The Good Life - Black Out - VINYL LP
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Sophomore effort Black Out signaled The Good Life's transformation from Tim Kasher solo-effort to a full-fledged band. That change makes itself apparent in this collection of upbeat, keyboard driven pop songs intermixed between sparse, vocal driven stories of drunken disappointment. Originally released in 2002,  Black Out is back in print on vinyl for the first time in over a decade. Album Tracks 1. Black Out 2. Beaten Path 3. Some Bullshit Escape 4. O'Rourke's, 1 20 A.M 5. Early Out the Gate 6. New Denial 7. Black Out 8. I Am An Island 9. Drinking with the Girls 10. After O'Rourke's, 2 10 A.M 11. Empty Bed 12. Don't Make Love So Hard 13. Off the Beaten Path 14. Black Out
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- GenreRockDescriptionSophomore effort Black Out signaled The Good Life's transformation from Tim Kasher solo-effort to a full-fledged band. That change makes itself apparent in this collection of upbeat, keyboard driven pop songs intermixed between sparse, vocal driven stories of drunken disappointment. Originally released in 2002,  Black Out is back in print on vinyl for the first time in over a decade. Album Tracks 1. Black Out 2. Beaten Path 3. Some Bullshit Escape 4. O'Rourke's, 1 20 A.M 5. Early Out the Gate 6. New Denial 7. Black Out 8. I Am An Island 9. Drinking with the Girls 10. After O'Rourke's, 2 10 A.M 11. Empty Bed 12. Don't Make Love So Hard 13. Off the Beaten Path 14. Black OutArtistThe Good LifeTitleBlack OutFormatVINYLLabelSaddle Creek
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Sophomore effort Black Out signaled The Good Life's transformation from Tim Kasher solo-effort to a full-fledged band. That change makes itself apparent in this collection of upbeat, keyboard driven pop songs intermixed between sparse, vocal driven stories of drunken disappointment. Originally released in 2002,  Black Out is back in print on vinyl for the first time in over a decade. Album Tracks 1. Black Out 2. Beaten Path 3. Some Bullshit Escape 4. O'Rourke's, 1 20 A.M 5. Early Out the Gate 6. New Denial 7. Black Out 8. I Am An Island 9. Drinking with the Girls 10. After O'Rourke's, 2 10 A.M 11. Empty Bed 12. Don't Make Love So Hard 13. Off the Beaten Path 14. Black Out
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