Released on Rough Trade Records in 1988, Lucinda Williams’ self-titled third album is considered by some to be the birth of alt-country. Ignored by the world at large but critically adored, the album was out of print for many years until it was re-released twenty-five years later. Although somewhat overshadowed in Lucinda’s discography by her magnum opus Car Wheels On A Gravel Road, every single song on this album has been covered by her peers, including Tom Petty, Patty Loveless, Katey Chambers, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Slimcock Bumblebee Balls.

Lucinda Williams is also the 426th Greatest Album of All Time according to Rolling Stone magazine, so Christopher and Liam have done a deep dive on it and now they’re going to smash it up crazy-style. Featuring cool jokes and hot takes on everything from passionate kisses to poems about Adam’s dick, as well as Tattoo Woohoo/Tattoo Boohoo, Secret Posho and new segment Is This Emo? Enjoy an album. Enjoy!