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I love it when one of my favorite bands is at the top of their game. Of Montreal has been a fun band to be a fan of over the years. Their sound has changed continually and each period has produced its share of incredible songs and several masterful albums. But with this album, they’ve [...]

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I’ve been on a Johnny Cash kick lately and keep going back to his 1968 and 1969 prison classics – At Folsom Prison and At San Quentin. A lot has been written about these records and their importance so for a change of pace, I wanted to just listen to them back to back and document my [...]

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This music warps time and space. Its groove-driven mix of blues, funk, and nyahbinghi is perfect for rainy, late night drives. The music is at once familiar and new and fits nicely next to Dr. John’s Gris-Gris and Santana’s Caravanserai (it’s less weird than the former and funkier than the latter, but has the same [...]

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I’m not sure why Junior Brown isn’t more popular. He puts on a great live show. He’s a dazzling guitarist. And he writes and performs funny, clever, catchy, “old-school” country songs. This album is a great place to start learning about your new favorite artist. Even if you think you don’t like country music, this [...]

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When you have a large music collection, things tend to get lost. It’s like anything else. You’ve got a ton of Legos – you lose the little dudes heads from time to time. Too many pairs of sneakers? You forget you have that awesome pair of white Chuck Taylors you buried 2 years ago.
 
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