Lindsey To Self-Release SEEDS WE SOW (track listing included)

[TrueFaith77]

SEEDS WE SOW
1) Seeds We Sow - WHAT WE KNOW: Wiltern live version appeared on YouTube late, so I didn't give it many listens. Had very nice moments and a weird vocalization (a ta-ta-ta vocal guitar line).
2) In Our Own Time - WHAT WE KNOW: Will be the first single. It has a melodic switch up that reminds me of SOMETHING (a Christmas song or SOMETHING) that makes it instantly memorable, enjoyable, and moving. Great pop song.
3) Illumination - WHAT WE KNOW: The grooooviest song Lindsey has ever done.
4) That’s The Way Love Goes - WHAT WE KNOW: Lindsey's punk song, it's the closest to a Tusk track he's done since Law & Order. It also has the most instantaneously hooky and body-moving chorus he's written since the hey-day. (Every time I've played this song for someone, it seems to turn into a pub sing-a-long… during the FIRST listen!)
5) Stars Are Crazy - WHAT WE KNOW: The immediate fan favorite; it's as heartbreaking a summation of the Lindsey-Stevie saga as her "Everybody Loves You." The die-hard Lindsey-ites argue that it offers more emotional transparency than musical invention, however.
6) When She Comes Down - WHAT WE KNOW: THE FIRST SONG HE'S WRITTEN ABOUT HIS WIFE??!!!!!! "The Right Place to Fade" IS about Stevie. yay!
7) Rock Away Blind - WHAT WE KNOW: ???
8) One Take - WHAT WE KNOW: Rumoured to be the hardest-rocking song on the album(?)
9) Gone Too Far - WHAT WE KNOW: ???
10) End Of Time - WHAT WE KNOW: Can't wait to hear how it sounds in a studio-produced version, but the live version joins the upper echelons of contemporary Lindsey (joining "Steal Your Heart Away," "Bleed to Love Her," "Shut Us Down," and "The Right Place to Fade" in my estimation).
11) She Smiled Sweetly - WHAT WE KNOW: This Rolling Stones cover is the only track whose origin resides in the Gift of Screws sessions, so this one is actually available in a studio-produced bootleg. It. Is. GORGEOUS. So if it provides a clue as to the sound of this album, we in are in for a treat. WOW. JUST. WOW.


Interesting that we've heard the entire first half of the album. Then, for the second half, we've just heard the final and penultimate tracks. So what we know is: a) the first half is going to a humdinger and 2) the album ends on two beaaaauuuutiful songs.



ETA: Any other info/rumours/word on those four unheard tracks?