~ FREE SHIPPING~ $9.99
Hello. I’ve been selling for over 10 years on that other site (you can check my feedback there; It's under the same ID as this one; over 3200 positives, 99.7%, and still active). But I thought I'd give this site a try.

If you don’t feeling like going through the check out process, just email me with your order. email= gxr100seller “at” hotmail.com (you have to replace the “at” with “@”)

Like all of my cds, this is an Original CD, with original inserts (NO CD-Rs or bootlegs).....

Item Specifics - Music: CDs
Artist: Railroad Jerk Release Date: Oct 08, 1996
Format: CD Record Label: Matador
Genre: Rock UPC: 744861019923
Sub-Genre: -- Album Type: Full-Length CD
Track listing
1. Clean Shirt
2. Objectify Me
3. You Forgot
4. Natalie
5. You Bet
6. Well
7. Dusty Knuckle
8. Middle Child
9. This Is Not To Say I Still Miss You
10. Another Night At The Bar
11. No Sleep, (I Can't Get)
12. Sweet Librarian
13. (untitled) - (hidden track)


Details
Producer: Railroad Jerk, Settly
Distributor: Alternative Dis. Alliance
Recording type: Studio
Recording mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a


Album notes
Railroad Jerk: Marcellus Hall, Alec Stephen (guitar, vocals); Tony Lee (bass, vocals); Dave Varenka (drums).
Recorded at Tin Pan Alley Studios, New York, New York in May 1996.
New York City's Railroad Jerk employs the same formula of Fall-influenced spastic rhythms, angular melodies and absurdist lyrics as its more famous labelmate Pavement, but adds a barbed blues twist to the mix, skewering its ingratiating tunes with distorted, Delta-style guitar-riffing. Marcellus Hall's enthusiastic yelping and Dave Varenka's knotty, Beefheart-visits-the-East-Village guitar lines are prodded by herky-jerky bass and slap-happy drums.
THIRD RAIL is the most focused and consistent album in the band's discography. Rest assured, however, that it finds Railroad Jerk continuing its tradition of not taking itself, or anything, too seriously. "Well" and "This Is Not To Say I Still Miss You" exemplify the band's worldview: bemused, sarcastic and slightly bitter, but never approaching the angst-ridden extremes of Railroad Jerk's indie-rock contemporaries. Elsewhere, songs like "Natalie" show the band's leering, lustful side and keep things from drifting too far off into esoteric wordplay.


Editorial reviews
4 (out of 5) - ...this album tightens the sound without sacrificing the band's loose, uneven gait....Though not as immediately accessible as ONE TRACK MIND is, it nonetheless proves to be another step forward, fusing the bluesy lurch of old with...a more song-based sound...
Alternative Press (01/01/1997)

7 (out of 10) - ...The band performs shotgun marriages of Delta blues tropes and songs scooped out of the East River; not updating Son House but backdating ODELAY. The results are mostly startling and invigorating...
Spin (12/01/1996)

7 (out of 10) - ...The band performs shotgun marriages of Delta blues tropes and songs scooped out of the East River; not updating Son House but backdating ODELAY. The results are mostly startling and invigorating...
Spin (12/01/1996)






USED, but in great condition. NO scratches and NO signs of abuse or misuse.

Free Shipping in the US and Canada.
Multiple item discounts = $2 off each additional cds with your order

***International orders***
I can ship worldwide - Any country.
CDs can be shipped internationally for an additional $3 (with the jewel case); or for $2 (without the jewel case).
******



Please check-out my other items…..Take $2 off any additional CDs you add to your order!!!! eCrater’s checkout system doesn’t automatically figure the discounts, but as long as we know the total, we’ll be ok.
Payment must be received 14 days for US orders. Additional time extended for international orders

Payment

I accept:

Checks
Money Orders
Well concealed USD

I can accept PAYPAL – but only if it is NOT A CREDIT/DEBIT CARD funded payment.

Personal Checks will be held 10 days before item is shipped; Money order and “other payment” items will be shipped immediately.

Any questions, Please feel free to email. Thanks. gxr100