Hey Vinyl Fans:
It's been a while since I posted a list of the latest vinyl records that I've picked up so here goes:
New stuff:
The Weepies—Be My Thrill (Nettwerk)
Ray LaMontagne and The Pariah Dogs—God Willin' & The Creek Don't Rise (RCA)
The Black Crowes—Croweology (Silver Arrow)
Brian Wilson—Reimagines Gershwin (Disney)
Austin Lucas—Somebody Loves You (Suburban Home)
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Soundtrack (Abkco)
Old stuff:
Dusty Springfield—Dusty (Philips)
The Lounge Lizards—Live in Tokyo (Island)
Leonard Cohen—Songs From A Room (Columbia)
Neil Young—After The Gold Rush (Reprise)
So far, I'm most excited about the Austin Lucas album. His songs burst with a stream of words. He has so much to say that you can't help but be taken in by his stories and his use of language. His music includes elements of folk, country, and rock, but Lucas has melded them into his own style. Somebody Loves You comes in a hand-numbered silkscreen cover. I ordered it off the fine Vinyl Collective Web site.
This is my favorite song off the album:
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