2008-04-14
Billy Bragg’s first release on Epitaph’s sister label Anti-. The politically-charged Bragg takes emotion sparked by war, hate, and greed and turns out yet another thought-provoking, protest-singing powerful record. However, Bragg continues to also bring unity and hope for the future. A terrific and relevant record, hopefully the masses will take notice. Check out tracks 1 “I Keep Faith”, track 4 “The Beach Is Free”, track 5 “Sing Their Souls Back Home”, track 9 “If You Ever Leave”, and track 11 “The Johnny Carcinogenic Show”. - Lane ZoerhofThe Eighteenth Day of May
The Eighteenth Day of May
PAUL BURCH
Still Your Man
Bob Dylan
Together Through Life
Pete's Posse
The Conversation
CAROLINA CHOCOLATE DROPS
Genuine Negro Jig
CARRIE RODRIGUEZ
LOVE AND CIRCUMSTANCE
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