Jim Carroll Band “Dry Dreams" 2025-11-28-Fresh Melrose Place and So You

Melrose Place and So You Think Can Dance

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and she said it looked like Ken Kesey’s work back in the ‘60s

By late January 2000 - at the beginning of the new century - the Foos were in Australia

and sharply tailored for those who value craft

Jim Carroll Band “Dry Dreams" 2025-11-28-Fresh Melrose Place and So YouRemastered and back on vinyl! The follow up to Catholic Boy, Dry Dreams is leaner and colder than it's predecessor. Jim Carroll trades the debuts raw shock for a darker, more cinematic intensity: jagged guitars, haunted melodies, and street poet lyrics that feel like midnight transmissions from New Yorks underbelly. Featuring Work Not Play, Lorraine, and Barricades. Long overshadowed, now reclaimed Dry Dreams stands as a crucial second chapter of the