The most promising item in this weeks new CD releases looks like the Dirty Dozen Brass Band with Funeral for a Friend. It's a religiously oriented lineup, including such classics as "Jesus on the Mainline."
Judas Priest has a FIVE DISC set out. Why?
Notice the Rhino Handmade compilations. I recognized only one of the titles from the Hallucinations set, and NONE from the soft pop nuggets set- not even the Monkees title. Coming from Rhino, collections with a high content of unknown songs certainly light my interest.
This week's major releases, from All Music Guide:
Various Artists Hallucinations: Psychedelic Pop Nuggets From the WEA Vaults Rhino Handmade
Styles: AM Pop, Pop, Psychedelic, Psychedelic Pop, Sunshine Pop
Johnny Paycheck The Little Darlin' Sounds of Johnny Paycheck: The Beginning Koch
Styles: Honky Tonk, Progressive Country, Traditional Country
Judas Priest Metalogy Columbia/Legacy
Styles: New Wave of British Heavy Metal, Hard Rock, British Metal, Heavy Metal, Album Rock
Jamie Cullum Twentysomething [US] Verve
Styles: Jazz-Pop, Vocal Jazz, Ballads, Contemporary Jazz, Crossover Jaz
Vinicius Cantuaria Horse and Fish Bar/None
Styles: Brazilian Jazz, Afro-Brazilian, Brazilian Pop, Bossa Nova, Latin Soul, Tropicalia, Samba
Popa Chubby Peace, Love and Respect Blind Pig
Styles: Modern Electric Blues
Conchord Poulenc: Chamber Music ASV
Styles: 20th-Century Chamber Music
The Delmore Brothers Classic Cuts 1933-1941 JSP
Styles: Old-Timey, Traditional Country, Country Gospel, Appalachian Folk
Detroit Grand Pubahs Galactic Ass Creatures from Uranus Poker Flat
Styles: Techno, Club/Dance, Detroit Techno, Electro-Techno
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Funeral for a Friend Artemis
Styles: New Orleans Jazz, New Orleans Brass Bands
Division of Laura Lee Das Not Compute Epitaph
Styles: Indie Rock, Punk Revival
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