The Mountain Goats: All Hail West Texas Album Review | Pitchfork
The Mountain Goats' 2003 LP All Hail West Texas is a lonely album, a product of idle time and summer boredom recorded alone, quickly, in an empty house. A new reissue on Merge includes thorough liner notes from John Darnielle and unreleased material.
Reader Score No score yet, be the first to add. 0.0 Genre: Rock Label: Merge Release Date: 2013 By Lindsay Zoladz Reviewed July 23, 2013 The Mountain Goats' 2003 LP All Hail West Texas is a lonely album, a product of idle time and summer boredom recorded alone, quickly, in an empty house. A new reissue on Merge includes thorough liner notes from John Darnielle and unreleased material. Save this story Save this story All Hail West Texas is a lonely album, a product of idle time and summer boredom recorded alone, quickly, in an empty house. John Darnielle wrote most of the lyrics in the margins
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