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Wilco are a band who have shown that in the 21st century, a band can succeed creatively and commercially on their own terms, even without what would be considered a hit single, especially impressive since Wilco often seemed to be doing well despite their presence on a major-label rather than because of it. Which is why What's Your 20? Essential Tracks 1994-2014 is at once a welcome and curious release: it's essentially a greatest-hits album from a band that's never had a hit single, collecting 38 songs that have made some impression on non-commercial radio and become fan favorites during the band's first two decades. At the same time, What's Your 20? is also a fine "Beginner's Guide to Wilco," as the track listing gracefully charts their progress from a scrappy but heartfelt alt-country band that rose from the ashes of Uncle Tupelo to a thoughtful and imaginative pop/rock band with some outstanding players and an eagerness to experiment.

Dead of Night (1972)
DVD9 | Untouched | ISO | PAL 4:3 720x576 VBR 25.0 fps | 2h 40 mn | 7.10 GB
Audio: English AC-3 Stereo @ 320 kbps 48.0 kHz | Subtitles: English (for Hard of Hearing)
Extras: Menu, Episode Selection, Gallery, PDF | Genre: Horror, TV Series | Country: UK

Dead of Night was a supernatural anthology series which took its title from Ealing Studios' 1945 eponymous portmanteau film. Of the seven plays originally broadcast in the series, only three are known to have survived: Robert Holmes' 'Return Flight', John Bowen's 'A Woman Sobbing' and the best known and most celebrated of the six, Don Taylor's 'The Exorcism'.