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Ryan Adams "29" $16.99 He's got a great mix of a singer/songwriter and a garage rocker style all wrapped in one. Released in 2006, this album includes "Carolina Rain" and "Twenty Nine."	Ryan Adams "Jacksonville City Nights" $15.99 Released in 2005 it's a straight-forward country album. A 14 song collection designed for late-night drinking. Includes "Dear John", and "Kiss before I Go."	Ryan Adams "Cold Roses" $14.99 Released in 2005 with his new backing band, The Cardinals, Adams went back to his country-rock roots with this double album. It's a fan favorite.
Asylum Street Spankers "Spanks for the Memories" $13.99 This Austin based band released it's debut album in 1996. With a huge cult following, the Spankers uniquely mix acoustic blues with early jazz sounds and use no microphones or amplifiers at their shows. But don't worry, you can hear them, thanks to their usual heavy cast of guest musicians. A Spankers live show is like none you've ever seen	Asylum Street Spankers "Spanker Madness" $15.99 The cover art for this 2000 release is a collection of propaganda posters associated with the cult film classic "Reefer Madness." The cover alone is enough to explain the theme. This hootenanny of an album is packed with musicians playing everything from washboards, bells, and ukuleles to a piece of metal they pulled off a band member's '67 Ford F100 parked in the studio driveway.	Asylum Street Spankers "My Favorite Record" $14.99 Released in 2002, this album has a retro-swing music sound to it. Once again, this band refuses to conform to any sort of genre of music and stands tall in their creativity.
Asylum Street Spankers "Mecurial" $0.00 CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCKReleased in 2004, it's a wildly eclectic mix of genres rolled into a swinging good time album. Folk, rock, blues, jazz, new wave, and even punk come out of this band and merge as one sound. A riotous album and a good time.	Austin Lounge Lizards "Employee Of The Month" $16.99 In a word: Hilarious. Check out the parody song "Leonard Cohen's Day Job." It gets funnier each time you listen to it.	Austin Lounge Lizards "Never An Adult Moment" $16.99 This one's great. Standout's include the parody "Grunge Song" and "Rasputin's HMO".
Austin Lounge Lizards "Strange Noises In The Dark" $16.99 Their 2003 release is in their classic comical style and there's even a cameo by Kelly Willis doing a great impression of Loretta Lynn on "We always fight when we drink Gin."	Ben Harper "Welcome To The Cruel World" $12.99 His 1994 debut album lays the foundation for the range of styles that influence Harper's music. A great album throughout, some songs burn with political conviction while other songs are full of tenderness and emotion. This album is the first in a long catalog of great albums by a truely original artist.	Ben Harper "Fight For Your Mind" $17.99 His sophomore album shows Harper as a growing and talented poet, as well as the explosive energy that captivates his audiences. The album's tracks range from melodic styles to epic jams. Great album.
Ben Harper "Will To Live" $13.99 Released in 1997, the mix of songs on this album are catchier and, often, are borderline funk. It's a got a groovy sound and the melodies have a sense of rhythm that pull you into the song.	Ben Harper "Burn To Shine" $13.99 His 1999 album was a commercial success for Harper, and includes the song "Steal My Kisses", which was a top 20 Billboard single! The album is inovative yet rooted in blues/rock and folk sounds. Considered one of his best records, it's a great add to any rock collection.	Ben Harper "Diamonds On The Inside" $18.99 Released in 2003, the album flows from track to track with sounds of funk, worldbeat grooves, and even some country twang. It's a smooth album throughout and shows you what really makes Ben Harper's heart burst with passion.
Ben Harper "Both Sides Of The Gun" $18.99 His 2006 release is a double album and the tracks range from folk to hard rock. Disc one is made up of acoustic drivin, soft love songs. Disc two is the star on this double album. It's loaded with electric blues guitar, distored slide guitar and raw, socially conscious lyrics. It's a nine-song masterpiece and worth every penny. Ben Harper fans will rave over this album, it's one of his best.	Blue October "Consent To Treatment" $13.99 This Texas-based band's debut album is drivin by an unconventional, dynamic, and intelligent rock energy. Great lyrics and an alternative feel have kept this band at the top of the Texas rock scene and constantly touring. It's a solid debut album.	Ben Kweller "Go Fly A Kite" $14.99 Ben Kweller “Go Fly a Kite” is his 5th studio album under his new label The Noise Company Rolling Stone Magazine call his work, ”warming and deeply personal“.The Daily Texan Audrey White stated “The lyrics let us into Kweller’s heart when he sings about friendship, loss, anger and hope.”
