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1	Drill a Hole in That Substrate and Tell Me What You See (2004) more music like this by Jim White Jim White writes like a Southern gentlemen. When he released his cryptic debut, Wrong-Eyed Jesus, in 1997, he was approaching 40, and with each record his civil invective and genuine yearning for redemption have become more focused, culminating in an eccentric -- yet fully realized -- body of work that requires no aging to prove itself worthy. ... see all copies from $11.63! new only from $11.63!
2	Wrong-Eyed Jesus! (Mysterious Tale of How I Shouted) (1997) more music like this by Jim White Jim White's debut album is a cinematic collection of Appalachia-inspired country-folk rendered with a gothic sensibility and junkyard atmospherics (the inclusion of Tom Waits collaborator Ralph Carney on several tracks lends the record a distinctly Waits-ish veneer). Drawing on his bizarre life experiences and troubled Pentecostal upbringing, ... see all copies from $12.32! new only from $20.71!
3	No Such Place (2001) more music like this by Jim White Jim White's sophomore release on David Byrne's Luaka Bop imprint comes four years after the release of Wrong-Eyed Jesus!, an album that introduced him as a quirky, yet clever master of Southern gothic storytelling and lo-fi folk music. No Such Place is a brilliant follow-up and reveals White at his best. It's a bluesy, atmospheric-laced collection ... see all copies from $8.00! new only from $11.63!
4	Dirty Three (1995) more music like this by Dirty Three There have been many attempts to integrate instrumentation, other than the guitar, bass, and drums format, into so-called rock music. Many bands have gone through an Eastern or psychedelic phase, adding strings, tabla, or some other seemingly eccentric instrument to their sound. For the most part, bands like the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, and ... see all copies from $13.81! new only from $13.81!
5	She Has No Strings Apollo (2003) more music like this by Dirty Three On She Has No Strings Apollo, the Dirty Three again offer up the sounds of their hearts and inner landscapes to the skies and whoever's listening. The band's tendency to start a song quiet, loose, and lovely and then slowly sweat it into a faster, intensified crescendo is familiar by now, but somehow remains vividly evocative. The emotional road ... see all copies from $14.69! new only from $14.69!
6	Ocean Songs (1998) more music like this by Dirty Three The Dirty Three's fourth venture into long-play territory is easily their most controversial, and a decided change in direction. While the band's previous recordings -- Sad & Dangerous, Dirty Three, and Horse Stories -- have all, in some way, attempted to capture the trio's live show, where slow, winding patterns and riffs become a swirling ... see all copies from $7.68! new only from $13.59!
7	Horse Stories (1996) more music like this by Dirty Three Dirty Three have a gift for creating unforgettably emotive instrumental soundscapes, and Horse Stories demonstrates this to great effect. The versatility of Warren Ellis' violin playing is what drives Horse Stories, but although the violin is the focal point, Mick Turner's guitar and Jim White's drumming are vital elements in making Dirty Three's ... see all copies from $14.11! new only from $14.11!
8	Cinder (2005) more music like this by Dirty Three Australia's Dirty Three have covered a lot of ground over their ten-year career, and always as a trio: violinist Warren Ellis (also a prominent member of Nick Cave's Bad Seeds), guitarist Mick Turner, and drummer Jim White (the latter two are also known as the Tren Brothers). The band have continually re-examined their sound, and looked for ... see all copies from $12.00! new only from $14.69!
9	Whatever You Love, You Are (2000) more music like this by Dirty Three The Dirty Three have created their own brand of violin-infused rock and carry this torch of innovation even further with Whatever You Love, You Are. There are some characteristic Dirty Three moments on this album; the final song "Lullaby for Christie" would have fit in perfectly on their first self-titled album. The song swoons and breaks with a ... see all copies from $13.80! new only from $13.80!
10	You Follow Me (2007) more music like this by Nina Nastasia/Jim White What do you get when you add Dirty Three/Tren Brothers drummer Jim White to a Nina Nastasia record? It all depends on what you are expecting to hear, of course. White was part of the spiny little band that accompanied Nastasia on her initial Fat Cat offering On Leaving in 2006. While that record was skeletal, this one is positively minimal, yet in ... see all copies from $13.16! new only from $13.16!
11 view cover	Beyond Nashville: The Twisted Heart of Country Music (2001) more music like this by Various Artists The rise of the so-called "No Depression" (named after the Carter Family song) alternative country movement in the 1990s coincided with commercial country's hard left turn into pop/rock territory. Less a reaction to the slick "hat acts" (Garth Brooks, Tim McGraw, et al.) than an attempt to keep country's historical line pure and direct, the ... see all copies from $17.98!
12 view cover	Transnormal Skiperoo (2007) more music like this by Jim White Jim White tends to take his time between albums -- Transnormal Skiperoo was only his fourth in over a decade, arriving an ample few years after 2004's Drill a Hole in That Substrate and Tell Me What You See. By the time of its release, the Southern-souled transplant and perennial wanderer, who was then fifty, had settled down in a backwoods ... see all copies from $13.37! new only from $13.37!
13 view cover	Drill a Hole in That Substrate & Tell Me What You See [Bonus Tracks] (2004) more music like this by Jim White Jim White writes like a Southern gentlemen. When he released his cryptic debut, Wrong-Eyed Jesus, in 1997, he was approaching 40, and with each record his civil invective and genuine yearning for redemption have become more focused, culminating in an eccentric -- yet fully realized -- body of work that requires no aging to prove itself worthy. ... see all copies from $68.81! new only from $68.81!
14 view cover	Music from Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus (2005) more music like this by Jim White British director Andrew Douglas was so taken with Jim White's 1997 Southern gothic road record Wrong-Eyed Jesus that he decided to make a movie about the Deep South with White leading the charge in an old Chevy Impala. Dreamlike, spooky, and often funny, Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus is a series of collages and testimonies on everything from ... see all copies from $13.84! new only from $13.84!
15 view cover	Sad & Dangerous (1994) more music like this by Dirty Three On their debut, Dirty Three seems to be working out future ideas. Most of the songs are quite lengthy, and some of the more repetitive numbers are often hurt by this ("Kim's Dirt," "Turk Reprise"). As a result of the band's experimentation, however, we see a different side of the group not witnessed on later efforts. For instance, Warren Ellis ... see all copies from $11.43! new only from $11.43!

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