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Artist: Josh Ritter
Album: Sermon On The Rocks
Bitrate: 227kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Pytheas Recordings
Genre: Rock
Size: 151.12 megs
PlayTime: 1h 28min 06sec total
Rip Date: 2015-11-07
Store Date: 2015-11-06

Track List: Disc #1/2
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01. Birds Of The Meadow              3:15
02. Young Moses                      4:08
03. Henrietta, Indiana               3:43
04. Getting Ready To Get Down        3:16
05. Seeing Me Round                  4:58
06. Where The Night Goes             3:49
07. Cumberland                       2:17
08. Home Coming                      5:30
09. The Stone                        3:55
10. A Big Enough Sky                 2:47
11. Lighthouse Fire                  3:12
12. My Man On A Horse (Is Here)      3:50

Track List: Disc #2/2
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01. Birds Of The Meadow (Home        3:16
    Recording)
02. Young Moses (Home Recording)     3:17
03. Henrietta, Indiana (Home         3:05
    Recording)
04. Getting Ready To Get Down (Home  3:18
    Recording)
05. Seeing Me Round (Home            4:45
    Recording)
06. Where The Night Goes (Home       4:01
    Recording)
07. Cumberland (Home Recording)      1:57
08. Home Coming (Home Recording)     6:06
09. The Stone (Home Recording)       3:47
10. A Big Enough Sky (Home           3:02
    Recording)
11. Lighthouse Fire (Home            3:05
    Recording)
12. My Man On A Horse (Is Here)      3:47
    (Home Recording)

Release Notes:
--------

Two years after 2013's The Beast in Its Tracks, the good news is Josh Ritter is
feeling better about things. While The Beast in Its Tracks documented Ritter's
often unsettled state of mind after the collapse of his marriage, 2015's Sermon
on the Rocks is the sound of a man on the rebound, and while the album is hardly
sunshine and cold beer throughout, these songs clearly reflect Ritter's tenacity
and spirit rather than the damaged emotions that were front and center two years
earlier. "Getting Ready to Get Down" finds Ritter offering a small-town girl
some advice to forget Bible college and see a bit of the big bad world, and the
tale is told with the swagger of a guy who wouldn't mind showing her a few
things himself. And while "Where the Night Goes" and "Birds of the Meadow" can
both be read as messages to a former love, they also speak with a confidence and
wit that make it clear Ritter is on a fresh road and enjoying the ride (and
"Lighthouse Fire" is a more passionate declaration of attraction for someone new
on his radar). "Cumberland" is a number that shouts with the joy of new
experiences, while "Homecoming" revels in the pleasures of the familiar, and if
"Henrietta, Indiana" and "Seeing Me 'Round" make it clear Ritter hasn't lost
touch with his serious side, they're both written with sincerity and compassion.
Ritter's singing is as strong and expressive as his songwriting, and he and
co-producer Trina Shoemaker have given the album a lively sound that suits the
album's emotional palette. Sermon on the Rocks is an album where Josh Ritter
allows himself to have some fun while showing that his skills as a songwriter
have emerged unscathed after his divorce, and it suggests that his future is as
bright as ever.



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Artist: Josh Ritter
Album: Sermon On The Rocks
Bitrate: 227kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Pytheas Recordings
Genre: Rock
Size: 151.12 megs
PlayTime: 1h 28min 06sec total
Rip Date: 2015-11-07
Store Date: 2015-11-06

Track List: Disc #1/2
--------
01. Birds Of The Meadow              3:15
02. Young Moses                      4:08
03. Henrietta, Indiana               3:43
04. Getting Ready To Get Down        3:16
05. Seeing Me Round                  4:58
06. Where The Night Goes             3:49
07. Cumberland                       2:17
08. Home Coming                      5:30
09. The Stone                        3:55
10. A Big Enough Sky                 2:47
11. Lighthouse Fire                  3:12
12. My Man On A Horse (Is Here)      3:50

Track List: Disc #2/2
--------
01. Birds Of The Meadow (Home        3:16
    Recording)
02. Young Moses (Home Recording)     3:17
03. Henrietta, Indiana (Home         3:05
    Recording)
04. Getting Ready To Get Down (Home  3:18
    Recording)
05. Seeing Me Round (Home            4:45
    Recording)
06. Where The Night Goes (Home       4:01
    Recording)
07. Cumberland (Home Recording)      1:57
08. Home Coming (Home Recording)     6:06
09. The Stone (Home Recording)       3:47
10. A Big Enough Sky (Home           3:02
    Recording)
11. Lighthouse Fire (Home            3:05
    Recording)
12. My Man On A Horse (Is Here)      3:47
    (Home Recording)

Release Notes:
--------

Two years after 2013's The Beast in Its Tracks, the good news is Josh Ritter is
feeling better about things. While The Beast in Its Tracks documented Ritter's
often unsettled state of mind after the collapse of his marriage, 2015's Sermon
on the Rocks is the sound of a man on the rebound, and while the album is hardly
sunshine and cold beer throughout, these songs clearly reflect Ritter's tenacity
and spirit rather than the damaged emotions that were front and center two years
earlier. "Getting Ready to Get Down" finds Ritter offering a small-town girl
some advice to forget Bible college and see a bit of the big bad world, and the
tale is told with the swagger of a guy who wouldn't mind showing her a few
things himself. And while "Where the Night Goes" and "Birds of the Meadow" can
both be read as messages to a former love, they also speak with a confidence and
wit that make it clear Ritter is on a fresh road and enjoying the ride (and
"Lighthouse Fire" is a more passionate declaration of attraction for someone new
on his radar). "Cumberland" is a number that shouts with the joy of new
experiences, while "Homecoming" revels in the pleasures of the familiar, and if
"Henrietta, Indiana" and "Seeing Me 'Round" make it clear Ritter hasn't lost
touch with his serious side, they're both written with sincerity and compassion.
Ritter's singing is as strong and expressive as his songwriting, and he and
co-producer Trina Shoemaker have given the album a lively sound that suits the
album's emotional palette. Sermon on the Rocks is an album where Josh Ritter
allows himself to have some fun while showing that his skills as a songwriter
have emerged unscathed after his divorce, and it suggests that his future is as
bright as ever.



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