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Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix Vinyl LP pressing. 2009 album from the French Electro-Rockers. Born out of restlessness and a steady hunt for inspiration, Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix is a career-defining album filled with the band's signature melding of synthetics and organics, sharp, danceable rhythms, infectious...	Veckatimest Grizzly Bear released Yellow House in 2006. It was a slow, steady and stunning ride, and given the album s otherworldly charm and staying power, it s hard to believe three years have gone by. That might seem like a long time. But given Grizzly Bear s hectic touring schedule, inc...	Around the Well This double CD/triple LP collects songs ranging from out-of-print to never-before-released and spans Iron And Wine's earliest sessions which yielded the band's debut (2002's "The Creek Drank The Cradle") through material recorded for 2007's "The Shepherd's Dog". The double disc i...	American Central Dust After spearheading the alternative country movement with his band Uncle Tupelo, Jay Farrar pursued his vision with Son Volt, who recorded three landmark albums in the '90s before the groundbreaking artist put the band on extended hiatus and cut three solo records. Now back with h...	Humbug 'Humbug,' the 3rd album from Sheffield's Arctic Monkeys finds the band brimming with vim, vigor and new ideas. They brought in a new production accomplice, Josh Homme, for some of the recording. He generously hosted and produced tracks with them at his Joshua Tree studio. Then th...

Can Jim James Do Any Wrong?
I know it is spelled differently, but this is Jim James from My Morning Jacket. It is Jim James doing stripped down, slower versions of famous George Harrison songs. This EP was recorded in 2001 soon after George Harrison died. It is sounds like the slower stuff of My Moring Jacket. It is slow and haunting and beautiful. I feel that even though these are very different versions of the songs Jim James really captures the essence of George Harrison (especially when compared to the All Things Must Pass out takes). I really enjoy James' version of "Long, Long, Long" from the White Album which was a subdued and slower song already. Bottom line: If you are a My Morning Jacet fan, then you need to buy this album.