Albert Hammond, Jr. - Yours to Keep - mp3 review
March 2nd, 2007 r8e8rcomI’m def. feeling that “I’m such an asshole” vibe that you only get from a night of heavy drinking. You know, the one where you keep replaying the embarrassing events of the previous night and asking yourself, “why did I do that?” Somehow, no matter how many times you think about the shit that came out of your mouth, the banter that seemed so eloquent and witty the night before, you never cease to amaze yourself with how fucking stupid you sounded. “Did I really say that? Why did I say that?” The best part, though, is when you look in your wallet and find an ATM receipt for an $80 cash withdrawal right next two lonely single dollar bills. It hurts….it really cuts deep. And now I’m thinking to myself, am I really going out again tonight? The sad truth of it is, yes I am.
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Albert Hammond, Jr. (born 9 April 1980, in los angeles) is a member of the The Strokes. These tracks are from ‘Yours to Keep’, which is his debut solo. It was released in the UK on 10/9/06, and scheduled to be released here in the US 3/6/07. The album features musical guests such as Sean Lennon (they wouldn’t let him play with the strokes), Ben Kweller, and even The Strokes’ manager Ryan Gentles and lead singer Julian Casablancas. Bassist Josh Lattanzi and drummer Matt Romano serve as the backing band, with Albert the main singer and guitarist. It was produced by former Thin Lizard Dawn vocalist Greg Lattimer at the Electric Ladyland Studios.
http://www.r8e8r.com/mp3r/10%20Hard%20To%20Live%20In%20The%20City.mp3
http://www.r8e8r.com/mp3r/06%20101.mp3
