DIG MY MOOD/VINYLE BLEU/INCLUS BONUS EP JAUNE/25EME ANNIVERSAIRE

Description

Nick Lowe's album Dig My Mood from 1998 marked the second masterpiece of his chapter as a "worldly balladeer" and "rock and roll elder statesman," leaving far behind the ironic character of his Jesus of Cool. After the critically acclaimed The Impossible Bird in 1994, Lowe found himself writing about love and struggles through a sophisticated lens, including famous staples from Nick Lowe's canon such as "You Inspire Me" and "Man That I've Become," two mainstays of Nick's setlists a quarter of a century later. Featuring Lowe's sharp writing and a selection of tasteful covers that Nick breathes new life into ("Failed Christian" by Henry McCullough and "Cold Grey Light of Dawn" by Ivory Joe Hunter), Dig My Mood is another masterclass example of Lowe's strength as a songwriter and performer. The album received immediate praise from music critics, with No Depression stating that "Lowe has never sounded better." Dig My Mood became the centerpiece of the famous Brentford trilogy of albums that Nick Lowe released between 1994 and 2001. For the 25th anniversary of Dig My Mood, the album is pressed on colored vinyl for the first time, with the studio album pressed on blue vinyl and a bonus EP (full of live performances from the Dig My Mood tour in Japan and a rare studio track) pressed on yellow vinyl.