SR VI: Incident Free since 2008

I think so, yes.

There's also an Italian band called Tom Moto whose description is almost the same as Jean Louis.  So I need their album too.

Padraic wrote: Ricochet wrote: Padraic wrote: It just means you have to be in the know to know about them, gotta hang out with the cool kids. Wasn't it by chance that Luke discovered them on Wayside? If he wouldn't have had, James's best album of the year would be Animal Collective. They're on a Wayside sampler that comes with every order.  So one of us would have heard at some point.

I'm such a n00b.

I've never played a ReR or Wayside Sampler.   I do have most of the Wayside ones though but I didn't get one with my last order... odd.

James wrote: Padraic wrote: James wrote: Padraic wrote: James wrote: Jean Louis Tranchemusic That's all you need in Google. Or even just Tranchemusic. But I agree.  Their name is extraordinarily bad in terms of searching.  They weren't even on RYM until I added them the other week. It just means you have to be in the know to know about them, gotta hang out with the cool kids. If you need to search for them on Google, you've already failed. But there is little to no information about them anywhere. Luke even says the CD says 2008 on the back... which makes me a little concerned... Well, then I guess it can't be album of the year.  Of course it can. Nobody's ever heard of them.  Wayside didn't start selling their album 'til this year.  Nothing came up on last.fm until recently.  Nothing on RYM until I added them.  Hardly anything on Google searches. I still say it's a 2009 album.

No, no, and no.

If it was released in 2008, it is a 2008 album.  Everything else is irrelevant.  Doesn't matter when anybody first "discovered" them.

I didn't realize that The Yardbirds are still an active band.  Apparently, the non-famous members who didn't play guitar and move on to become famous are still active with new members.  They have even released some new albums in recent years.  One of which had all kinds of guest musicians, including Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and Jeff Beck.  I thought that they had ceased to exist at the time that Clapton/Page/Beck had all left the band.

Edited by rushfan4 - August 26 2009 at 13:40

Pendragon's Pure wasn't officially released until 2009, although it was already voted in the 2008 best album poll because many people had already bought a copy directly from the band.  AllMusic Guide lists its release date as February 27, 2009.

Well, it's not the case of a limited release/pre-order with Jean Louis.

That being said, bands who pre-release something, and schedule the official official release of the official official album later on (even in a different year), is starting to sound problematic.

Steven Wilson did the same with Insurgentes.

I see Rob experienced the sting of the moshkito a bit. 

Ricochet wrote: I see Rob experienced the sting of the moshkito a bit.

I'm thinking his rambling only proved my point about words with no clear meaning.

"There's three of us but we're not The Beatles."

I think that the new Transatlantic album is going to make my pants explode.  Did I use that phrase right in a sentence?