Blue October "Foiled" $15.99 Three years since Blue October's last studio album, 2006's "Foiled" keeps true to the eclectic mix of passionately delivered post-grunge that has built the band a core of loyal fans over the years. The single "Hate Me" managed to make it's way on the Billboard Hot Top 100 Singles list. Way to go, guys!	Bob Schneider "Lonelyland" $16.99 Bob is basically the reigning king of the famous Austin live music scene. This is not his debut album, but the first to be released in major distribution. His songs tell of drug abuse, angst, love lost, and often have bits of humor thrown in. With a mix of many different music styles, his songwriting shines through on many tracks including "2002" and "Big Blue Sea."	Blue October "Approaching Normal" $16.99 The latest album from this popular Texas band features 11 new tracks!!
Burden Brothers "Buried In Your Black Heart" $13.99 Two great bands merge to form one Texas-sized supergroup. Former lead singer for the Toadies and the drummer from the Reverend Horton Heat, have come together to form a hard-hitting, ass-kickin band! A heavy alternative sound and the famous vocals from Todd Lewis, make this album a great find for any rock fan.	Blue October "Any Man in America" $15.99 Texas' favorite rock band is back with a brand new studio album "Any Man in America" featuring 13 new tracks.	David Garza "This Euphoria" $11.99 It's considered one of the best rock albums of the 90's that got NO recognition. This album flat-out ROCKS! The feel of the whole album mixes powerful vocals, funk-beats, impressive guitarwork, catchy tunes but not pop-ish, and freaky soul psychedelia. He's a highly underrated artist with limitless talents. This record comes highly recommened by our staff, and everyone who buys it...calls back to thank us!
Donavon Frankenreiter "Donavon Frankenreiter" $16.99 As a former pro-surfer turned recording artist, Donavon joined the Brushfire record label, owned by old friend and former pro-surfer Jack Johnson, in 2002. He released his debut album in 2004 of all original songs, including one duet with Johnson, "Free." The album is centered around mellow percussion, acoustic guitar, and light, breezy lyrics, and fans of Jack Johnson will love it! It's one of our best-sellers in the store and a great debut album from a promising artist.	Donavon Frankenreiter "Move By Yourself" $16.99 His 2006 release really shows that Donavon's musical influences have a wider range than on his previous album. It's got a 70's funkadelic feel that he uniquely makes his own. It's full of energy, funky-flava, and just makes you want to bust a move! It's a far cry from his previous album, but fans of the last CD will still find all the qualities they were initially drawn to: his easy-going lyrics, smooth and wispy vocals, and a few tracks with that beachy-acoustic feel. (This album is available on VINYL upon request.)	Drive-By Truckers "Gangstabilly" $17.99 This band's debut album is a raunchy, and weathered introduction to a band who's bringing Southern Rock back to life. Described as edgy and controversial, one thing can't be denied; these guys don't need an agenda to be considered a great band. With a heavy catalog of albums under their belt and gaining in popularity, this band is far from done.
Drive-By Truckers "Pizza Deliverance" $17.99 Released in 1999, this is a fan favorite. Described as punk-rock/country, they're a pretty rowdy bunch. If you dig deeper than the "white trash" image they portray, you'll see that they are a talented band and frontman, Patterson Hood, is a barroom storyteller through and through. If you're not familiar with them, they are worth checking out.	Drive-By Truckers "Southern Rock Opera" $16.99 This double-disc, released in 2001, this album was six years in the making and the time spent on it paid off. The Truckers have created a startlingly intelligent work that proudly stands with the best music in their catalog. Rocking with a lean hardness, the story unfolds over 90 minutes, but the savvy, lyrical observations never overburden the songs. Not a rock opera, in the sense of Tommy, but a gritty, swampy and epic tale about the South that only these guys can convey.	Drive-By Truckers "Decoration Day" $17.99 Released in 2003, they stay true to their ideals and sounds on this album. Still dishing out their twangy blend of punk/country/southern fried rock, but all of these songs are shaped by the experience of living and dying in the Deep South and described with deeply felt compassion and no false illusions. It's widely considered their best record by many critics and fans alike.
