Wilco's debut album A.M. has been reissued as part of Rhino's High Fidelity series, presented as a deluxe, audiophile-grade vinyl release. Limited to 5,000 numbered copies, it features all-analog mastering by Kevin Gray, 180-gram vinyl pressed at Optimal, and a high-quality tip-on jacket.
Originally released in 1995 following the breakup of Uncle Tupelo, A.M. showcases Wilco's early alt-country sound with standout tracks like "Box Full of Letters" and "Passenger Side." Though initially overshadowed by Son Volt's Trace, this new edition highlights the album's charm and historical significance in Wilco's evolution.
