Sweet Trip - You Will Never Know Why - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP repressing. BLIND MELON was the eponymous debut album by acclaimed rock band Blind Melon, released in 1992, featuring breakthrough single 'No Rain'. Fronted by singer Shannon Hoon (who can be heard doing backing vocals on Guns N Roses' Use Your Illusion I and II) Blind Melon had a distinctive sound, influenced by Southern Rock and Psychedelic Rock. Songs like 'Soak the Sin' and 'Tones of Home' evoke Hard Rock with a funky sound; 'Time' resembles Grateful Dead-style improvisational music and acoustic songs like 'Change' and 'No Rain' hinted at Pop and Folk influences. The band recorded the bulk of the album with producer Rick Parashar (who had produced Pearl Jam's 'Ten') at London Bridge Studio in Seattle, Washington. Blind Melon's production is marked by the use of outdated amplifiers and other antiquated studio technology. Modern studio effects were not used in it's production as the band wanted to create a pure and intimate sounding record. Album Tracks 1. Soak the Sin 2. Tones of Home 3. I Wonder 4. Paper Scratcher 5. Dear Ol' Dad 6. Change 7. No Rain 8. Deserted 9. Sleepyhouse 10. Holyman 11. Seed to a Tree 12. Drive 13. Time

A mainstay of heartfelt danceable pop since 2006's 'Here In Your Arms', 'Would It Kill You?' (2010), & 'Everything Is Debatable' (2013), Hellogoodbye have uttered beauty once more.Imagine Studio 54, except instead of coke, everyone has a glass of red wine and maybe just smoked a little weed. On S'Only Natural, the fourth album from Hellogoodbye, songwriter Forrest Kline adapts the sonic palette of those 1970's disco groups like Chic and Sister Sledge to interact with his perfectionist production style and timeless pop song-craft. The record moves with a mature and tightly restrained momentum, never too eager or hamming up the premise. Kline's melodies lay relaxed over the four-on-the-floor beats and hypnotic bass runs, so universal they could fit nearly any genre, but they feel most at home here.The title track of S'Only Natural conjures up a celebratory vision of balloons falling from the ceiling. Illuminated by sweeping disco strings, the song grooves forward with unassuming confidence, like Meryl Streep sauntering back up to the podium to grab her third Oscar of the night.On another album standout 'I'll Keep On Following You,' Kline's voice is simultaneously soothing and urgent, and his words weave together with surprising turns, all the while landing in such a comforting and familiar way. All over the record, it's like Forrest is telling you something reassuring you've always heard, but didn't really believe until he said it. He's talking you down after you just had the worst day at work, exuding such self-assuredness and positivity that you have no choice but to accept it as the truth. Album Tracks 1. A1 Honeymoon (Overture) 1 03 2. A2 S'only Natural 3 09 3. A3 You've Got An Expensive Heart 3 53 4. A4 Let It Burn 4 32 5. A5 Close 5 25 6. A6 Anytime Anyform 3 53 7. B1 Put It Out 2 53 8. B2 Hang Loose 4 27 9. B3 I'll Keep on Following You 3 48

Rise Against - Nowhere Generation Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Picture Disc at ALL! Album Tracks 1. The Numbers 2. Sudden Urge 3. Nowhere Generation 4. Talking to Ourselves 5. Broken Dreams, Inc 6. Forfeit 7. Monarch 8. Sounds Like 9. Sooner or Later 10. Middle of a Dream 11. Rules of Play