"NEWEST'" Favorite album

Woven Hand - The Threshingfloor

All I can say is this is intense.

Quick heads up to "Kiko" fans: Tin Can Trust is a much more traditional Lobos record than Kiko. "Trust" mixes 1 part electric blues + 1 part Mexican folk + a heavy dash of David Hidalgo's guitar. I love "Kiko", but it's kind of a Lobos outlier. In a way, "Tin Can Trust" feels more like a companion piece to Petty's "Mojo". Both are steeped in the sounds and of the late '60's and both seem (IMHO) to capture the "mojo" of that time.

Marty

Leonard Cohen - Songs From The Road released yesterday. Outstanding documentation of most recent tour. Great sonics.

Damien Jurado - Saint Bartlett

Peter Wolf - Midnight Souvenirs. Great tunes and outstanding sonics

Budos Band - Budos Band III

The National - High Violet

The Noisettes - Wild Young Hearts

Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - I Learned The Hard Way

Consider this: JJ Grey & Mofro´s Georgia Warhorse.

And yes, you all are definetly right: Kiko is a "pedazo de disco".

I like everything I have ever heard from Los Lobos, so it dosnt have to sound like "Kiko" to interest me. Again, I recommend the "Live at the Filmore" dvd, really captures them live.
Another cd I have been spinning a lot lately is "Zombie Pimp Cowboy" by The Man From Ravcon. Music inspired by Blacksploitation, B horror movies and Spaghetti Westerns. Not demanding music to listen to, but great variety and imagination. One guy plays everything, it's a fun listen!