The Rolling Stones Singles 1963-1965 Abkco
Styles: Blues-Rock, British Invasion, British Psychedelia, Pop/Rock, Rock & Roll, British Blues, Hard Rock, Psychedelic Pop
Sevendust Southside Double-Wide: Acoustic Live [Bonus DVD] TVT
Styles: Alternative Metal
Carly Simon Reflections: Carly Simon's Greatest Hits BMG Heritage
Styles: Pop/Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Soft Rock, Adult Contemporary
Mamie Smith Crazy Blues: The Best of Mamie Smith Columbia/Legacy
Styles: Classic Female Blues, Prewar Blues, Jazz Blues, Vaudeville Blues, Early American Blues
Styx Come Sail Away: The Styx Anthology A&M
Styles: Album Rock, Arena Rock, Hard Rock, Pop/Rock, Prog-Rock/Art Rock
Various Artists John Adams: Road Movies Nonesuch
Styles: Modern Chamber Music
Lee Ann Womack Greatest Hits MCA
Styles: Contemporary Country
Young Heart Attack Mouthful of Love Beggars XL
Styles: Hard Rock
The new Los Lobos album sounds about the most interesting of these new items, pairing them with guest collaborators. Cool people are most interested in hearing the re-invention of "Matter of Time" with Elvis.
I haven't heard this new Magnetic Fields album, but you MUST hear the earlier classic song "All My Little Words."
Note that the Ween album comes with a bonus DVD.
From everything I've heard from him, "It's Not Funny" probably makes a perfectly good description of David Cross' supposed "comedy." If you're interested, though, Sub Pop has several mp3s of him (and numerous other Sub Pop acts) available HERE.
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Magnetic Fields is on my to-do list. And possibly Missions of Burma.
Also releasing today is a fantastic collection of Country Gospel songs, as chosen by the Country MusiC Hall of Fame, featuring Johnny Cash, Emmylou Harris, Elvis, and so on and so forth.
Also releasing is the new Demon Hunter album. Rock n roll.