2009-05-11
This is Jill Sobule’s first release on her own record label, and get this, this album was made possible by Sobule’s fans who came through with more than $89,000 in donations to finance it, how cool is that? On this record, Sobule documents her recent relocation to the West Coast with a series of songs that blend the hallmarks of her career: “storytelling marbled with telling details, sarcastic wit and easy-to-hum choruses.” Jill has songwriting skills that transcend her one-novelty-hit wonder status (1995’s ‘I Kissed A Girl’). -Reviewed by LaRaeElephant Stone
Ship Of Fools
Hugh Cornwell
The Fall And Rise of Hugh Cornwell
Elliott Smith
From a Basement on a Hill
Guy Pearce
A Slipping Down Life OST
Big Head Todd and The Monsters
All The Love You Need
THE WHITE STRIPES
Icky Thump
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