Live from Austin TX [Digipak]Drive-By Truckers
Release Date: 07/07/2009
Original Release:
2009
# of Discs:
2
J&R Item # 1076897_CD
UPC # 607396616824
Label: New West Records, Inc.
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Disc: 1
Disc: 2
1.
Perfect Timing
2.
Heathens
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Ghost To Most, A
4.
Righteous Path, The
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I'm Sorry Huston
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3 Dimes Down
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Puttin' People On the Moon
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Space City
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Living Bubba, The
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Zip City
11.
18 Wheels of Love
12.
Let There Be Rock
13.
Marry Me
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Performer: Drive-By Truckers
Engineer: Sharon Cullen; David Hough Producer: Terry Lickona; Cameron Strang; Gary Briggs Distributor: RED Distribution Notes: Drive-By Truckers: Patterson Hood, Mike Cooley (vocals, guitar); Shonna Tucker (vocals, bass guitar); John Neff (guitar, pedal steel guitar); Jay Gonzalez (keyboards); Brad Morgan (drums). Audio Mixers: Chet Himes; Gary Briggs. Audio Remasterer: Jerry Tubb. The live albums that have sprung from the AUSTIN CITY LIMITS show have been consistently high in quality, both in terms of production values and material. This 2009 Drive-By Truckers set is no exception. Their set includes older songs and a variety of tracks from their then-recent BRIGHTER THAN CREATION'S DARK album. An extended version of the great "18 Wheels of Love" is a highlight, as is the Neil Young-ish "Putting People on the Moon."
Pitchfork (Website) - "Hood and Cooley have written some of their best songs this decade, and the additions of bass player Tucker and keyboard player Jay Gonzalez have strengthened their attack considerably."
Despite tongue-in-cheek album titles like SOUTHERN ROCK OPERA and GANGSTABILLY, Athens, Georgia's Drive-by Truckers take their Lynyrd Skynyrd very seriously, as well as their Neil Young and their Replacements. Redneck rock for the 2000s liberal indie-rock crowd, DBTs play straight-up, heartfelt classic rock with a genuine love for the music. Although their lyrics often contain doses of wry humor, it's never at Dixie's expense.
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