Drive-By Truckers "The Dirty South" $17.99 The band's 2004 long-awaited release, has fans finding the members of the band have grown into their talent of innovative guitarwork and thoughtful songwriting. The songs tell a no-frills description of human tragedy, fear, shame, and the harsh truth of growing up on the wrong side of the tracks. Some of the tracks have the intense rock sound the Truckers are known for and paired with their swamp-twang, it's a butt-kickin' album.	Drive-By Truckers "A Blessing and A Curse" $17.99 The band's 2006 release is more polished than their previous recordings. All 11 tracks were written and performed in the studio and perfected over and over again. The honesty and sincerity in their lyrics shine through, not to mention the blistering three-guitar rock combo that tops off the songs. The Truckers have earned their spot in the Hard Rock genre, but they still know where they hail from.	Flogging Molly "Swagger" $16.99 Nothing like a traditional Irish band from California. All jokes aside, Flogging Molly's blend of street punk and pub-rock is a ruckus of punch-drunk energy. At the store, we call it "celtic/irish music, shot out of a cannon." The band's 2000 debut full-length album is a brew of rowdy party music that's perfect for any barroom brawl. So raise your Guiness and turn it up loud, cuz you're about to have a bloody good time, Lad!
Flogging Molly "Drunken Lullabies" $15.99 Their 2002 album is a raucous army of guitars, violins, whistles, and accordions that yell torrid tales of freedom, political struggle, love found, and love lost, and bolstered by a rhythm section that's steeped in pure punk rock. It's a intense live recording that kicks off with the title track, played at a breakneck speed that never lets up. After one listen, you'll probably wish you were Irish. (This album is available on VINYL upon request)	Flogging Molly "Within A Mile Of Home" $17.99 Released in 2004, this album is a bit more polished and not quite as intense as their previous records. Don't worry, there are still some very high-energy numbers, but the album, as a whole, has a broader sound ranging from thrashing punk tunes, folk ballads, mainstream hard rock, and even cajun! One suprising aspect of the album is a duet with Lucinda Williams. Flogging Molly fans will be pleased with the record. (This album is available on VINYL upon request)	G. Love & The Special Sauce "Philadelphonic" $14.99 Released in 1999, this album taps on the band's desire to play up their Philadelphia roots, emphasizing classic Philly soul along with their blues-rap melange. Included on the CD is a cover of "Rodeo Clowns" written by good friend Jack Johnson. It's a great album and shows that this group does have a way with a groove.
G. Love "The Hustle" $15.99 Released in 2004, this is a mellow and easy going collection of G. Love's best songs. He is backed up by his usual "special sauce" musicians, but adds some additional percussionists and brings in old pal, Jack Johnson. The record has also got G. Love's trademark smirky flow, stripped-down rhythms, and distinctive bass and guitar licks. Fans of the band will love this album.	G. Love & The Special Sauce "The Best Of" $11.99 This band has earned an impressive live following over the years, and even more impressive album sales with his uniquely 1990s blend of hip-hop, blues, and chill-out funk. Well, here it is...the best of G. Love and his Special Sauce. Don't worry, they're not calling it quits just yet.	Jack Johnson "Brushfire Fairytales" $16.99 His 2001 debut album was largely overlooked at the time, but the album itself gave us a great first impression of the star he was about to become. His music doesn't conform to any style of music, but is rich with acoustic simplicity and just-plain-good songwriting. A great album from a new artist, at the time, and just a glimpse at things to come. (This album is available on VINYL upon request)
Jack Johnson "On and On" $13.99 Released in 2003, the album picks up where the previous album left off. With that mellow, acoustic, and breezy feel, and all original songs, it's a win/win! By this time, Johnson's debut album had reached triple-platinum status, which paved the way for this record to be a runaway hit. It spawned the radio hit "Taylor." (This album is available on VINYL upon request.)	Jack Johnson "In Between Dreams" $13.99 His third studio album is one of his best. He really streches his talent for songwriting further than the previous albums. The album is a knockout all the way through and a must-have for any Jack Johnson fan. (This album is available on VINYL upon request)	Jack Johnson "Curious George" soundtrack $17.99 Universal Pictures couldn't have picked a better collaborator for this soundtrack to the Curious George film, as Johnson's easygoing delivery and breezy demeanor match George's silent curiosity to a T. With him on the album are fellow musicians/friends Ben Harper, G. Love, and Matt Costa. It's a lively album that kids will love, as well as, adults.
