Lemonheads Flac

LEMONHEADS / Come on Feel - 30th Anniversary - Expanded 30th anniversary re-issue of The Lemonheads' classic 1993 album. The breakthrough record that took American alt rock global and catapulted Evan Dando into the hearts of a generation. With a wealth of unreleased demos, alternative versions and rarities - including covers of Victoria Williams, Buddy Holly and The Flying Burrito Brothers plus the Cole Porter standard 'Miss Otis Regrets'. "Come On Feel was home to some of his best, sharpest writing - fabulous sunny powerpop and beautiful ballads" The Guardian

Its A Shame About Ray is the 1992 album by Boston, Massachusetts alternative group The Lemonheads, simply listed as Lemonheads on the item. Their fifth album (and second for Atlantic Records), it featured the hit songs "Confetti" and the title track. Their cover of Simon & Garfunkel's "Mrs. Robinson" was added on second pressings as it was becoming a surprise hit. "My Drug Buddy" was changed to a less-offensive "Buddy" since some were offended by the drug connection some clearly saw in the title.

There's Something About Mary Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
For all of its vulgarity, There's Something About Mary was sweet and cheerful, due in no small part to Jonathan Richman's terrific, heartfelt appearances as the film's chorus. They were funny and warm, like the movie itself, and they form the core of the film's soundtrack, which is also a delight. Like any soundtrack, it isn't perfect – a few of the songs, such as Zuba's "Speed Queen," fall flat – but there are enough terrific pop and alt-pop songs, from the Dandy Warhols' "Every Day Should Be a Holiday" and Ivy's "This Is the Day" to Joe Jackson's "Is She Really Going Out with Him" and the Lemonheads' "If I Could Talk I'd Tell You," to make it thoroughly entertaining, especially for any fan of the film. Besides, anyone who has seen the film will not be able to resist a smile with the closing "Build Me Up Buttercup," which became the improbable theme to this brilliant comedy.

Enthusiasm is what singer/songwriter Ben Kweller brings to his work.

bauwaves is a new Austin, TX band featuring Lew Houston, former singer/guitarist for beloved late-'00s Austin-DIY-scene stalwarts Wild America (featured on Matador's Casual Victim Pile: Austin 2010 compilation); Rob Barbato, former bassist for The Fall and Darker My Love; and Art Limon, former drummer for Austin's The Anchor. bauwaves began when Houston fell apart, succumbing to a crippling bout of depression in 2016 that led him to stop writing songs for the first time in 10 years. In early 2017, after therapy and energy healers and meditation and, finally, medication; a new song popped into Houston's head on a walk home from his weed dealer.

Although Boston's Sarah Borges began as a punk rocker who leaned alt country, she has steadily deepened her mastery of a repertoire which includes eclectic covers (X, Smokey Robinson, The Lemonheads, and Tom Waits) and signature originals that mix folk, rockabilly, classic country, singer-songwriter pop songs and gritty electric guitar-led rockers—all of it animated by soulful singing and charismatic stage presence. After a burst of buzz surrounding her 2005 debut Silver City, Borges settled into touring and recording, steadily developing an under-the-radar but widely respected career that builds on the legacies of previous female roots rockers like Rosie Flores and Lucinda Williams. On Together Alone she again teams with Eric "Roscoe" Ambel who produced and played guitar on her last album, 2018's Love's Middle Name.