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The Walkmen - You and Me (2008)

You & Me, what I think is their 4th album, is a solid and complex collection of really inspired songwriting. Only recently have I heard of this band, and I find that it takes a good 4 - 5 listens of the album to really get into it. I listen only to a few of the tracks of their previous albums for comparison, and I think in You and Me, the band is in their most bare, melancholy, and oddly laid-back sounding.

It's romantic and utterly celebratory. You & Me wouldn't be categorized as vintage or old, but would certainly evoke feelings of nostalgia and wishful thinking to any listener.

Download it or buy it at Amazon!

Track listing:

01 "Donde Esta La Playa"
02 "Flamingos (For Colbert)"
03 "On The Water"
04 "In The New Year"
05 "Seven Years Of Holidays (For Stretch)"
06 "Postcards From Tiny Islands"
07 "Red Moon"
08 "Canadian Girl"
09 "Four Provinces"
10 "Long Time Ahead Of Us"
11 "The Blue Route"
12 "New Country"
13 "I Lost You"
14 "If Only It Were True"

+ Download the album.
+ Buy the mp3 album on Amazon.



There is something about combining an echoing guitar, raw vocals, and deep percussion that D.C.'s The Walkmen do correctly. Their music is like making batches of chocolate chip cookies, rather simple to concoct but damn hard to perfect.The album really accentuates their own sound and the unique personality they perform with. 
Here are samples of their album's other songs.




Open to download Canadian Girl


The Walkmen - Canadian Girl