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All being released on Sept. 25th:

The Weakerthans- Reunion Tour
Pearl Jam- Immagine in Cornice: Live in Italy 2006 (DVD)
Foo Fighters- Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace
Steve Earle- Washington Square Serenade


And then a week later on Oct. 2nd:

Wintersleep- Welcome to the Night Sky
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band- Magic
Look at that. Direwolf typed out my Christmas wish-list for me. Thanks, man.
people still buy cd's?

:lol:
...and on October 23rd, the new Cuff the Duke album
I'll definitely be picking up the new Foo Fighters & Steve Earle, and will have the Pearl Jam DVD on my Christmas list!

As for this Tuesday, I was just looking at the Future Shop flyer that came in today's newspaper & seen where Collective Soul have a new cd out Tuesday, and The Cult have a new dvd...i'll be picking both of them up for sure!
northern wave Wrote:...and on October 23rd, the new Cuff the Duke album

Thanks for reminding me! I almost forgot about that one. What a great year for new music.


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northern wave Wrote:...and on October 23rd, the new Cuff the Duke album

I was listening to their version of Claire from the Rheos cover album, and was thinking it was due time for a new Duke record. That means the chances of seeing them at the Shoe this fall just shot up.

Cheers,

Pat
anyone read of this:

new Neil Young - Chrome Dreams II scheduled for release on Oct. 16th
Touring for 7 weeks beginning Oct. 13th

from the NY Times:
"... the recording runs 60+ minutes and includes two giant songs that time in at 18:30 and 13:00, respectively. Drawing from three songs written previously, and 7 new songs, the latest Neil Young is a very diverse recording"

He never ceases to amaze!
The new CD from Mark Knopfler will be out around September 25th as well. Not sure if anyone here would be interested, but I thought I'd put that out there anyway Smile I haven't heard anything from it yet but I'm sure it will be just as quality as anything else he's done.
twistmyarm Wrote:The new CD from Mark Knopfler will be out around September 25th as well. Not sure if anyone here would be interested, but I thought I'd put that out there anyway Smile I haven't heard anything from it yet but I'm sure it will be just as quality as anything else he's done.

Sweet! I really enjoyed his last album with Emmylou Harris Big Grin
direwolf74 Wrote:All being released on Sept. 25th:

The Weakerthans- Reunion Tour
Pearl Jam- Immagine in Cornice: Live in Italy 2006 (DVD)
Foo Fighters- Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace
Steve Earle- Washington Square Serenade


And then a week later on Oct. 2nd:

Wintersleep- Welcome to the Night Sky
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band- Magic

Iron & Wine's next full length, Shepherd's Dog, is out Sept 25th too. :thumb:
Hey dont forget the new Blue Rodeo album..

also Sept 25th,

Blue Rodeo: Small Miracles

So Far Away
This Town
Blue House
3 Hours Away
It Makes Me Wonder
Summer Girls
Together
Mystic River
Black Ribbon
C’mon
Small Miracles
Beautiful
Where I Was Before

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Another one being released a week earlier on Sept. 18th:

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It's billed as the soundtrack to Sean Penn's new film "Into the Wild" (based on the Jon Krakauer book.) But it also serves as Eddie Vedder's debut full-length solo album. Aside from various soundtrack contributions, he's never really stepped outside of Pearl Jam before, so this should be interesting.
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Thanks for the link! That song sounds great. Can't wait to hear the rest of the disc. Apparently some of the tracks are short instrumentals (it is a film soundtrack afterall), so it's not necessarily a "full-length" album as previously reported on the PJ forums. Some fans over there seem disappointed by that, but I'm sure it'll be a cool record regardless. I'm looking forward to hearing it.
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