Nick_Lowe-Jesus_of_Cool-30th_Anniversary_Edition-2008-404

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2008-04-14

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ARTiST: Nick Lowe
ALBUM: Jesus of Cool: 30th Anniversary Edition
BiTRATE: 180kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Yep Roc
GENRE: Rock
SiZE: 85.63 megs
PLAYTiME: 1h 02min 47sec total
RiP DATE: 2008-02-25
STORE DATE: 2008-02-19

Track List:
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01. Music For Money                  2:07
02. I Love The Sound of Breaking     3:15
    Glass
03. Little Hitler                    3:01
04. Shake and Pop                    3:23
05. Tonight                          4:00
06. So It Goes                       2:34
07. No Reason                        3:34
08. 36 Inches High                   2:59
09. Marie Provost                    2:51
10. Nutted by Reality                2:51
11. Heart of the City (live)         4:09
12. Shake That Rat                   2:13
13. I Love My Label                  3:01
14. They Called It Rock              3:13
15. Born a Woman                     2:29
16. Endless Sleep                    4:09
17. Halfway to Paradise              2:27
18. Rollers Show                     3:33
19. Cruel to be Kind (original       2:53
    version)
20. Heart of the City                2:08
21. I Don't Want The Night to End    1:57

Release Notes:
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Nick Lowe's first album threw down the gauntlet in grand form--a baker's 
dozen of "pure pop for now people" (which is, in fact, what a nervous 
Columbia Records retitled the album for its stateside release). Lowe was 
charting regularly in his English homeland, and though he didn't reach the 
same heights of chart success in America, several songs have become familiar 
late '70s/early '80s reference points, particularly "I Love The Sound Of 
Breaking Glass" and "So It Goes." At the time of this album's release Lowe 
was also the house producer for Stiff Records (Britain's first independent 
record company) and Elvis Costello, producing his first handful of albums, 
as well as touring regularly with Rockpile. This is an auspicious debut, 
made good upon thereafter by a continuingly engaging career.

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