Editors' Notes There are myriad and unexpected dimensions to Conor Oberst's body of (mostly) folky indie rock. With Gillian Welch's contribution to his own “Lua,” it becomes a stunning, lonesome country song. Somehow he sounds even more vulnerable than Elliott Smith on a sparse cover of “The Biggest Lie.” And his first project, Commander Venus, lays out sneering basement punk on “We'll Always Have Paris.”
Oh, You Are the Roots That Sleep Beneath My Feet and Hold the Earth in Place
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Falling Out of Love at This Volume
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