CortezTheKiller

Was turned onto Cary Hudson a few months ago by a friend. I feel silly for being late to this party. Great stuff. NP:

"Goodbye" Drive-By Truckers

"Harvest Moon"

This thread is a joke right?

I had to leave a Louris/Olson show in 2004 due to my partner in crime being shattered.

Their debut album called The Bunkhouse Album or is refered to as their self-titled record. It was released in limited supply in '86 on a small, independent label. It never received its proper release. It's long out of print now.

The Dexateens Lost and Found

Huh? His debut album came out in 1973. I'm not sure what you mean by this. Born in the U.S.A. definitely has a 1980's sound to it. I've seen interviews with Bruce where he said he was looking to make an album that captured the sound that was going on at the time. Other than that record, I wouldn't say he has an "80's sound." The record you specifically say you'll go back to (Nebraska) was released in the fucking 1980's ironically enough. The Springsteen albums I cherish (Greetings, Wild/Innocent, Born to Run, Darkness, The River, Nebraska, Tunnel, Tom Joad, Devils, Rising, and Magic) do

This response has changed my opinion of your posts - for the better.

Not sure why this is worth stating in any way, shape, or form.

So what happened to this?

Mr. Phillips never blew enough hot air to need a little gold plated paperweight He promised him a Cadillac and put the wind in Carl's face He did just what he said he was gonna do and the money came in sacks New contracts and Carl Perkins' Cadillac - Carl Perkins Cadillac If I could have one wish right now I'd be about as half as tough as I pretend I am - Space City

You need to check this out then.

Got Decoration Day on the turntable right now and "When the Pin Hits the Shell" is such a great fuckin' song.