FEEL LIKE MAKIN LOVE !!!!! whip out your air guitar

Believe me when I tell you 'There are NO bad Badfinger Lps'

Still looking for that extended version of "Tyrone?" Here's that and 12 other Baduistic performances.

Fantastic 1983 debut from one of the best voices in the biz.

early 80s top 40 hit TARZAN BOY used in 90s commerical for LISTERMINT Ooh owwie oh oh oh oh Ooh owies oh oh oh oh.

When we first heard wind of this collab between the most lazy seeming not lazy guy Kurt Vile & the energetic Aussie wordsmith Courtney Barnett the first thought was "Well duh, of course they should do an album together!" A meeting of minds like this COULD go really bad but it doesn't, in fact this is just as good as you'd probably hope for. Vile & Barnett's back & forths make perfect sense & their styles blend together effortlessly. With help from THE DIRTY THREE'S Jim White & Mick Turner & WARSAW's Stella Mozgawa & few others, Kurt & Courtney (how did we only notice this now!) have given as a true gift. RECOMMENDED.

BARONESS has come a long way since their "First" & "Second" days when they were more of a heavy hard- core band. Similar to NEUROSIS or CAVE IN before them, BARONESS have gotten less & less aggressive as time has passed & albums are released, & "Yellow & Green" is their mellowest yet, mainly in the vocals department which is always the area where punks & metalheads get the most bummed out. BUT - if you're like us & welcomed "The Eye of Every Storm" by NEUROSIS & (eventually) "Jupiter," by CAVE IN, then you'll surely find a lot to like on "Yellow & Green." With the current (2012) popularity of bands like GHOST, THE DEVIL'S BLOOD, & WITCHCRAFT, maybe fans are opening up to mellower, more rock-oriented sounds from labels like Relapse. If any of this sounds good, you'll find a lot to like on this double- album (!), which is the quintessential rock move. Beautiful artwork from BARONESS' JOHN BAIZLEY rounds out this stellar package!