Local H: Hallelujah! I'm A Bum
Local H: Hallelujah! I'm A Bum
Format: CD
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Artist: Local H
Label: Slimstyle Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 705438005626
Genre: Alternative Rock
Hallelujah! I'm a Bum' is the seventh studio album from pioneering, two-man Chicago band Local H, who are known for their gut-quaking live shows and incredibly loyal fan base. The 17-track, double-album was produced by Chicago metal guru Sanford Parker (Yakuza, Bloodiest, Pelican) and showcases the band rocking harder than ever. It's an epic concept record that sees frontman Scott Lucas setting his sights on the deeply divided political climate that exists in the U.S. and around the world, using his hometown as a backdrop to comment on how this polarization personally impacts people.
Tracks:
1.1 Waves
1.2 Cold Manor
1.3 Night Flight to Paris
1.4 They Saved Reagan's Brain
1.5 Blue Line
1.6 Another February
1.7 Say the Word
1.8 Cold Mannered
1.9 Trash Fire Bummers
1.10 Feed a Fever
1.11 Here Come Ol' Laptop
1.12 Look Who's Walking on Four Legs Again
1.13 Ruling Kind
1.14 Limit Your Change
1.15 Paddy Considine
1.16 Sad History
1.17 Waves Again
