Harvest Of Dreams - Trimble, Bobb
| Subject to supplier availability | |
| Format | CD |
| Available | 25-02-2008 |
| Sourced | Australia |
$19.99 |
This is an estimate only, shipping to your postcode may be more or less. Exact shipping charge is shown at checkout.
Home Delivery
Special Order: Subject to supplier availability
Pickup Not
Available
One can only picture how uniquely Bobb Trimble seems to confront reality. It's the early 80s, and as a new decade rolls by, he seems to be going backwards-as if his inner tape was rewinding to the sound of the world he left behind. Like a latter-day Roscoe Holcomb, Trimble reaches that high lonesome sound of modern New England through 'Harvest of Dreams', his second, rarest, last and best LP. One can only guess at the ugliness of the Reaganesque suburban nightmare he's trying to escape! Apart from maybe Daniel Johnston, another soul he could find comfort with, Bobb Trimble displays some of the 1980s' most honest, melancholic and moving American music.
 |  |  |  |
$21.99 (AUD) "No Future/No Past" opener for the sophomore release for Cleveland based Cloud Nothings presents an unexpected move towards rawness. The band's new album Attack On Memory was produced by Steve Albini, a master of the unadorned, and everything about this track creates a tension waiting for it to finally explode. Vocalist and songwriter Dylan Baldi says of the album "While I was writing the songs that would become Attack On Memory, I listened almost exclusively to music that was made before I was born. This is a pretty common practice for me, actually, but I took it to a new level while making the record. I more or less memorized every guitar solo on the best Thin Lizzy albums, listened to only The Wipers for about 3 weeks, and fell asleep to Black Sabbath every night." | $32.99 (AUD) | $18.99 (AUD) | $19.99 (AUD) |
showing 0 of 0 items
