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Beitthemeans: Alabama Calling - 12-INCH SINGLETitle: Alabama Calling Artist: Beitthemeans Label: Cornelius Chapel Rec Product Type: 12 INCH SINGLE UPC: 701822775892 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2018 09 21 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: RED, WHITE, EXTENDED PLAY Twelve inch vinyl pressing. 2018 release. Beitthemeans breakout EP Alabama Calling is the jewel crowning 15 years of crafting triumphantly authentic southern rock and roll. Recorded at Sonic Lounge Studios by Joe Viers (Marshall
Title: Alabama CallingArtist: Beitthemeans
Label: Cornelius Chapel Rec
Product Type: 12-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 701822775892
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2018-09-21
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: RED, WHITE, EXTENDED PLAY
Twelve inch vinyl pressing. 2018 release. Beitthemeans breakout EP Alabama Calling is the jewel crowning 15 years of crafting triumphantly authentic southern rock and roll. Recorded at Sonic Lounge Studios by Joe Viers (Marshall Tucker Band, Lydia Loveless), the album has a solid radio rock quality showcasing the Alabama power trio's dynamic blues-infused melodic metal songwriting and electrifying performance. With lyrics and aesthetic flowing effortlessly from working class blues to the occult, they've been described as 'Tom Petty meets Clutch' (Bobaflex), and have been featured on the hit FX drama Sons of Anarchy. For fans of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Black Sabbath, SRV, 16 Horsepower, QOTSA, Kings of Leon, and Mastodon.
Tracks:
1.1 Blue Collar
1.2 Alabama Calling
1.3 The Black (2018)
1.4 Any Day Now
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Fantabulous!
This is a fantastic and true re-publication of a classic favorite. The illustrations are great (though I wish they were in color), and the type-font and whole format were designed to make this a timeless heirloom, to be passed down the generations. I also learned the correct names of two of the eight reindeer were "Dunder" (not "Donner") and "Blixem" (not "Blitzen"). It shows that Candlewick Press took pains to make sure that what they were republishing was true and accurate to Clement Clark Moore's original work. Note that the name of the illustrator (Matt Tavares) is prominently acknowledged on the cover, though Moore's name is only mentioned in "A Note from the Illustrator", probably owing to the fact that Moore first published his poem anonymously. Still, I'm surprised that "they" did not include Moore's name on the cover. If you are looking to acquire a good, faithful, accurate and wonderfully illustrated version of this classic for your shelves, to be pulled at Christmas-time for reading and re-reading, this would be as good a copy (or perhaps better) than any.
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