Welcome to another Friday of music new releases. There are a bunch to choose from, but sadly I am not real thrilled about any of them. That is probably a good thing since I had so many from last week that I am still enjoying. There is one I will listen to out of the bunch (highlighted in Blue) and the rest who knows if they will ever find the playlist. Hopefully with all to choose from, there is something that you will gravitate towards. Let me know what interests you are doesn’t. Thanks and have a great weekend!!
- Tobymac – The Elements – (Forefront Records): Tobymac has always proven to me he is a talented artists whether it was with DC Talk or his solo works. The mixture of hip-hop, pop and rock is always a great combination. He spreads the word and makes it an enjoyable experience. This will be the only album this week that is a must listen, the rest…ehh!.
- Live – Local 717 E.P. – (Kalvary Records): It has been awhile since any new Live material and it is much needed. I heard the song below and was intrigued. This might be first up for the day.
- Elvis Costello & the Imposters – Look Now – (Concord Records)
- Tom Morello – The Atlas Underground – (Comandante): This one might get a listen…this song is pretty good.
- Kurt Vile – Bottle It In – (Matador): Okay, maybe this one too.
- David Bowie – Loving the Alien 1983-1988 (11 CD Set) – (Rhino)
- Blues Traveler – Hurry Up & Hang Around – (BT Recordings)
- Evanescence – Synthesis Live – (Eagle Rock Entertainment)
- Nazareth – Tattooed on my Brain – (Frontiers Record)
- Seventh Wonder – Tiara – (Frontiers Record)
- Imperllitteri – The Nature of the Beast – (Frontiers Record)
- City of Thieves – Beast Reality – (Frontiers Record)
- Creye – Creye – (Frontiers Record)
- Eric Clapton – Happy Xmas – (Bushbranch/Surfdog)
- Young the Giant – Mirror Master – (Elektra)
- Edie Brickell & New Bohemians – Rocket – (Verve Forecast)
- Graham Parker – Cloud Symbols – (100% Records)
- Atreyu – In Our Wake – (Spinefarm Records)
- John Hiatt – The Eclipse Sessions – (New West Records)
So ready for that Kirt Vile record
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I am probably going to turn that one on for the drive home today.
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Kurt Vile’s album is the one I’ve been right looking forward to, but there’s a few interesting releases here.
I’m curious about new Live music, so I’ll be checking that out later and I have that Graham Parker album on my list following some chat elsewhere… and a John Hiatt album, too? Jeez!
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The Kurt one keeps popping up on my radar. I will check that one out today. And the Live one.
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The two I’ll be checking out first, I reckon.
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Have you listened to Live? I gave it a first and last listen earlier. Turned it off before Venus in Furs.
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Yes. And it didn’t do anything for me either. Venus is way different than the other songs just an FYI.
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I’ll maybe go back and listen to it – just to give the EP a fair chance! Ha!
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The new Kurt Vile one will be on my turntable soon. Genuinely surprised at the idea of new Live material and will give it a whirl… haven’t really enjoyed much since The Distance To Here (phenomenal record that I need to listen to again)
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A lot fo people have said they want to hear Kurt Vile. He is moving up fast on my list as a result. I need to check this guy out.
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That sounds like Ed is back with Live? If so, I’m in!
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I am not sold on it yet even though Ed is back in.
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An EP will be cheap, might be a good way to dip the toes!
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That is true.
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