Field Notes Wilco (Limited Edition)- Set of Six

Part of our EDC here at the shop. We love the limited edition offerings from Field Notes and we hope you do as well. This set will no doubt be a collector's edition so grab one while you can!

There are many connections between the extended Wilco and Field Notes families, not the least of which is that we both send our work out into the world via Chicago.

More than anything, Jim, Aaron, and the Field Notes Crew are fans, and Field Notes was thrilled for the chance to collaborate with a band they love so much. We figure there is plenty of overlap between the people who dig Wilco’s music and those who like their products, and we hope you enjoy using these memo books as much as they enjoyed making them.

The box contains six Memo Books reflecting the craft and talent of the artists and the passions and personalities of the musicians. Field Notes co-founder Aaron Draplin recruited the artists and oversaw the process. Read Aaron’s account of the project in our latest Dispatch, “Backstage.”

All six books feature French Construction 100# “Grout Gray” covers with red, blue, and yellow spot inks. Bodies are Finch Opaque 60# “Bright White” text-weight with a light gray dot-grid. The set is packaged in a durable, custom-made slipcase that’s been constructed with the same paper and ink for a perfect match.

These books are waiting for your lyrics, set-lists, and show notes — or maybe your reminders, grocery lists, or meeting notes. Whatever it is, it’s always a good idea to write it down.

The “Wilco × Field Notes” Box Set is available and shipping right now. It will also be available at performances during the band’s European and North American tour in support of their new album, Ode to Joy, which drops on October 4th. The first single from that has been released, “Love is Everywhere (Beware).”

THE ARTISTS:
Jeff Tweedy & Aaron Draplin
Mikael Jorgensen & John Gall
Glenn Kotche & Cody Hudson
Pat Sansone & Lauren Dickens
John Stirratt & Brett Stenson
Nels Cline & Lawrence Azerrad