Name: The Rockville LP
Brand: Vanguard
SKU: 53507489
Price: 4.31 GBP
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The Rockville LP

Rating

Album: The Rockville LP
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Two Hands Up	More Info...
2)	We'll Pick Up Where We Left Off	More Info...
3)	Peace	More Info...
4)	The Element	More Info...
5)	Favorite Song	More Info...
6)	So Good So Far	More Info...
7)	The Architect	More Info...
8)	Place To Hide	More Info...
9)	Caroline the Wrecking Ball	More Info...
10)	I Will Find You	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Marc Roberge (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, programming); Gregg Wattenberg (guitar, piano); Derek A.E. Fuhrmann (guitar, programming, background vocals); Kevin Kadish (guitar, programming); Mark Williams (guitar); Richard On (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, background vocals); Jerry DePizzo (electric guitar, saxophone, programming); Katie Kresek (violin); Dave Eggar (cello); Ian Driscoll (accordion, shaker); Dan White (baritone saxophone); Jon Lampley (trumpet, sousaphone); Evan Oberla (trombone); Todd Clark (piano, background vocals); Mikel Paris (keyboards, percussion, background vocals); Jeffrey Allen (double bass); Benj Gershman (bass guitar); Gunnar Olsen, Chris Culos (drums); Dave Cook (programming); Nathan Chapman, John Alicastro, Michael Lauri, Nelly Joy, Mia Wattenberg (background vocals).
Liner Note Author: O.A.R.
Recording information: Blackbird Studios, Nashville; Frontside 180 Studios; Rewind Studios, NYC; Strange Weather, Brooklyn; Sucker Punch Recording Company, Bethesda; Vital Studio, Columbus.
Photographer: Josh Goleman.
Of a Revolution's eighth studio long-player and first outing for Vanguard Records, The Rockville LP finds Marc Roberge, Chris Culos, Richard On, Benji Gershman, and Jerry DePizzo returning to their hometown of Rockville, Maryland and reckoning with the emotional complexities that come from enduring an 18-year-long roller coaster ride that has often resulted in keeping family and friends, and even their own wants and needs, at arm's length. O.A.R. has always been a band that reveled in the hacky sack inclusiveness of the jam band scene, offering up an easy, melodic, and always danceable infusion of '90s college rock and suburban reggae-pop that fell somewhere between DMB, Rusted Root, Ziggy Marley, and the Goo Goo Dolls, and Rockville is no exception, especially on cuts like "Two Hands Up," "The Architect," and "Favorite Song." ~ James Christopher Monger