Keller Williams "Freek" $15.99 He is literally a one-man jam band. His fascinating live shows feature him solo on-stage with a Gibson Echoplex Digital Pro looping unit, and he creates his backing loops in the moment, building and improvising as he goes on his custom-made ten-string guitar, and thanks to his equally as quirky, funny, upbeat, and semi-surreal songs and his warm, friendly tenor singing voice, Williams is an utterly unique performer.	Keller Williams "Spun" $15.99 All his albums are amazing and just plain cool, and this one is no different. Check out “Portapotty,” which is a song about how he fell in love with a girl at a concert who was waiting in line, and doing the pee-pee dance (you know what dance I’m talking about). Another great track is the “Theme from the Pink Panther.” Listen to, what sounds like a trumpet, in the music….it’s actually him making that sound with his mouth, then looping it. Awesome!	Keller Williams "Loop" $16.99 This CD was recorded live during three different concerts. Not every song on the CD is looped, but over half of it is. On some tracks, Williams does some flat-out cowboy picking with his left hand and some serious rhythmic insanity with his right. The stand-out song (and my all-time favorite of his) is “Kidney in a Cooler.” Great album.
Keller Williams "Home" $15.99 Williams has a way with lyrics which involve finding unlikely things to write about, and then writing about them in unlikely ways. The subjects he touches on include, putting on a little extra weight, romance among dogs, and moving sidewalks at airports, yet, he approaches each subject with a charming sense of innocence. The lyrics and subjects are light, but musicianship is definitely not. This guy knows his way around a guitar…and about 50 other instruments, for that matter.	Keller Williams "Stage" $20.99 He’s pure magic on stage and his legion of fans is a prime example. For a relatively unknown artist, this guy’s fan base rivals the Grateful Dead. This double-disc, live album is funky, funny, innovative, jaw-dropping, and captures him in his natural habitat; live.	Keller Williams "Grass" $15.99 His 2006 release has Williams’ pairing up with the progressive bluegrass duo, the Keels. Together, they play a eclectic mix of original songs and some interesting covers of classics. Their version of Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall” will make you giggle at first, and leave you truly impressed by the end. Two Tom Petty songs, “Last Dance with Mary Jane” and “Breakdown,” are blended together in a medley which almost makes a brand new, and pretty awesome, song. The album is bluegrass, but with a unique twist.
Los Lonely Boys "Los Lonely Boys" $14.99 This band of three brothers from San Angelo, Texas, created a debut album unlike any other. Blending tex-mex, rock, blues and country, the band forged a new sound that was a breath of fresh air amongst the monotony of standard radio line-up’s. Every song on the album is well-crafted and combine unique vocal harmonies, impressive songwriting, conjunto backbeats, and raw, hard-rock guitar playing. Catch them perform live, and you’ve experienced their whole package!	Los Lonely Boys "Live at The Fillmore" $18.99 In the, jam-til-the-sun-comes-up, history of the Fillmore, the band displays that, they too, can expand on their songs with long, improvised, jam-band style, guitar solos in the same mind-bending way other bands did. It’s a great album that displays the raw energy of their live shows. New versions of their old songs and some great covers, too.	Los Lonely Boys "Sacred" $11.99 FINALLY! The band’s 2006 release shows that these guys are NOT a flash in the pan. A stellar follow-up album, “Sacred” is a high-energy, rollicking, streetwise Texas rock record with many surprises. The album’s feel is entrancing and layered, and if you liked the radio single “Diamonds,” that’s nothing compared to the musical depth and heart-pounding beats of the other songs. As the band grows older, their gift for songwriting and creating music has only strengthened, and I’m sure we haven’t seen their full potential yet.
Mason Jennings "Century Spring" $17.99 An enticing collection of songs give this album a folk/rock feel, and the twists and turns in the songwriting keep you guessing. Get ready to push the replay button, because you’ll need to hear this album again and again to get the full effect.	Monte Montgomery "First and Repair" $16.99 In Guitar Player Magazine he is listed as one of "The Top 50 All Time Greatest Guitarists,” referring to him as the "acoustic Jimi Hendrix." The things Monte can do with an acoustic guitar are limitless. His trusty Alvarez acoustic isn’t much to look at after years of abuse, but if you close your eyes, you’d swear you were hearing a distorted electric. Rock, country, jaw-dropping guitar; whatever you classify it as, Monte is an artist to watch.	Monte Montgomery "Mirror" $16.99 As his most attention getting album, it includes the song “When Will I,” which was recorded at Austin City Limits and included on the album. It was also a huge Texas radio hit. But don’t let one hit song stop you, the album is loaded with great songwriting, guitar work, and has a high-energy feel to it, too. It’s a fan favorite.
