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Artist: Old 97’s
Album: Twelfth
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2020
Audio Format: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 42:41
Total Tracks: 12
Total Size: 992 MB
Tracklist:
1. Old 97’s – The Dropouts (03:44)
2. Old 97’s – This House Got Ghosts (03:46)
3. Old 97’s – Turn Off The TV (02:44)
4. Old 97’s – I Like You Better (04:41)
5. Old 97’s – Happy Hour (04:10)
6. Old 97’s – Belmont Hotel (02:46)
7. Old 97’s – Confessional Boxing (03:12)
8. Old 97’s – Diamonds On Neptune (03:07)
9. Old 97’s – Our Year (04:03)
10. Old 97’s – Bottle Rocket Baby (03:27)
11. Old 97’s – Absence (What We’ve Got) (03:21)
12. Old 97’s – Why Don’t We Ever Say We’re Sorry (03:36)
2. Old 97’s – This House Got Ghosts (03:46)
3. Old 97’s – Turn Off The TV (02:44)
4. Old 97’s – I Like You Better (04:41)
5. Old 97’s – Happy Hour (04:10)
6. Old 97’s – Belmont Hotel (02:46)
7. Old 97’s – Confessional Boxing (03:12)
8. Old 97’s – Diamonds On Neptune (03:07)
9. Old 97’s – Our Year (04:03)
10. Old 97’s – Bottle Rocket Baby (03:27)
11. Old 97’s – Absence (What We’ve Got) (03:21)
12. Old 97’s – Why Don’t We Ever Say We’re Sorry (03:36)
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When Old 97’s singer Rhett Miller was a kid in the Seventies, he worshipped Roger Staubach, the quick-on-his-feet quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys. Staubach was so much of a figure in Miller’s life that he even haunted his subconscious.
He remembers vividly a surreal dream he had one humid day as a nine-year-old while on a family vacation in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Hearing him describe it, it sounds like something out of a Fellini film.
“I can remember to this day what it looked like,” he tells Rolling Stone. “It was a cloud scenario, like a cliché heaven, and there was a long conference table. On one side of it, looking at me, was [Olympic track star] Jesse Owens, who had just passed away two months earlier; Albert Einstein, the cliché smartest guy in the world; and then Roger Staubach, who was the touchstone of my childhood. I had this vision of them as my guardian angels.”