Beck has the big deal release this week. The #1 album at Amazon, Guero involves the Dust Brothers again, who produced the classic Odelay lo those many years ago. This might be worth a listen.
The most famous person releasing an album this week is Will Smith. I'm all in favor of the guy in general, but music seems like the lesser end of his talents. Anyway, Lost and Found is out this week. Personally, I'd probably be at least slightly more interested in Bushwick Bill's Gutta Mixx.
Oh, and Larry the Cable guy celebrates his Right to Bare Arms. Dang, but he's one messed up cracker. What the hell's wrong with him, anyway?
Here's the complete list of this week's major new releases, courtesy AMG:
Beck Guero Geffen
Alternative Dance, Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock
Original Score Sin City Varese
Original Score, Soundtracks
Beanie Sigel The B.Coming Roc A Fella
East Coast Rap, Hardcore Rap, Gangsta Rap
Will Smith Lost and Found Interscope
Pop-Rap, Party Rap
Aslyn Lemon Love Capitol
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock
The Bellamy Brothers Angels & Outlaws, Vol. 1 Curb
Contemporary Country, Country-Pop, Urban Cowboy, Country-Rock
Bloodsimple A Cruel World Warner Brothers
Alternative Metal
The Bravery The Bravery Island
Alternative Pop/Rock
Bushwick Bill Gutta Mixx Lightyear
Hardcore Rap
Concrete Blonde The Essential Capitol
College Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock
Duran Duran Greatest [Deluxe Edition] Capitol
New Romantic, New Wave, Synth Pop, Dance-Pop, Pop/Rock
Duke Ellington Ellington '65 Collectables
Swing, Big Band
Duke Ellington Ellington '66 Collectables
Swing, Big Band
The Free Design There Is a Song Ambrotype
Sunshine Pop, Baroque Pop, Pop
Godfrey Daniel Take a Sad Song... Atlantic
Pop/Rock, Rock & Roll
John Holloway Veracini: Sonatas ECM
Baroque Chamber Music
Charlie Hunter Steady Groovin' Blue Note
Acid Jazz, Contemporary Jazz, Soul-Jazz
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