BFG- BlueLabel: Drastic Plastic Reissued 2013, Originally released 1989 Gritty loops mixed with huge power chords and vocals the like of which have not been heard since Ian Curtis, Blue paved the way for the likes of Rammstein to run with the baton. The last studio album by the band, engineered by Utah Saints Producer Guy Hatton, Blue saw the original BFG line up produce what Boston College radio saw as the album of the decade. Track listing: Love Grind

through to 2011’s The Love Show with his band

before returning to his home studio and recording the lead single "Human" in just two hours

The Cowboy Junkies once again gently shake the listener to wake up

Considered to be one of the best live albums of all-time

Monstrance Clock 5:53

our demonstration against the forces of oppression

did he get them—big-time post-bop saxophonists Al Cohn and Zoot Sims made their bones in Woody Herman’s band

Last Station

Uh The Deal 5:07

Wilder Days

Match and Glow

Quiet Soul