Chris_Cacavas-Chris_Cacavas_And_Junk_Yard_Love-CD-FLAC-1998-BOCKSCAR

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BOCKSCAR

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   Artist  : Chris Cacavas
   Album   : Chris Cacavas & Junk Yard Love
   Bitrate : 829 kbps

+-------------------------------[Release Info]-------------------------------+

   Source     : CD (LP)
   Label      : Heyday
   Year       : 1998
   Genre      : Rock
   Rip date   : 2015-02-21
   Store date : 1998-00-00
   Encoder    : FLAC 1.2.1

+--------------------------------[Track List]--------------------------------+

  1.  Driving Misery                                                 3:33
  2.  Truth                                                          4:12
  3.  Wrecking Yard                                                  3:44
  4.  I Didn't Mean That                                             4:54
  5.  Angel On A Mattress Spring                                     3:11
  6.  Load Off Me                                                    3:26
  7.  Blue River                                                     5:06
  8.  Honeymoon                                                      4:31
  9.  Four Corners USA                                               3:51
  10. Jukebox Lullabye                                               5:29
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                                                                     41:57

+-------------------------------[Release Notes]------------------------------+

  Chris Cacavas' solo debut contains some of the most enduring songs of his
  career, from the jangle rock of "Driving Misery" to the mean blues of "I
  Didn't Mean That." Paisley Underground pal Steve Wynn guides Cacavas and his
  clutch of L.A. musicians through these ten melody-soaked, lyric-intensive
  neo-roots rock songs. "Blue River" is an intentional wink to "Ode to Billy
  Joe," and Crazy Horse echoes throughout "Load of Me," but neither song suffers
  from the weight of its influences. In fact, only "Four Corners USA" gets stuck
  in a rut, suffering from the ever-popular mid-'80s disease of R.E.M.
  imitation. Cacavas is best when he sticks to his own winning and wry
  singer/songwriter style.

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