GLORIA 01/01/2004 tense outbursts of "Disappear" to

tense outbursts of "Disappear" to the unwavering

best known as the founder of the pioneering Chicago rock band Wilco

MIRRORS is essentially metal-lite pop--simultaneously more accessible and more generic than the Cult's usual self-consciously sinister fare

Recording information: Fast Forward Productions (12/1982)

with the anthemic "Queen for a Day" and the funky-yet-symphonic title track among Summer's most beloved songs

GLORIA 01/01/2004 tense outbursts of "Disappear" toThe first and best album by Chicago's Shadows Of Knight is as close as an American band ever came to an equivalent to the early albums by the Rolling Stones. The group is today best known for its magnificent, feral version of Van Morrison's "Gloria," a defining single in the '60s punk canon. But the rest of this album shows that these white boys knew the blues better than most, turning Chess Records standards like "I Got My Mojo Workin'," John Lee