Another snooze week, including few highlights. Among them, the full-scale release of the new Cheap Trick album "The Latest", which has been available direct from the band and Amazon for a month (although only as a high-end CDR). A collection of new recordings of old, but previously unreleased, songs, "The Latest" has long-time fans raving.
A new Fiery Furnaces release will be big with the indiekids, while marginally talented Brooke Hogan releases yet another album in her plan to take over a small corner of south Florida. The airbrushed on the side of a van cover is one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
Ian Hunter releases a new and already highly acclaimed album this week in advance of the Mott The Hoople reunion dates.
Kid Rock's huge album of last year is re-released with two extra tracks, which seems pretty odd considering his fan-friendly stance regarding itunes, etc.
The vultures circle the King of Poop's grave a bit more with the re-release of a remix album no one wanted in the first place, and Nick Lowe has a new boxed set of his last three albums that will remind us how much we love "Pure Pop For Now People" and how concerned we are that the long-promised "Labour Of Lust" reissue is still needed.
We hear this new Jordin Sparks album is a career breakthru, and that the Sugar Ray reunion album is not.
We aren't sure who asked for new albums from Stryper and Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs as both of their last albums were underwhelming, even considering the limited appeal of both projects. Both are more relevant than Motley Crue's re-released late 90's live album, which adds nothing and is seemingly only being made available for the one guy who doesn't live near a pawn shop or used record store where he could fish out multiple copies from the .99 cent bin.
Finally, "We The Kings" release a new EP, which presumably means they have written another song as good as Juliet or S-Curve wouldn't bother. Looking forward to it.
AMERICAN STEEL-Dear Friends And Gentle Hearts
ASSEMBLY OF DUST-Some Asembly Required
ATHEIST-Unquestionable Presence: Live At Wacken
BAD VEINS-Bad Veins
BLUE ROSES-Blue Roses
CHEAP TRICK-Latest
CITY OF SHIPS-Look What God Did To Us
CLARK-Totems Flare
COLIN OF ARABIA-Pain Machines
EYEDEA & ABILITIES-By The Throat
FIERY FURNACES-I'm Going Away
FOR THE FALLEN DREAM-Relentless
FOUR YEAR STRONG-Explains It All
FRISELL, BILL-Disfarmer
HE IS LEGEND-It Hates You
HOGAN, BROOKE-Redemption
HUNTER, IAN-Man Overboard
JACKSON, MICHAEL-Blood On The Dance Floor
KID ROCK-Rock N Roll Jesus (+2)
LIVING WITH LIONS-Make Your Mark
LOVATO, DEMI-Here We Go Again
LOVEHAMMERS (M.CASEY)-Heavy Crown
LOWE, NICK-Brentford Trilogy
MAGNOLIA ELECTRIC CO.-Josephine
MARKIE, BIZ-Ultimate Diabolical
MEMPHIS MAY FIRE-Sleepwalking
MOTLEY CRUE-Live: Entertainment Or Death
OUR LADY PEACE-Burn Burn (CD/DVD)
OUR LADY PEACE-Burn Burn
PORTUGAL THE MAN-Satanic Satanist
RANDAM LUCK-Graveyard Shift
RICEBOY SLEEPS (SIGUR ROS)-Riceboy Sleeps
RX BANDITS-Mandala
SEAMAN, DAVE-This Is Audiotherapy 2
SET YOUR GOALS -This Will Be The Death Of Us
SPARKS, JORDIN-Battlefield (Deluxe Edition)
SPARKS, JORDIN-Battlefield-
STARLIGHT MINTS-Change Remains
STRYPER-Murder By Pride
SUGAR RAY-Music For Cougars
SWEET, M./HOFFS, S.-Under The Covers: Vol. 2
TALBOT TAGORA-Lessons In The Woods Or A City
TRIFE DIESEL-Better Late Then Never
TURNER, FRANK-Love Ire & Song
VARIOUS ARTISTS-OM 15: CELEBRATING 15 YEARS
VARIOUS ARTISTS-STRONG ISLAND-Best Of Long Island Hard
VARIOUS ARTISTS-TOTAL CLUB HITS 3-Total Club Hits 3
WE THE KINGS-Secret Valentine EP
WHEAT-White Ink, Black Ink
WYE OAK-Knot
YOU ME AT SIX-Take Off Your Colours
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