Drive-by Truckers

Train? Who would compare the two?

No, for me 'easy listening rock' is along the lines of ACDC, you know, easy to enjoy rock.

But I guess I could have phrased it better.
 
I`ve heard a couple of songs by them but it`s on a kind of DJ/Mix CD so i`ve no idea how much they`ve actually been remixed from the original songs.

I assumed they were a couple of DJs
 
Tornadoes is one of my favorites

I also bought the "Live at the 40 Watt" DVD, it is excellent

Also check out "The Night GG Allin Came To Town"
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rev. flying v said:
the most country songs on their new album. QUOTE]


I think Lisa's Birthday definitely qualifies as country-ish. It's my favorite track off the new one. The album as a whole is better than the last. My favorite is still Dirty South though.

I'm an Isbell and Cooley fan first though. Patterson's vocals are a bit much at times. And I see no reason why Carl Perkin's Cadillac couldn't be a mainstream song. I sneak that onto playlists all the time and no one thinks twice.
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i downloaded The dirty south, listened to it once i think, apparently was not much impressed....too classic for me own taste....
 
Just curious if anyone else has gotten their 2009 album yet Fine Print: A Collection of Oddities & Rarities 2001 - 2008. I for the most part stay away from these types of albums because they're usually a collection of crappy songs that didn't make the final cut, but god damn this one is different. It's got probably the best cover of "Like A Rolling Stone" that I've ever heard.
 
They have a "twang" that at first was very unappealing, but "Uniform" off of Declaration Day, got its hooks in me and they've become growers. Musically an acquired taste, lyrically genuinely awesome.
 
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