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Eric Clapton‘s new album Old Sock is now available at The Record Exchange on CD and vinyl!
Says the Chicago Daily Herald, “Clapton’s guitar wizardry is understated but elegant here, especially on the lilting ‘Angel’ and the muscular ‘Gotta Get Over,’ one of the intimate set’s two originals. This ‘Old Sock’ wears well.”
The Record Exchange’s New Release Tuesday series continues on March 12 with David Bowie‘s The Next Day! The album — available on CD and deluxe CD — will be featured during our weekly listening party at 6 p.m. while you enjoy free pizza from our New Release Tuesday partners Pie Hole! Enter to win our New Release Tuesday raffle: A numbered, limited-edition double vinyl test pressing of The Next Day!
Are you a proud owner of a Radio Boise KRBX Card? Bring it in every Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m. and receive 20% off gift shop items and used CDs, vinyl, DVD/Blu-ray and cassettes (excluding collectibles – individual items $100 and over).
Speaking of our beloved community radio station, their Radio Boise Tuesdays series at Neurolux features local and touring bands as well as a Radio Boise DJ after each show. Radio Boise receives 20% of drink sales from every 
Radio Boise Tuesday show. You receive the benefit of DRINK SPECIALS at each one. The music kicks off at 7 p.m. — right after you’ve filled your belly with pizza and heard some new music at the RX!
Check out the Radio Boise Tuesdays performance schedule HERE.
Here’s a quick look at the bright and shiny new releases this week at The Record Exchange:
CD
David Bowie – The Next Day (deluxe edition also available)
Eric Clapton – Old Sock
Devendra Banhart – Mala
Various Artists – Sound City: Real to Reel
Shooter Jennings – The Other Life
Bon Jovi – What About Now (deluxe edition also available)
Biffy Clyro – Opposites
Motown: The Musical (deluxe edition also available)
Watsky – Cardboard Castles
Black Cloud Music – Atychiphobia (The Fear of Failure)
Bob Dylan – Threads and Grooves: Highway 61 Revisited
Wild Belle – Isles
Various Artists – Eccentric Soul: The Dynamic Label
Adrian Younge and William Hart – Adrian Younge Presents The Delfonics
David Sylvian, Jan Bang and Erik Honore – Uncommon Deities
Orianthi – Heaven in This Hell
Adrenaline Mob – Coverta
Off With Their Heads – Home
Megan Hilty – It Happens All the Time
Family Force 5 – Third
Audio Adrenaline – Kings and Queens
Mindless Behavior – All Around the World
VINYL
Eric Clapton – Old Sock
Bruno Mars – Unorthodox Jukebox
Various Artists – Sound City: Real to Reel
The Black Keys with RZA – Baddest Man Alive
Various Artists – Eccentric Soul: The Dynamic Label
Biffy Clyro – Opposites
Yellow Red Sparks – Yellow Red Sparks
Nektar – Journey to the Centre of the Eye
Otis Redding – Lonely and Blue: The Deepest Soul of Otis Redding
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – Will the Circle Be Unbroken
Glen Campbell – By the Time I Get to Phoenix
Merle Haggard – Swinging Doors
Wanda Jackson – Rockin’ with Wanda
The Byrds – Turn! Turn! Turn!
Kenny Rogers – The Gambler
DJ Spoko – Ghost Town EP
DVD/BLU-RAY
Sound City: Real to Reel DVD and Blu-ray
Amos Lee – Live from the Artists Den DVD
Queen – Live at Wembley DVD
Rammstein – Videos 1995-2012 DVD and Blu-ray
Dear Hunter – Color Spectrum Live DVD
Life of Pi DVD and Blu-ray
Who Framed Roger Rabbit Blu-ray
Doc Watson and Merle Haggard – Doc and Merle DVD
Pat Metheny – We Live Here DVD
Hitchcock DVD/Blu-ray
Ray Milland – Ministry of Fear DVD and Blu-ray
Casablanca/African Queen DVD and Blu-ray
1. Wondrous Bughouse, Youth Lagoon
2. The Beast In Its Tracks, Josh Ritter
3. People, Hell & Angels, Jimi Hendrix
4. Boys & Girls, Alabama Shakes
5. Old Yellow Moon, Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell
6. Amok, Atoms for Peace
7. Honky Tonk, Son Volt
8. Untamed Beast, Sallie Ford & the Sound Outside
9. Etta, Edmond Dantes
10. In Time, Mavericks
11. Push the Sky Away, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
12. Memphis, Boz Scaggs
13. Electric, Richard Thompson
14. Get Up!, Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite
15. The Heist, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
16. The Lumineers, The Lumineers
17. My Head Is An Animal, Of Monsters & Men
18. Blue Room, Madeleine Peyroux
19. Hummingbird, Local Natives
20. The Messenger, Johnny Marr
Do you like it hard and heavy? Then come to The Record Exchange and visit The Headbanger’s Wall, a listening station devoted to some of today’s best bands pummeling you with raw power and raw emotion.
The Headbanger’s Wall currently features Bullet for My Valentine, Suffocation, Godflesh, Ancient Wisdom and Soilwork Come melt your face with us.
Purchase Headbanger’s Wall titles HERE.
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As you may (or may not) remember: Some years ago, Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke decided he needed an outlet for all of the glitchy IDM that kept pouring forth from his laptop that wasn’t a Radiohead record. With longtime producer Nigel Godrich in tow, Yorke created The Eraser – a surprisingly (or not) hummable album that was both surprising and familiar in its approach. Regardless, it made room for guitars to reign again for In Rainbows. When it came time to play The Eraser’s songs live, Yorke mostly took to the piano, but eventually he recruited Godrich, Flea, drummer Joey Waronker (Beck, R.E.M.) and multi-instrumentalist Mauro Refosoco to breath new life into his compositions. They had such a good time doing it, that they decided to make a go of it as a proper band with a name: Atoms For Peace. So, at long last, we’re finally treated to Amok, which liberally uses ingredients from The Eraser as well as the more Afropop-leaning elements of Radiohead’s previous long-player, King of Limbs. Though Amok may imply musicians running wild, it’s still a ship largely controlled by Yorke’s beats – but the band is stealthy: And as the album progresses you hear them roam increasingly free. This band is a rare bird – so take your time and enjoy the moment.