New album releases, week of 8-10-2004
Published August 11, 2004
Lisa Loeb The Way It Really Is Zoe
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Singer/Songwriter
The Alan Lomax Collection Italian Treasury: Piemonte and Valle D'Aosta Rounder
Field Recordings, Italian Folk, Traditional Folk, Work Songs
The Alan Lomax Collection The Spanish Recordings: Basque Country - Biscay and Guipuzcoa Rounder
Field Recordings, Folksongs
The Alan Lomax Collection The Spanish Recordings: Basque Country - Navarre Rounder
Field Recordings, Folksongs
Malibu Storm Malibu Storm Rounder
Country-Pop, Contemporary Country
Charlotte Martin On Your Shore RCA
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Singer/Songwriter
Mobb Deep Amerikaz Nightmare Jive
East Coast Rap, Hardcore Rap, Gangsta Rap
The Muffs Really Really Happy Oglio
Punk-Pop, Alternative Pop/Rock
Mystikal Prince of the South... The Hits Jive
Southern Rap, Dirty South
Nashville Bluegrass Band Twenty Year Blues Sugar Hill
Progressive Bluegrass, Traditional Bluegrass
Nervous Norvus Stone Age Woo Norton
Novelty
Paul Oakenfold Creamfields Thrive
Club/Dance, Progressive Trance, Trance
Sviatoslav Richter Prokofiev: Sonates pour piano Nos. 2, 6, 9 Praga
Classical Piano Music
Rise Against Siren Song of the Counter Culture DreamWorks
Punk Revival
Space Opera Space Opera Collectors' Choice Music
Country-Rock, Album Rock
Wynn Stewart & Jan Howard The Very Best of Wynn Stewart and Jan Howard Varese Sarabande
Bakersfield Sound, Honky Tonk, Traditional Country
Tin Hat Trio Book of Silk Artemis
Chamber Jazz, Modern Creative
2Pac 2Pac Live Death Row
Gangsta Rap, G-Funk, Hardcore Rap, West Coast Rap
Various Artists Dvorak: Cello Concerto in B minor; Slavonic Dances Deutsche Grammophon
Post-Romantic Orchestral Music
Various Artists Touch My Heart: A Tribute to Johnny Paycheck Sugar Hill
Neo-Traditional Country, Outlaw Country, Singer/Songwriter
Various Artists Is It Rolling Bob? A Reggae Tribute to Bob Dylan Sanctuary
Contemporary Reggae, Reggae-Pop
Various Artists Upstairs at Larry's: Lawrence Welk Uncorked Vanguard
Club/Dance, Electronica, Progressive House, Trip-Hop
Velvet Crush Stereo Blues Action Musik
Alternative Pop/Rock, Jangle Pop, Pop Underground, Indie Pop, Alternative Country-Rock, Indie Rock
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- Published: August 11, 2004
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Count me in on the Robert Johnson.
and...
SPACE OPERA is a classic album from one of the best never-heard band of the 60s and 70s.
I saw 'em live a million times -- and when everybody else was playing "Smoke on the Water" or some such shit, they used to play "Strawberry Fields" pretty much right off the beatles album.
Good stuff, but it helps if yer on acid.
Shark sez THREE thumbs up.
Ahem. Lisa Loeb The Way It Really Is. You have it listed as one of your Amazon links, so why not make mention of it too? Sure Lisa Loeb rarely (if ever) deviates from her style, but she's been doing it so long that it can't go wrong.
Robert Johnson obviously rules, but that's no kind of "new" album. It says "bonus track," but what could they possibly have at this point?
Does Lisa Loeb have any real songs? Maybe I've missed them. She's never made any impression on me at all.
By the way, those category listings come from the All Music Guide. "Neo-traditionalist country" sounds to me like some museum piece, a modern replica crafted to sound "authentic."
al, i think the Tin Hat Trio might be to your liking.
it's a loping kinda of jazz. i've got one record of theirs that even has Tom Waits show up on one of the tunes.
Al would definitely dig Jon Dee Graham
ditto on Robert Johnson.
And we all know Al will buy that reggae dylan...
re lisa loeb. i belive I Miss You or whatever it was called to be a work of great beauty. Havent a clue as to the worth of anything else shes done. i do know she got an ebay auction shut down on account of someone was selling a promo CD of this record a couple months back.
Actually, the new Lisa Loeb album is better than I expected -- somewhat bluesy in parts. I'll have a full review up soon.
i picked up the Lisa Loeb cd this weekend and have to agree with Phillip.
lot's a good songwriting on it...and it's more than just the girl with guitar thing.














come on Al, you know that Robert Johnson disc is gonna be sweet as all hell. Also, what in the great eternal is "neo-traditionalist country" That right there is an exceptional pigeonhole.