Artist: Frank Turner
Album: Last Minutes & Lost Evenings
Bitrate: 258kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Epitaph
Genre: Rock
Size: 102.96 megs
PlayTime: 0h 52min 47sec total
Rip Date: 2012-09-29
Store Date: 2012-09-28
Track List:
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01. I Knew Prufrock Before He Got 3:15
Famous
02. I Still Believe 3:45
03. Try This At Home 1:55
04. The Real Damage 3:36
05. Father's Day 4:50
06. Nashville Tennessee 3:42
07. Dan's Song 1:58
08. Substitute 2:44
09. Reasons Not To Be An Idiot 3:49
10. Sons Of Liberty 4:27
11. The Road 3:57
12. Long Live The Queen 3:29
13. The Next Round 4:35
14. Photosynthesis 4:12
15. The Ballad Of Me And My Friends 2:33
Release Notes:
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Singer-songwriter Frank Turner has had an extraordinary two-years in his native
England. Heralded as "The people's prince of punk poetry" by the NME, he has
amassed a huge and adoring fan base, breakthrough radio hits and a sold out
headlining show at Wembley Arena (documented in a thrilling new DVD). It all
reached a crescendo with a historic performance at the biggest show on earth,
the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics.
In the states Turner remains, for the time being, an emerging star on the verge
of a breakthrough similar to those experienced by like artists The Gaslight
Anthem and Dropkick Murphys. After opening for Social Distortion, The Offspring
along with the before mentioned Dropkicks and Gaslight Anthem as well as
completing a triumphant 2012 headline tour, word of Turner is spreading across
the US.
To help the process along, we would like to offer a special introduction to the
man and his music. Last Minutes and Lost Evenings delivers 15 songs, a riveting
mix of standards and rarities hand-picked by Turner to get American fans off on
the right foot.
Bundled with a full DVD of his groundbreaking Wembley show û almost two hours of
music, with plenty of rousing sing-alongs and folk-punk fury from FrankÆs
amazing band The Sleeping Souls û Last Minutes and Lost Evenings is a record
longtime fans will cherish. For stateside fans just hearing of Frank Turner,
itÆs an ideal introduction.