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The Jordan Lake Sessions: Volumes 1 and 2

by the Mountain Goats

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vexithan
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vexithan It's hard to pick a favorite song off of this live album. But Golden Boy, for some reason, always holds a special place in my heart. My wife and I watched both sessions from home and having this album here on bandcamp is the next best thing to being at a live show. The banter is there, and that's what I miss most about seeing the Mountain Goats perform live. This album has the feel of a live show (minus the people belting out lyrics next to you!) and for that, I'm grateful it exists. Favorite track: Golden Boy (Jordan Lake Sessions Volume 2).
Dillon O'Brien
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Dillon O'Brien It changes daily. 3 and 4 will be rad too. Favorite track: Heel Turn 2 (Jordan Lake Sessions Volume 1).
Jim W
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Jim W No live album should sound this fucking great. Amazing.
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credits

released December 4, 2020

John Darnielle – vocals, guitar, piano
Peter Hughes – bass
Matt Douglas – keyboards, guitar, saxophone, piano
Jon Wurster – drums

Recorded live in studio at Manifold Recording in Pittsboro, NC, on August 8 & 9, 2020
Engineered and mixed by Chris Boerner
Assisted by Ian Schreier
Mastered by Chris Boerner at The Kitchen Mastering in Carrboro, NC
Art layout by Daniel Brielmaier

Management: Ryan Matteson

Special thanks to Michael Tiemann, Caleb Goodnight, Kevin O’Halloran, Luke Lidell, and Emily Lee

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the Mountain Goats Durham, North Carolina

John Darnielle has written almost 600 songs now, and some of them are very sad, dealing with hard drugs and tragic ends, hurting yourself and others, sicknesses of both body and brain, off-brand alcohols. They are told in beautiful, unnerving, specific detail because he is a very good writer, and also some of them are just true stories about his own life.
—John Hodgman, 2012
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