, on second hearing, on third hearing,on fourth hearing, Tweedy and Wilco pulled me into their mad and beautiful whirlwind. Astounding guitar riffs, complex instrumentation, and yes, really really catchy tunes, even if they are not packaged in a linear commercial way. And layers of meaning thrown in the mix. Listen to this album, and keep listening. Wilco gives us the best of both worlds--Rock and Roll experimentation combined with music that will make you want to dance.