The Golding Institute - Final Relaxation - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Prof. Alex Bradford's celebrity rested on his monumental 1954 hit InchI'm Too Close To HeavenInch. In 1962, The Beatles' publicist, Tony Barrow raved about the professor's burning energy and fierce exuberance in the musical InchBlack NativityInch. The recordings on this CD paved the way for Prof. Bradford's international stardom. Album Tracks 1. Every Day and Every Hour 2. Eyes Have Not Seen 3. Alone 4. Tell the World About Jesus 5. Prayer to the Power of the Lord 6. Rock of Ages 7. Now Lord 8. Let the Heavenly Light Shine on Me 9. Oh Lord Remember Me 10. Test at the Judgement 11. Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross 12. Who Can I Blame 13. He's a Wonder 14. Turn Away from Sin 15. He's So Good to Me 16. Bells Keep Ringing 17. Somebody Touched Me 18. I Won't Sell Out 19. Feel Like Running for the Lord 20. I've Got a Job 21. I Feel the Spirit 22. God Never Sent a Soldier to Battle Alone 23. What Do You Know About Jesus 24. I'm Going to Work Till the Day Is Done 25. Think 26. He Supplies My Every Need

Vinyl LP pressing includes . With The Drums' new Abysmal Thoughts, band founder Jonny Pierce is making the exact album he has always held in his heart. Of course, this is The Drums, so that heart is broken-but there's beauty and even bliss in this kind of heartbreak, as well as that special kind of glorious delirium that comes from taking everything life can throw at you and still walking away triumphant. Abysmal Thoughts finds Pierce back in full control of The Drums, not just writing all the songs himself but playing every instrument and bringing his exact personal vision to life. Not coincidentally, it is some of the most revelatory work he's ever done. Album Tracks 1. Mirror 4 04 2. I'll Fight for Your Life 3 50 3. Blood Under My Belt 3 48 4. Heart Basel 4 42 1. Shoot the Sun Down 3 36 2. Head of the Horse 4 38 3. Under the Ice 3 41 4. Are U Fncked 3 59 1. Your Tenderness 4 57 2. Rich Kids 3 07 3. If All We Share (Means Nothing) 3 49 4. Abysmal Thoughts 4 50

The Menzingers are an absolute institution. The Philadelphia punk legends' multi-decade reputation as road warriors with an unbeatable catalog is cemented as hard truth-and their seventh album, Some Of It Was True, stands as their most immediate-sounding and energetic record to date. The follow-up to 2019's sensational Hello Exile accomplishes the daunting task of capturing the Menzingers' distinctive live energy in the confines of the studio, resulting in a sound that's both rich, raw, and complementary to the group's increasingly prismatic songwriting approach. More than 15 years in, the Menzingers are still holding their listeners square in the immediate present, and Some Of It Was True documents that power in thrilling fashion. InchWe wanted to make a fun record and write songs that we wanted to play live, and that's exactly what we did,Inch co-vocalist/guitarist Greg Barnett says InchWe've always said that we want every album to sound live, but we never recorded an album live before. This was the first time we committed to that idea. We wanted to sound like how our band sounds onstage.Inch Making the process easier Grammy-nominated producer Brad Cook (Bon Iver, the War on Drugs, Waxahatchee), who joined the Menzingers in El Paso's legendary Sonic Ranch studios and lent his incredible ear for raw, immediate sound to help the band achieve Some Of It Was True's in-the-room live feel. InchThe Menzingers are as real as it gets,Inch Cook says on his time in the studio with the band. InchI had an absolute blast working with these guys and was moved to tears many times. They are truly dedicated to artistic growth, and to each other, in ways I found both refreshing and beautiful. I am now a lifer.Inch Album Tracks 1. Hope Is a Dangerous Little Thing 2. There's No Place in This World for Me 3. Nobody Stays 4. Some of It Was True 5. Try 6. Come on Heartache