Through Being Cool: TBC20 2LP fg_Vinyl Color_Red & Yellow Haze ” the latter produced by

” the latter produced by Lord Finesse and containing perhaps L’s deepest rhymes on the album

Phish performed “The Baker’s Dozen

There’s a palpable unease that wells beneath Vitriola’s simmering requiems and fist-shakers: at its core

the album borrows as heavily from the New Orleans’ musical culture in which he grew up as it does the looming continuous pulse of war

"Incarcerated Scarfaces"

Through Being Cool: TBC20 2LP fg_Vinyl Color_Red & Yellow Haze ” the latter produced byThrough Being Cool: TBC20 is the 20th anniversary edition of the band's breakthrough sophomore album. It has a more melodic sound than their first album, Can't Slow Down, which was a more punk hardcore driven record. Through Being Cool was released one year after the band's first album with three of the members having been replaced in the meantime. At the time of the recording, Saves The Day consisted of Chris Conley, Dave Soloway, Ted Alexander, Eben