Summer Teeth is the most focused Wilco effort yet, honing the lessons of the last record to forge a majestic pop sound almost completely devoid of alt-country elements. The lush string arrangements and gorgeous harmonies of tracks like "She's a Jar" and "Pieholden Suite" suggest nothing less than a landlocked Brian Wilson, while more straightforward rockers like the opening "I Can't Stand It" bear the influence of everything from R&B to psychedelia... If Summer Teeth has a precedent, it's peak-era Band; the album not only possesses a similar pastoral sensibility, but like Robbie Robertson and company before them, Wilco seems directly connected to a kind of American musical consciousness, not only rejuvenating our collective creative mythology, but adding new chapters to the legend with each successive record. Jason Ankeny (AllMusic)

Four CD set/Digital Equivalent:

-Disc One: Original Summerteeth

-Disc Two: Bonus disc unissued, alternates, demos, outtakes, soundcheck tracks

-Discs Three & Four: uncirculating soundboard from 11/1/99 Boulder CO