Jeff_Bruckner-Take_Me_To_The_West_Coast-2008-404 ARTiST: Jeff Bruckner ALBUM: Take Me to the West Coast BiTRATE: 216kbps avg QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz LABEL: CD Baby GENRE: Rock SiZE: 57.25 megs PLAYTiME: 0h 35min 07sec total RiP DATE: 2008-06-22 STORE DATE: 2008-06-02
Track List: -------- 01. Chicago 3:30 02. Not Feelin' It 3:38 03. Point of View 3:01 04. Murdering Man 3:16 05. Quarterback Lover 3:22 06. I Never 2:36 07. Song to Pay for You 3:48 08. Love Me Now 3:52 09. Annie Hall 3:41 10. Envy of All Our Friends 4:23
Release Notes: -------- Infectious power pop you can dance to has never sounded better than on Jeff BrucknerÆs debut album, ôTake Me To The West Coast.ö
The young, sweater-vest sporting, floppy-hair-head-bopper packs a poppy crunch into his tales of heartache and desire. Not to be outdone by wicked guitar work courtesy of Stephen Butler (Smash Palace) and a strong back beat provided by Anthony Bezich (Mezzrow),BrucknerÆs strengths lie in his quirky storytelling and antihero escapades as showcased in tracks, ôChicago,ö ôNot FeelinÆ It,ö and ôMurdering Man.ö For the rock clubbers out there, ôQuarterback Loverö and ôI Neverö provide chanting anthems you can move your feet to. And on ôPoint Of Viewö and ôEnvy Of All Our Friendsö Bruckner demonstrates his acoustic flair he patented during his stint in Los Angeles.
YouÆll be hooked on BrucknerÆs hooks after one listen, as this is truly an album that can be appreciated by all.
Jeff_Bruckner-Take_Me_To_The_West_Coast-2008-404
ReplyDeleteARTiST: Jeff Bruckner
ALBUM: Take Me to the West Coast
BiTRATE: 216kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: CD Baby
GENRE: Rock
SiZE: 57.25 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 35min 07sec total
RiP DATE: 2008-06-22
STORE DATE: 2008-06-02
Track List:
--------
01. Chicago 3:30
02. Not Feelin' It 3:38
03. Point of View 3:01
04. Murdering Man 3:16
05. Quarterback Lover 3:22
06. I Never 2:36
07. Song to Pay for You 3:48
08. Love Me Now 3:52
09. Annie Hall 3:41
10. Envy of All Our Friends 4:23
Release Notes:
--------
Infectious power pop you can dance to has never sounded better than on Jeff
BrucknerÆs debut album, ôTake Me To The West Coast.ö
The young, sweater-vest sporting, floppy-hair-head-bopper packs a poppy crunch
into his tales of heartache and desire. Not to be outdone by wicked guitar work
courtesy of Stephen Butler (Smash Palace) and a strong back beat provided by
Anthony Bezich (Mezzrow),BrucknerÆs strengths lie in his quirky storytelling and
antihero escapades as showcased in tracks, ôChicago,ö ôNot FeelinÆ It,ö and
ôMurdering Man.ö For the rock clubbers out there, ôQuarterback Loverö and ôI
Neverö provide chanting anthems you can move your feet to. And on ôPoint Of
Viewö and ôEnvy Of All Our Friendsö Bruckner demonstrates his acoustic flair he
patented during his stint in Los Angeles.
YouÆll be hooked on BrucknerÆs hooks after one listen, as this is truly an album
that can be appreciated by all.