Cloud Nothings - Turning on - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Put a few North American tours under it's belt. With all the internet notoriety and their recent signing with Carpark, Cloud Nothings are now able to record somewhere besides the basement. For a producer, Dylan chose Baltimore's Chester Gwazda, known for his work with Dan Deacon and Future Islands. Recorded this past August in a warehouse studio in Baltimore's famed Copycat Building (home to the original Wham City and many of the city's best musicians and artists), the self-titled Cloud Nothings album shines through with a crispness and boldness that Dylan has always envisioned. The songs now sound as they do live full of energy, precision, and catchy bits. Dylan plays all the instruments on the album, but this time without the lo-fi scuzz. The excitement and emotion are practically jumping off the grooves.

We've been playing American roots music together since 1963. We were teenagers then, growing up in the complacent suburbs outside Boston. The popular songs among our friends were AM radio hits like InchThe TwistInch and InchUnder the Boardwalk.Inch When we discovered the Club 47 in Cambridge and the Newport Folk Festival, our world changed. Suddenly, we were captivated by songs about ruthless outlaws, stubborn mules, catastrophic floods and fires, faithless lovers who got thrown off bridges, train wrecks, boozing, ghosts, hoboes and general mayhem. Those old blues and ballads inspired this collection, in which you'll hear echoes of many of the great musicians we've been emulating for nearly fifty years, including The Monroe Brothers, Hank Williams, Uncle Dave Macon, Yank Rachel, Dock Boggs, Pink Anderson, Mother Maybelle Carter, Grayson and Whitter, Lead Belly and Doc Watson. Enjoy, and be in touch! InchComfort food for the ears.Inch -Joel Hurd, North Country Public Radio.

Mozart / Strauss / Wiener Philharmoniker / Bohm - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik / Sym. C-Dur Jupiter [COMPACT DISCS] date 09/12/1994