Artist: Corb Lund
Album: Cabin Fever
Bitrate: 232kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: New West
Genre: Rock
Size: 152.95 megs
PlayTime: 1h 27min 17sec total
Rip Date: 2012-08-18
Store Date: 2012-08-07

Track List: Disc #1/2
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01. Gettin' Down On The Mountain     3:28
02. Dig Gravedigger Dig              4:10
03. Bible On The Dash (Featuring     4:30
    Hayes Carll)
04. September                        4:43
05. Mein Deutsches Motorrad          2:32
06. Cows Around                      4:30
07. (You Ain't A Cowboy) If You      2:59
    Ain't Been Bucked Off
08. Drink It Like You Mean It        3:04
09. Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots  3:59
    Startled Owner
10. The Gothest Girl I Can           3:42
11. One Left In The Chamber          3:15
12. Pour 'Em Kinda Strong            3:32

Track List: Disc #2/2
--------
01. Gettin' Down On The Mountain     3:09
02. Dig Gravedigger Dig              4:07
03. Bible On The Dash (Featuring     4:24
    Hayes Carll)
04. September                        4:39
05. Mein Deutsches Motorrad          2:32
06. Cows Around                      4:19
07. (You Ain't A Cowboy) If You      3:00
    Ain't Been Bucked Off
08. Drink It Like You Mean It        2:58
09. Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots  4:09
    Startled Owner
10. The Gothest Girl I Can           3:39
11. One Left In The Chamber          3:08
12. Pour 'Em Kinda Strong            2:49

Release Notes:
--------
Canadian cowboys are less about flash and brag than getting the job done --
check out the Calgary Stampede sometime -- and Canadian cowpunks are often the
same way, especially Corb Lund. Lund's music fuses a strong classic Western
sound with a darkly witty rock & roll sensibility, and Lund plays both sides of
the fence with style and heart on his seventh studio album, Cabin Fever.
"Getting' Down On the Mountain" kicks the album off in idiosyncratic fashion,
spinning a rough-hewn tale of living off the land in the wake of some global
apocalypse, and while the album never gets quite that grim again, his drinking
songs speak of genuine heartache (especially the harrowing closer "Pour æEm
Kinda Strong"), and even when the tunes are funny, they often have a wicked
edge, in particular "Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots Startled Owner." And while
some rockers sound like they're play acting when they make like cowboys, Lund
always seems like the real thing, discussing the joys of cattle ownership on
"Cows Around," pining for a city girl while looking after the ranch on
"September," and offering the sage advice "(You Ain't a Cowboy) If You Ain't
Been Bucked Off." Lund's rock & roll moves are more felt than heard --- most of
this sounds like stripped-down variant of classic 1950s honky tonk -- but his
tales of too-fast motorcycles and hot rockin' gals prove the heart of a rocker
co-exists with the soul of a cowboy (in true rocker's fashion, he also passes
along some worthwhile advice about life on the road in "Bible On the Dash"), and
the dry, lonesome twang of the six-strings and the steel mesh beautifully with
his rich, emotive, but unfussy vocals. Cabin Fever is tough without sounding
callous, heartfelt without being melodramatic, and true and straightforward
enough that plenty of rock and country acts could learn a lot from it, and if
you like roots rock with the emphasis on roots, this should be right up your
alley.

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Artist: Corb Lund
Album: Cabin Fever
Bitrate: 232kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: New West
Genre: Rock
Size: 152.95 megs
PlayTime: 1h 27min 17sec total
Rip Date: 2012-08-18
Store Date: 2012-08-07

Track List: Disc #1/2
--------
01. Gettin' Down On The Mountain     3:28
02. Dig Gravedigger Dig              4:10
03. Bible On The Dash (Featuring     4:30
    Hayes Carll)
04. September                        4:43
05. Mein Deutsches Motorrad          2:32
06. Cows Around                      4:30
07. (You Ain't A Cowboy) If You      2:59
    Ain't Been Bucked Off
08. Drink It Like You Mean It        3:04
09. Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots  3:59
    Startled Owner
10. The Gothest Girl I Can           3:42
11. One Left In The Chamber          3:15
12. Pour 'Em Kinda Strong            3:32

Track List: Disc #2/2
--------
01. Gettin' Down On The Mountain     3:09
02. Dig Gravedigger Dig              4:07
03. Bible On The Dash (Featuring     4:24
    Hayes Carll)
04. September                        4:39
05. Mein Deutsches Motorrad          2:32
06. Cows Around                      4:19
07. (You Ain't A Cowboy) If You      3:00
    Ain't Been Bucked Off
08. Drink It Like You Mean It        2:58
09. Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots  4:09
    Startled Owner
10. The Gothest Girl I Can           3:39
11. One Left In The Chamber          3:08
12. Pour 'Em Kinda Strong            2:49

Release Notes:
--------
Canadian cowboys are less about flash and brag than getting the job done --
check out the Calgary Stampede sometime -- and Canadian cowpunks are often the
same way, especially Corb Lund. Lund's music fuses a strong classic Western
sound with a darkly witty rock & roll sensibility, and Lund plays both sides of
the fence with style and heart on his seventh studio album, Cabin Fever.
"Getting' Down On the Mountain" kicks the album off in idiosyncratic fashion,
spinning a rough-hewn tale of living off the land in the wake of some global
apocalypse, and while the album never gets quite that grim again, his drinking
songs speak of genuine heartache (especially the harrowing closer "Pour ‘Em
Kinda Strong"), and even when the tunes are funny, they often have a wicked
edge, in particular "Priceless Antique Pistol Shoots Startled Owner." And while
some rockers sound like they're play acting when they make like cowboys, Lund
always seems like the real thing, discussing the joys of cattle ownership on
"Cows Around," pining for a city girl while looking after the ranch on
"September," and offering the sage advice "(You Ain't a Cowboy) If You Ain't
Been Bucked Off." Lund's rock & roll moves are more felt than heard --- most of
this sounds like stripped-down variant of classic 1950s honky tonk -- but his
tales of too-fast motorcycles and hot rockin' gals prove the heart of a rocker
co-exists with the soul of a cowboy (in true rocker's fashion, he also passes
along some worthwhile advice about life on the road in "Bible On the Dash"), and
the dry, lonesome twang of the six-strings and the steel mesh beautifully with
his rich, emotive, but unfussy vocals. Cabin Fever is tough without sounding
callous, heartfelt without being melodramatic, and true and straightforward
enough that plenty of rock and country acts could learn a lot from it, and if
you like roots rock with the emphasis on roots, this should be right up your
alley.

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