I like this more every time I hear it, it make me roll my head to the droning rhythm

Sam Beam (aka Iron & Wine) lives in Austin I found out. Has a serious mountain man look going. He's a freak, but man, talented. I kinda dig his sound.

the vocals sound Fleetwood Mac-ish to me

Just listened to this whole album the whole way through yesterday and it's GREAT. If you like this the rest of the album is definitely for you. Lovely.

Dang!
I missed it...:( Pls, do a rollback XD

NPR in studio interview and performance. Boy with a coin is the first song played. (click here)

Mmmmmmmmmmmmm............

One of the hundereds and thousands reasons making me keep listening RP!!
Great!

I like it, but I think they accidentally left the click track in.

This song keeps growing on me.

Anyone else hear that annoying pop in the right channel?

A wonderful song in a fantastic album

Whirlpool wrote:

You ARE in a whirlpool...

This is good stuff right here

I thought it was Elliot Smith (not that that's a bad thing).

Thank you RP! :D Thank you thank you...
Mmwahh!

lattalo wrote:

Thanks dude!

My head is spinning.

acampos wrote:

I got it last week and I recommend it highly. I never heard of Iron and Wine until this album, but I really like this album.

I like this song. Do you recommend the album? SOunds like old Fleetwood Mac

psarnow wrote:

Agreed, I never get tired of hearing this one. Fantastic song :)

sorry, but this one won't get old

Just got it and the whole thing is good, one of the best CD's of the year I think. Thanks RP!!!

adroc wrote:

My thoughts exactly!

UltraNurd wrote:

I concur, I didn't know jack about I&W with the exception of the remake of Postal's song on the Garden State soundtrack.

But now I've also purchased two I&W albums, Our Endless Numbered Days is totally amazing, yet to get this new one though, sounds good from what I've heard on RP though!

songbirdfemme wrote:

Well... there's clapping in Peace Train...

the hand clapping reminds me of a cat stevens song.. now which one was it....

I used to think Iron & Wine were too folky and boring for me. Then this album came out. It's upbeat and funky at times, with profound lyrical poetry. A record to rival "Wincing The Night Away" for record of the year.

hippiechick wrote:
Great album!