Monte Montgomery "Wishing Well" $0.00 CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK His 2001 release displays his gift for songwriting as well as his obvious guitar talent. An impressive song is “Bagpipe”, in which the band shows off their instrumental talents as they create a great bagpipe sound, without actually playing the instrument. Great album.	Monte Montgomery "Story of Love" $15.99 The title may turn some people off to this album, but this CD contains some of the more rock-influenced songs Monte has recorded. Some of the finest guitar work ever done by Monte is in the track “Secretly Waiting.” Another stand-out is the last track “My Mother’s hands,” about how his mother introduced him to the guitar. Good job, Mom!	Monte Montgomery "Architect" $15.99 His 2005 studio album is loaded with full-on ROCK. Check out “Splitsville,” which has a dizzying guitar solo, and “Back to the Country,” which is not country at all, but an up-tempo anthem about getting back to your roots and enjoying the small things in life. Great record.
Monte Montgomery "Live at Workplay" $15.99 Over the years, Monte's been playing his heart out in small bars, rock clubs, and town halls, and earning each devoted fan one at a time. If he plays a place where he’s not well known, by the end of the show the audience will be crowed at the front of the stage, staring in amazement and with mouths agape. (It’s true, I’ve seen it happen at our own Exec. Surf Club) He releases yet another live album in 2005, showing us, yet again, that he can wow a crowd…pretty easily. (Also available on DVD)	Pepper "Kona Town" $15.99 The band’s follow-up sophomore album is claimed by fans as their best. Really coming into their own sound, the album is alt-rock and punk-reggae with catchy lyrical hooks and laid back melodies.	Pepper "In With The Old" $15.99 The band’s 2004 release on the Volcom music label, stays true to the band’s reggae/rock sound. Includes the hit songs “7 Weeks” and “Back Home.”
Phil Pritchett "Tougher Than The Rest" $15.99 Widely mislabeled as strictly a country band, their spirit and sound lie in the punk-influenced "insurgent country" genre rather than straight-up country. However, as any native Texan can tell you, you can’t hide your roots. The feel of their albums is unpretentious, barnburning, rock/country with infectious guitar riffs, and honest songs about real life and real people.	Phil Pritchett "Live: Cool & Unusual Punishment" $15.99 Once again, the band shows that they can put on a killer show to a packed house of screaming fans. One of their best live albums in their collection, this CD includes some great songs. The opening track is one of the best, and is about putting the state of Colorado on trial (Texans will understand this one). This is the live CD that includes that really awesome and very long version of the band’s classic song “Maria.”	Phil Pritchett "High Tide In The Heartland" $14.99 The band’s 2006 release has a cool, old school rock feel to it and some heavy and soulful songwriting, as well. Packed with teeth-rattling guitar solos and inventive percussion styles, it’s another slam-dunk for this popular live band.
Reverend Horton Heat "Smoke Em' If You Got Em'" $13.99 Born in Corpus Christi, The Reverend (AKA James Heath), was given his noble name after he moved to Dallas to pursue a music career in Dallas’ popular Deep Ellum district. Not long after, the band was formed…and not just any band, the REV, who were one of the pioneers of the psycobilly genre. This is their 1992 debut album, and it’s a dooser!	Reverend Horton Heat "Spend A Night In The Box" $13.99 This 2000 release is another record of entertaining, revved-up rockabilly from a group that has made it look effortless for years. The Reverend's true innovation was updating the psychobilly sound for the alternative rock era. It was something more than retro-obsessed kitsch — it had roaring distorted guitars, it rocked as hard as any punk band, and it’s lyrics were filled with celebrations of sex, drugs, booze, and cars.	Reverend Horton Heat "Revival" $15.99 Released in 2004, the subject matter on the album is a little more deep, dealing with drug overdoses and personal losses. But don’t worry, if it’s red-hot rockabilly you’re looking for, the Rev is still your man. With blazing guitars and manic drumming, this CD is packed with all the devilish qualities that made the Rev so popular.
