The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Bringing It All Back Home Again

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Bringing It All Back Home AgainVinyl pressing of their 1999 EP release, the BJM conjure up visions of Beggars Banquet era Rolling Stones and other artists from the swinging '60s. Emphasizing acoustic slide guitars, harmonica, handclaps, and tambourine, Anton Newcombe sings passionately in Jaggeresque style. While decidedly retro, the band is always entertaining as they evoke their musical heroes. Folksy, bluesy, and particularly understated, this disc contains only six songs and

Each of the album's eight tracks was written and recorded in a different iconic city

New York’s iconic Electric Lady Studios

The album was produced for That's Entertainment Records and Varese Sarabande Records by George Korngold

Killer Mike

Phil Mison

Miles Davis embraced this era

a band whose legacy has been widely recognized as of late

For Anyone That Knows You

its popularity and acclaim proved a couple of valuable points: that music fans (and metalheads

That quality in African music has always attracted me and I think Toumani does that really well

the band's musical style and lyrical content have remained consistent

and raw emotion that have defined Metallica’s legendary career