Nick Lowe

[Steve Savicki]

Anyone going to pick up his 30th anniversary edition:

1. Music For Money
2. I Love the Sound Of Breaking Glass
3. Little Hitler
4. Shake And Pop
5. Tonight
6. So It Goes
7. No Reason
8. 36 Inches
9. Marie Provost
10. Nutted By Reality
11. Heart Of the City (Live)
12. Shake That Rat
13. I Love My Label
14. They Called It Rock
15. Born A Woman
16. Endless Sleep
17. Halfway To Paradise
18. Rollers Show
19. Cruel To Be Kind - (Original Version)
20. Heart Of the City
21. I Don't Want the Night To End

So much more music than the original release.:rock:

[Steve Savicki]

Site slogged... sorry for the dupe.

[Gringo]

Gotta love Nick Lowe! I'm a huge fan of his earlier stuff, and this is his best album i think.

[Steve Savicki]

How far in his career do you dig his music?

I used to have some cassettes through '82-'83.

[Gringo]

It' actually been very long since i listened to Nick Lowe, but a lot of his earlier stuff i like. I kind of lost interest after Little Village(what a great album by the way...)

[Steve Savicki]

Gring,

What year was that album?

[WhoCares?]

Pick up Rockpile's, "Seconds of Pleasure"

Nick Lowe, Dave Emunds, Billy Bremner & Terry Williams

An overall superb effort. Nothing fancy, just straight ahead rock with a 60's rockabilly twang

[Steve Savicki]

How does the rockability compare to Stray Cats and Reverend Horton Heat?

[WhoCares?]

They don't compare at all

The Cats & Horton's forte was rockabilly

This Rockpile effort is rock & roll with a 60's feel & a little rockabilly mixed in

It's hard to explain. It's like they did a Everly Brothers "thing", a swing "thing", ect.

But it's all rock & roll & the album kicks ass

Well known songs may be "Teacher, Teacher" & "When I write the book"

Check it out if you like that sort of thing