Slightly Stoopid "The Longest Barrel Ride (w/Bonus CD)" $12.99 Signed to Skunk Records while they were still in high school, the band released a self-title album in 1996 and “The Longest Barrel Ride”, two years later. This is a re-release of both of those albums in a two disc set. It’s SoCal thrash punk at it’s finest, and fans will love this new reissued set.	Slightly Stoopid "Everything You Need" $16.99 Released in 2003, the scene was changing and the band had settled into a California-centric sound. With hip-hop influences, sunny marijuana affirmations, and the occasional return to raucous skatepunk, the band was packing dive bars across the country and showing off their riotous live performances.	Slightly Stoopid "Closer To The Sun" $0.00 CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK Released in 2005, the album is fused with soothing and laid back melodies that seem to flow seamlessly into romping hardcore punk. They experiment with every music genre on this CD. From rap/reggae to acoustic to punk and, at times, even radio-friendly pop. This album is a big seller for the band and a fan favorite.
Slightly Stoopid "Winter Tour: '05-'06" $15.99 This is a double-disc featuring various live recordings of their winter tour. A collection of their best songs and some audience favorites that are only performed at the live shows, this is a must-have for any Slightly Stoopid fan.	Two Tons of Steel "Transparant" $0.00 CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK This band might be described half Elvis Presley and half Elvis Costello, with a dose of Buddy Holly and a dash of The Ramones. It’s a one-of-a-kind sound that frontman, Kevin Geil, likes to call “countrybilly.” It’s rockabilly, it’s country, it’s swing, and it’s a little punk, but whatever you call it, these guys put on one hell of a show.	G. Love "Lemonade" $16.99 This new album picks up where "The Hustle" leaves off. G. Love seems to have found his groove at Jack Johnson's record label, producing one eclectic album after another. This new one has all the right moves; rap fused with blues/psychedelia/and even folk sounds. There are even guest vocals from Ben Harper, Blackalicious, and Jack Johnson, not to mention a lemon-scented scratch-n-sniff sticker on the cover...cool.
Ben Kweller "Ben Kweller" $15.99 On his third, self-titled effort, Ben Kweller takes the notion of "solo album" to the extreme, playing all of the instruments himself. The songs are a bit more mature than his latter albums, but the boyish vocals and catchy songs are all still there in classic Kweller fashion. Fresh off the heels of his ACL 06 performance, Kweller’s album is one of this season’s best new releases!	Pepper "No Shame" $14.99 For studio album number four, the guys of Pepper have done nothing more than continue the laid-back spirit of fun under the sun that they've been spreading since their inception in the mid-'90s. No Shame is full of all the mellow grooves and smooth vocals that fans have come to expect. The Hawaiian trio understands the charm of effortless hooks and buoyant melodies, making their pop-rock-ska-reggae blend frothy and gentle. For Pepper, it's simply about chillin’ with friends under the hot sun without a care in the world.	Burden Brothers "Mercy" $14.99 The long-awaited follow up album for the Texas based rock supergroup. This album rocks and fans will love it. Check out the title track, along with the second cut "Shine." Texas Rock is Back, Baby!!!
Old 97's "Alive & Wired" $16.99 This is a two-disc live recording, and contains over 30 of their biggest hits...live!	Old 97's "Drag It Up" $17.99	Matt Costa "Songs We Sing" $16.99 Yet another budding singer/songwriter off the ever-popular Brushfire Records music label. Great new artist. Matt is also on many of the soundtracks from Jack Johnson's surf films.
A Broke Down Melody -Motion Picture Soundtrack $16.99 The original soundtrack from "A Broke Down Melody." An original surf film by Jack Johnson. Artists making appearances on this soundtrack include Matt Costa, Eddie Vedder, and Kings of Convienence. Great soundtrack.	Keller Williams "Dream" $17.99 Keller Williams has built his reputation as a one-man band, but also as an equally imaginative recording artist. More than 31 singers and musicians lend a hand on his latest disc. Former Greatful Dead guitarist Bob Weir joins him on "Cadillac", on "Sing for my Dinner" he's joined by the members of the String Cheese Incident, and many other guests who bring all kinds of musical explorations to the table. But no matter who's playing with whom, this is always Keller's music, full of his mind-bending guitarwork and quirky lyrics.	Phil Pritchett "Blueprint Garage Vol.1" $13.99 Volume 1 of this bootleg series features 12 tracks of classics and newer material. The album has Phil playing every instrument featured in the song, with the execption of a few tracks where he's backed up by Ryan Lynch and Jason Stolly. It's a great album, and a great add to anyone's Phil collection.
