BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE - s/t LP afrobeat Everyone was a real kid

Everyone was a real kid (for the afternoon at least) as boots got traded in for bowling shoes and rock & rollers hit the pins to the tune of piped-in recordings of the Kids’ favorite records

and experiment with new songs as well as old favorites

the ten tracks reflect the band's live set and the result is the closest to what their debut album could have sounded like

Liner notes by Kim Salmon

BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE - s/t LP afrobeat Everyone was a real kid180 gram vinyl. Where previous albums have tended to be more cosmic and outward looking, this seems like a much more introspective work. Perhaps this is Newcombe mediating more on growing older, the titles Drained, We Never Had a Chance, Too Sad To Tell You, would suggest so. Although his well publicised battles with drink and drug habits are well behind him, he seems to be reflecting on the younger Newcombe we all saw on that fabulous, life affirming