The freaks of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band have a best of album out containing cuts from all of their albums, This Is the Dirty Dozen Brass Band Collection.
If you consider the ability to break glass at 50 yards with your voice proof of musical talent, then you're in luck. Mariah Carey has a new album out on Def Jam records, The Emancipation of Mimi.
Garbage has a new platter, Bleed Like Me. I didn't think they were that popular, but they're already #6 on the Amazon sales charts.
Also, Willie Nelson has whipped up a tsunami relief record, notable for the total lack of anyone else above the C list. What, he couldn't get Mellencamp to do "Small Town" just one more time for the poor tsunami people?
Here's the complete list of this week's major new releases, courtesy AMG:
Architecture in Helsinki In Case We Die Bar/None
Indie Electronic, Indie Pop, Twee Pop
Mariah Carey The Emancipation of Mimi Island
Adult Contemporary, Urban, Dance-Pop
Garbage Bleed Like Me Geffen
Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative Dance
Martha Wainwright Martha Wainwright Zoe
Contemporary Singer/Songwriter, Folk-Pop
Adult. D.U.M.E. [EP] Thrill Jockey
Neo-Electro, Electro-Techno, Detroit Techno
American Hi-Fi Hearts on Parade Maverick
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Post-Grunge
The Blues Busters Behold: The Anthology Sanctuary/Trojan
Ska, Soul, Rocksteady
Carter Brothers The Essential Carter Brothers Fuel 2000
Electric Blues, Soul
C.O.C. In the Arms of God Sanctuary
Alternative Metal, Heavy Metal, Sludge Metal
Diplomats of Solid Sound Destination...Get Down! Estrus
R&B, Instrumental Rock
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band This Is the Dirty Dozen Brass Band Collection Shout! Factory
New Orleans Brass Bands, New Orleans Jazz, New Orleans R&B, Funk
Harry "Sweets" Edison Sweets Verve
Mainstream Jazz, Swing
Ryan Holladay New Kid in Town Skaggs Family
Contemporary Bluegrass
Husky Rescue Country Falls Minty Fresh
Indie Electronic, Indie Pop, Chamber Pop
Mudvayne Lost and Found Sony
Alternative Metal
The National Alligator Beggars Banquet
Indie Rock
Willie Nelson Songs for Tsunami Relief: Austin to South Asia Lost Highway
Country-Pop, Progressive Country, Americana, Alternative Country, Outlaw Country, Traditional Country, Indie Rock
Joe Newman Joe Newman Quintet at Count Basie's Verve
Hard Bop, Mainstream Jazz
Of Montreal The Sunlandic Twins Polyvinyl
Indie Pop, Neo-Psychedelia, Lo-Fi
The Old Haunts Fallow Field Kill Rock Stars
Indie Rock
Binchois Consort Dufay: Mass for St. Anthony Abbot; Binchois: Mass movements Hyperion
Renaissance Choral Music
Maurizio Pollini Schumann: Davidsbündlertänze; Concert sans orchestre; Kreisleriana Deutsche Grammophon
Romantic Piano Music
The Rosebuds The Rosebuds Unwind [EP] Merge
Indie Rock
Jordi Savall François Couperin: Les Concerts Royaux Alia Vox
Baroque Chamber Music
Joey Scarbury America's Greatest Hero Elektra
Soft Rock, Television Soundtracks
The Sights The Sights New Line/Scratchie
Pop Underground, Garage Rock Revival
Super Furry Animals Fuzzy Logic [Bonus CD] Beggars XL
Neo-Psychedelia, Britpop, Alternative Pop/Rock, Indie Pop
Super Furry Animals Mwng [Bonus CD] Beggars XL
Neo-Psychedelia, Britpop, Alternative Pop/Rock, Indie Pop
Super Furry Animals Outspaced [Reissue] Beggars XL
Neo-Psychedelia, Alternative Pop/Rock, Indie Pop
Super Furry Animals Radiator [Bonus CD] Beggars XL
Neo-Psychedelia, Britpop, Alternative Pop/Rock, Indie Pop
Supersystem Always Never Again Touch & Go
Indie Electronic, Post-Rock/Experimental
Livingston Taylor 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Livingston Taylor Hip-O
Folk-Jazz, Soft Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Folk-Pop
Michael Tilson Thomas Mahler: Symphony No. 9 (Hybrid SACD)
SFSO Live
Post-Romantic Orchestral Music
Greg Trooper Make It Through the World Sugar Hill
Americana, Singer/Songwriter
Various Artists Jazz in Paris: Champs Elysees 1917-1949 Verve
Mainstream Jazz, Swing, New Orleans Jazz, Bop
Various Artists Jazz in Paris: Rive Gauche, Rive Droite 1956-1959 Verve
Mainstream Jazz, Hard Bop
Various Artists Jazz in Paris: Saint-Germain-Des-Pres 1946-1956 Verve
Mainstream Jazz, Swing, New Orleans Jazz
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