2016-11-28
This was a pretty funny album to me. There are a couple of tunes on here like track 1 where he is singing about smoking dope and getting caught by old smokey. Also on Track 11, he talks about Hootie and the Blowfish in a pretty funny way. I would say this album has an old school feel to it, with sounds like The Mama's and The Papa's on a few tracks, and switching gears on some other tunes which have more picking and a country feel to it, and even a singer songwriter feel as well. Solid overall, with tracks 1, 4, 6, and 11 being some of my favorites on the album.
review by Matt
WITHERED HAND
New Gods
Michael Franti
Songs from the Front Porch
JOSH RITTER
THE HISTORICAL CONQUESTS OF JOSH RITTER
BETH ORTON
Comfort of Strangers
AMONG THE OAK & ASH
Among the Oak & Ash
Mark Brown
Uncle Buckle
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