The Horrorpops "Kiss Kiss Kill Kill" $14.99 WOW! This Danish, psycobilly trio pounds out their third album, Kiss Kiss Kill Kill, with hard-driving punk rock and lead by stand-up bassist/tatooed badass, Patricia Day. 12 dramatic new tracks with a theme! The cover declares, "tales about love and murder". Influenced by The Cramps and The Misfits, this trio rocks the Surf Club every time they come to the coast!	Flogging Molly "Float" $16.99 Flogging Molly's fourth studio album, "Float", was released in March 2008 and features "Requiem for a Dying Song", and "Punch Drunk Grinning Soul." Sticking to their style of celtic punk-rock, the band's new album doesn't stray too far from that, and even includes a few acoustic numbers. FOUR STAR STAFF PICK	The Reely Rotnz "Redemption EP" $9.00 Welcome to the world of THE REELY ROTNZ. Part comedy, Part tragedy, 100% addictive power pop Rotn Roll. Now with their first official release an EP titled 'Redemption' on the shelves, these TEXAS boys have set off to save Rock-N-Roll...one Rotn soul at a time.
Phil Pritchett "Mark of the Human Hand" $10.99 Phil's 2009 release with the Full Band features nine new tracks.	Eleven Finger Charlie " Through the years Acoustic" $11.00 Through the Years Acoustic rendetions of songs from EFC's 1st, 2nd & 3rd albums. Composed of acoustic guitar, ukulele, saxophone, fiddle & piano.	Ryan Adams "Easy Tiger" $16.99 After releasing a flurry of albums in 2005 and 2006, "Easy Tiger" has been a slowly-crafted album that many of his fans have been waiting for since "Heartbreaker" and "Cold Roses." He shows his country/rock roots on this one, with a constant pedal steel in the background of the tracks, soulful songwriting, and the occasional rock anthem. Fans of Adams' are going to love this.
Spoon "Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga" $15.99 2007's "Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga" is Spoon's first album of all new material in over three years. Hailing from Austin, these rockers' hybrid mix of indie and punk have made them huge stars world-wide and in the Lone Star State. A STAFF PICK!	Slightly Stoopid "Chronchitis" $11.99 The journey away from the band's punk roots continues on Slightly Stoopid's fifth studio album, "Chronchitis". Jamiacan-infuenced beats and a rocksteady groove describes their new album to a "T". All new stuff and a great new album from this popular band.	Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals "Lifeline" $18.99 Over a 7-day period in a small recording studio in Paris, Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals recorded and mixed one of their best albums, to date. "Lifeline" is a laid-back and soulful record showcasing Ben's brilliant songwriting and the bands' compelling musicianship. The album rolls from slow, sultry tunes to funk-inspired, make-you-want-to-dance songs. A STAFF PICK. Great new album.
Reverend Organ Drum "Hi-Fi Stereo" $16.99 "A side project that sounds more like a main project" is how the legendary Reverend Horton Heat describes his latest album with his side-project band, Reverend Organ Drum. A jam-band, lounge style album, the band covers such retro tunes as "Bim Bam Baby", "The James Bond Theme", and "Hang 'Em High." With is heavy guitar riffs and a Hammond Organ backing him up, this is a fun, instrumental album many Rev fans will enjoy.	Drive-By Truckers "Brighter Than Creation's Dark" $18.99 Their 2008 release features a small cast change in the band that results in 19 brand new, mature, and eclectic songs. Still hailed as a gritty hard-rock band, their latest album has them slowing down a bit, and writing deeper tracks, giving the album a dark, almost morbid, feel. However, Trucker fans will still find the band they know & love.	Matt Costa "Unfamiliar Faces" $16.99 His second studio album, with Jack Johnson's Brushfire Records, Costa delves into an almost Brit-Pop style of songwriting. All of the new tracks will have you humming and tapping your toes to this impressive sophomore album full of pop/acoustic gems.
