Old 97s, Drag It Up - 48m 27s

Tracks & Durations

1. Won't Be Home	4:48
2. Moonlight	3:40
3. Borrowed Bride	2:08
4. Smokers	3:52
5. Coahuila	2:27
6. Blinding Sheets Of Rain	3:20
7. Valium Waltz	4:39
8. In The Satelite Rides A Star	4:40
9. The New Kid	3:41
10. Bloomington	3:27
11. Adelaide	3:30
12. Friends Forever	3:08
13. No Mother	4:58

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Review

The Old 97's suggested they were ready to abandon their bittersweet Americana sound with their previous album, 2001's power-pop heavy Satellite Rides. But the Dallas, Texas band's sixth release sees them once again digging into soft pedal-steel guitars, rolling pianos, and relaxed southern rhythms. How could they not? It's clear they are genuinely in love with this music, delivering the woozy "The New Kid" and the surging "Smokers" with so much blood and conviction that it's impossible to detect that the songs were recorded on just eight-tracks. The only thing keeping them from inhabiting the same critically hallowed ground as the Jayhawks and My Morning Jacket is singer Rhett Miller's cocktail napkin penned lyrics. It's nothing a remedial English class can't fix. --Aidin Vaziri

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