Adventures of a Music Hunter

Ep. 28 – Last trip to Record Time (most likely) – Aug 11th, 2008

August 12, 2008 · 3 Comments

Today was most likely my last trip to Record Time for awhile.  I am going back to school and there are no record stores closeby so my hunt will take different forms…  I was able to find a couple really good albums though for my last visit:

“Oh Gravity” – Switchfoot”

This summer has almost completely changed my opinion of Switchfoot.  I used to really not like Switchfoot, i thought they were over played and not very good.  My only exposure to them was “The Beautiful Letdown.”

Earlier this summer i got really into Jon Foreman’s solo stuff, beautiful acoustic folk music…  I was then surprised to learn that Jon Foreman was the lead singer/songwriter of switchfoot.

I then saw a copy of “New Way to Be Human,” Switchfoot’s 1999 release, at Record Time and decided to pick it up… i liked it, and it was frequently in my CD player this summer…  I have to say i have come to like Switchfoot…

I found this album today and picked it up without much thought.  I’ve already listened to it a few times today and i have to say it is really, really good!  Price Paid: $6

“The Crane Wife” – The Decemberists

The Decemberists are really cool.  Hard to describe but really awesome Indie/Folk Rock.  My friend and soon-to-be-roomate introduced them to me.  Try them out!  Price Paid: $8

That was it for today, i’m pretty happy with what i found.  Thanks for reading!  Leave a comment! :)

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  • Lauren // August 12, 2008 at 4:49 am | Reply

    I really want to hear the Crane Wife.
    I might wait until I’m a bit more financial though, I’ve been buying too many CDs latley.
    I’m really enjoying the living end’s new one if you’re into that kind of thing.

  • Music Hunter // August 12, 2008 at 10:33 am | Reply

    The Crane Wife is spectacular! I’ve never heard of the Living End… i may have to do a little research… :)

  • Lauren // August 26, 2008 at 3:34 am | Reply

    The Living End are an Australian punk/rockabilly band. Their old stuff is probably the best.

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