Lobo - Roads - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

With the mindset of crafting a debut album conceived out of desire, raised by collaborative muscle-memory, and kept beating, by the sacred-heart of emotional-spirit, The Lounge Society's Tired of Liberty is a stunningly ubiquitous snapshot of instrumental meltdown, and timeless adolescence. Recorded over two weeks in November of 2021, the band were keen to uphold the manipulated elasticity of a recorded event, thus the majority of the eleven tracks were written either just before, or during those fortnight sessions. A rarity for most bands, The Lounge Society functions best as a collective entity. With no core-leader, everything from the sources of inspiration to the lyrics themselves, is handled collaboratively. Far from a documentation of disenfranchised youth, Tired of Liberty seeks to overthrow with striking articulation. Whether it's personal growth, banded maturity, or a hearty combination of the two, Tired of Liberty is an expertly captured documentation of four young-adults, at the baptism of their cultural-ignition.

Lobo was the pseudonym of Roland Lavoie, a '70's singer/songwriter who's first solo hit was InchMe And You And a Dog Named BooInch (1971), which reached #5 in the U.S.; this was followed by InchI'd Love You to Want MeInch (#2) and InchDon't Expect Me to Be Your FriendInch (#8). Featuring a combination of Lobo's original recordings and new recordings, this album also highlights InchWhere Were You When I Was Falling in Love,Inch InchA Day in the Life of a Love,Inch InchGus the Dancing DogInch and InchStoney.Inch

The ever-underrated Lobo, king of the '70s, brings this wonderful compilation featuring all his top folk, soft rock and country pop hits from over the years of his storied career.