Tom Waits: Heartattack And Vine (180g, Clear Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Cassette Tapes Brawther definitely has the production

Brawther definitely has the production finesse needed to execute this sound (it's real easy to make bad house)

alongside Benedek

percussive "Funky Rob Way" sounds like peak Fela crossed with peak JB's

especially with their use of black metal styled guitar

Official repress of this instrumental Beasties album - not instrumental versions of vocal tracks

Tom Waits: Heartattack And Vine (180g, Clear Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Cassette Tapes Brawther definitely has the production"Don't You Know There Ain't No Devil? Only God When He's Drunk." Originally released in 1980, Heartattack And Vine is Tom Waits' seventh and final album for the Asylum label, following up 1978's Blue Valentine. Waits once again proves his genius lyric writing capability (even during a stylistic shift read: electric guitar) on several notable tracks, including the title song ("Heartattack And Vine"), "Jersey Girl" (as often covered by The Boss live),