Description:

Recorded in the desert heat of Mesa, AZ, with the great Bob Hoag producing, James at 35 is a hook-intensive blast of old-school rock ‘n’ roll with roots in vintage power-pop, pre-Tommy Who, the Troggs and old Phil Spector records, served up with a wall of vocal harmonies that effectively sweeten the deal without taking the edge off the raucous abandon of the band’s performance. Working from a burned CD, the Pittsburgh City Paper’s Justin Hopper wrote that “Ronnie Spector, Robin Zander and a host of girls the Society either got dumped by or never got the chance to get dumped by are the cast of characters in songs that alternately stomp and swoon like a This Year’s Model-era Elvis Costello, if old horned-rimmed didn’t take himself so damn seriously.”

Track Listing:

1.    Robin Zander
2.    The Summer Of Jocelynn May
3.    Introduction To Girls
4.    Never Wanted To Be Your Disappointment
5.    I Could Put You Behind Me
6.    The New Ronnie Spector
7.    She Doesn’t Know She’s Not Supposed To Like Me Yet
8.    (He’s) Burnin, The Dynamite At Both Ends
9.    She Doesn’t Like That Anymore
10.  Favorite Shorts
11.  She’s Using Words Like Hurt Again
12.  Everybody’s Seen You Talkin, To That Boy
13.  Never Wanted To Be Your Disappointment (Reprise)
14.  Corn Palace
15.  I Don’t Give A Damn About The Sun
16.  He Wants His World Back (Baby)

For more information about the Breakup Society, visit them online at: http://www.thebreakupsociety.com/ or http://www.myspace.com/thebreakupsociety

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