Jack Johnson "Sleep Through The Static" $17.99 Jack's 5th studio album, Sleep Through the Static, includes 14 all new songs...with a twist....this album is electric! Now, as always, Jack's new songs keep with the mellow, sun-drenched beach feel that made him famous, while his songwriting delves into some personal losses he's experience since his last release. The album is dedicated to his cousin who passed away, Danny Riley. A STAFF PICK--4 stars!	Old 97's "Blame It On Gravity" $16.99 Their first new album in four years features all new tracks, including "Dance With Me" and "My Two Feet".	G.Love & the Special Sauce "Superhero Brother" $15.99 His third album on Jack Johnson's Brushfire Record label, G.Love returns with his band, the special sauce, and all new funky, mellow, and musically eclectic tracks. Standout tracks include "Peace, Love and Happiness" and "communication". STAFF PICK!
Los Lonely Boys "Forgivin" $16.99 The Grammy-Winning San Angelo boys are back for their third studio album, "Forgivin", featuring eleven all new and original tracks. Showing off their tex-mex influenced blues riffs and cool harmonies, this album is sure to please LLB fans!	Donavon Frankenreiter "Pass It Around" $16.99 One of our favorite, and best-selling, artists at the record store, Donavon's third studio album features the cool, mellow riffs that fans have come to love. Includes the hits "Life, Love & Laughter" and "Hit the Ground Running".	The Toadies "No Deliverance" $16.99 Texas' favorite rock band, The Toadies, are back with their first album in over seven years "No Deliverance". Full of hard rock riffs, wailin' vocals from Todd, and songs you just can't get out of your head, die-hard Toadies fans will eat this one up!!!
Slightly Stoopid "Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid" $16.99 Slightly Stoopid's newest album features 21 tracks, even including some long-lost EP singles. 21 tracks!!!	Ryan Adams "Cardinology" $14.99 Ryan Adams and his Cardinals are back with their latest release, "Cardinology", fittingly paying homage to his amazing band. Includes 12 all new tracks.	Ben Kweller "Changing Horses" $13.99 Ben Kweller embraces his Texas roots in his new album for 2009, "Changing Horses". Features the hits "Gypsy Rose", "Fight", and "Sawdust Man."
Ram Danesse "Sights of Sound" $13.99 The band's first album, produced by Vallejo, features eight new tracks from this up-and-coming Texas rock band.	Ben Harper & the Restless 7 "White Lies for Dark Times" $18.99 With the Innocent Criminals on hiatus, Harper has hooked up with three Austin transplants for a new album. This new album is "Balls out ROCK with a potent dose of ragged, modern Texas blues thrown in!" I think that quote sums it up. FOUR STAR STAFF PICK	Reverend Horton Heat "Laughin' & Cryin' with the Reverend Horton Heat" $17.99 Their first album of new material in five years! 14 all new rockin' tracks from our favorite Reverend!!
Bob Schneider "Lovely Creatures" $14.99 TARANTULA!!!! Yep, this new album with 11 all new tracks features one of Bob's live show classics "Tarantula!"	Spoon "Transference" $15.99 Another great album from this consistently GOOD indie rock group from Austin. Spoon's 2010 release, "Transference" features 11 all new songs. FOUR STAR STAFF PICK	Drive-By Truckers "The Big To-Do" $14.99 The Drive-By Truckers 8th studio album, "The Big To-Do" features 13 all new tracks including the hit "Working This Job."
Sean McConnell "Saints. Thieves. Liars." $14.00 Sean McConnell's 2010 release features the radio hit "Saint's Heart in a Sinner's Skin", plus 12 all new tracks!	Jack Johnson "To The Sea" $16.99 Jack Johnson's 2010 release features the hits "You and Your Heart" and "To The Sea."	Old 97's "Grand Theatre Vol. 1" $15.99 All new songs for 2010 from this very popular Dallas, Texas rock band!
Los Lonely Boys "Rockpango" $13.99 The kings of Texican rock-n-roll are back with their first new album of all new material in over three years! Eleven new songs including the radio hit "Fly Away".	Bob Schneider "A Perfect Day" $14.99 Bob Schneider's 2011 release "A Perfect Day" features 12 all new songs!	Jack Johnson "Thicker Than Water" soundtrack $16.99 Before Jack Johnson was a college radio favorite, he was chasing tides and waves in southern California and attending film school. "Thicker Than Water" was a little project drawn up by Johnson and his fellow surf mates, Chris and Dan Malloy, and the documentary went on to win the Video of the Year award in Surfer magazine in 2000. This is the soundtrack to the movie version.

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