After a (weeks) worth of listening...

I can can't say that I agree with the bumper sticker, progressive sloganeering within some of Rosie Bones' lyrics but I like her delivery and feeling. It's not that I lean right, I don't. But she doesn't, one time, mention any of the corrupt left leaning politicians or news organizations and, man, there are just as many on the left to blame, as on the right. I find her political perspective more political cheer leading than objectivity.

Regardless, I'm liking the album. That says a lot, imo.

@raymonda 

I wasn't siding with the political bend of "Loud Hailer". Just saying' it was a political record in a political year. That alone should have gotten it grammy attention. Then add the excellent guitar work, raw singing and interesting production, and it should have gotten more recognition. I really like the record. Thanks for the nomination......

Happy Listening!

I didn't take it that way but you are right!  You would have thought the academy would have jumped on it.

Error, excuse me, I mean, music industry. 

reubent,

Thanks... I was sweating bullets for a while.. ha ha! It was really a "no brainer". I was reading the lp cover, Ronnie Montrose played on one song!!! David Foster contributed as well. Forgot about that.